Must Resolve Differences To Win GOP Told
Milwaukee Senator Schoeppel urged Wisconsin Republicans at the state convention to resolve their differences unite on candidates and mobilize voters or risk another defeat. He cited past GOP splits over the Kohler-Davis nomination and warned against supporting opponents to the Republican line. He stressed conservatism and warned against foreign aid that weakens the United States.
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Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kan
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republican Party
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Senate
United States
Ill Jesting With Tools Becomes Hazardous DIY Advice
A says amateur home repair and “do it yourself” medical attempts risk harm. The piece warns that wrong joiner or doctor actions can worsen sickness and waste materials and time, urging readers to seek professional medical care promptly.
Pupils Advance At Own Rate In Readings Based Promotion
In Christian County Kentucky 1800 elementary pupils will switch from grades to reading levels. Promotion will be based on reading ability rather than grades one through six. A transition room will help students who need extra support.
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Hopkinsville
Christian County
Wade
Air safety push as jet numbers rise and congestion grows
Senator Christensen warns air space congestion will double by 1965 with Los Angeles the most crowded area. He calls for tighter rules enforcing definite separations and altitudes and supports a bill to create a new federal aviation agency to control all air traffic. Eisenhower orders a five point safety plan to take effect soon.
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Los Angeles
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Mexico City Prepares for 2200 Shriners Convention
Mexico City readies for one of its largest tourist arrivals as about 2200 Shriners and family members from the Western United States gather for an annual convention. The event opens with a parade on May 31.
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United States
Baby Born At Dawn On Lawn In Milwaukee
Sgt. Donald Almquist rushed home to help his wife through the birth of their third child. The baby arrived on the lawn just before dawn weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces as they headed toward the hospital.
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Wisconsin GOP Convention Highlights Local Leaders
Colburn Cherney of Brown County presided at the convention dinner impressing delegates with rare vocabulary. The Young Republicans push for a strong campaign role with about 1100 paid members. Ray Dittmore leans on McCarthy followers for support while Otis Gomillion backs him. Roland Steinle works to drum up bandwagon sentiment before Saturday ballots. Tommy Thomson, governor’s son, mingles with leaders at the event. Ruth Ising of Oshkosh becomes the first woman district GOP chairman and sits on the state committee.
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Tommy Thomson
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Oshkosh
Fox River Valley
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Supreme Court
James Onderdonk
Madison
Proxmire
Walter J. Kohler
Vernon Thomson
NLRB Rules Against Chicago Teamsters
The NLRB ordered Schroeder and Sons employees in Cambridge not required to join the Chicago Teamsters Local 753. The Chicago union was told to halt boycott activities in the Chicago area after the Cambridge firm refused to sign an agreement linking employees to the Chicago wage scale. The dispute arose after Schroeder refused a union joining plan and wage requirement, prompting charges from the firm.
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Dog Helps Family Find Home Through Want Ads
A La Crosse dog delivered the Want Ad section to his owners as they discussed a house purchase. The family found the perfect home in the listings and, in gratitude, bought the dog a new home too. Want ads work, for dogs and people.
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Wisconsin GOP delegates weigh tax and labor planks at convention
Wisconsin Republicans in Shawano County discuss a sales tax and right to work in their platform as 3 340 delegates gather under pressure to keep key issues off the floor. Meade Alcorn and Andrew Schoeppel say Proxmire’s Senate record warrants GOP challenge while state leaders fear tax shifts before the 1959 budget.
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Green Bay
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Alcorn
Proxmire
Sparse Friday Night Clouds Across Nation
Cloudiness and precipitation are likely to be sparse nationwide Friday night. The deep South and parts of the West may see clouds and light rain, with lighter conditions elsewhere.
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Unifax
Republicans Notice Shifts in Benson Policy Debates
Alcorn states Democrats aim to drive the nation into economic trouble while noting a recent drop in anti Benson sentiment among Republicans and Democrats. He cites Proxmire as a left wing recruit and praises Eisenhower and Dulles for keeping world peace as Janesville native John Hough is named First District chairman replacing Ray Jondahl who resigned as treasurer.
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Washington
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Eisenhower
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Janesville
GOP
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Racine
State Party
Ajax missile weapons fired in war test near New York
Windows shattered and doors blown mile from the explosion as the Ajax missile about 32 feet long and weighing a ton was designed to destroy aircraft up to 60 000 feet. It carries three warheads and a 15 mile range with several missiles exploding almost simultaneously around a New York metropolitan base.
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New York
New Jersey
Long Island
AP News Editor Kovacic Dies at 46
Donald G. Kovacic, news editor of the AP Washington bureau, died today at age 46 from liver cancer. Born in Cambria Wyoming, he joined AP in Kansas City in 1937 and was named Washington news editor in January 1949. survived by his widow and two children Candace 11 and Eric 6.
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Donald G. Kovacic
Associated Press
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Cambria
Wyo
Kansas City
Candace
Eric
River Readings Mississippi River Forecast Hastings to Guttenberg
Forecast notes little change in river stages over the next 24 hours. Sunrise Saturday is 5 31 a.m. and sunset is 8 33 p.m. Heating degree days Thursday amount to 10 with a fiscal year total of 7 108.
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Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
Livestock Quotation Report From Winona and Chicago Markets
Livestock quotations from Swift & Company show hogs and cattle mostly steady with varied weights and grades. Cattle ranges include dry fed steers prime 25.00-26.50 and cows 18.00-19.00, hogs from 20.45-22.50 per cwt, lambs 11.00-19.00, and calves 24.00-31.00, with Chicago and South St. Paul activity noted and wholesale prices listed.
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Wisconsin selects four interns for Washington program
The University of Wisconsin announced four junior men from state colleges chosen for a week in Washington as congressional interns through the Wisconsin Citizenship Clearing House. Named are John Kester Oshkosh representing the university Donald Cushman Beloit who attends La Crosse State College Roger Moore Oshkosh Oshkosh State College and Walter Plac zankis Oconomowoc Ripon College.
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Wisconsin Citizenship Clearing House
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Oshkosh
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Beloit
la Crosse State College
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Oshkosh State College
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Oconomowoc
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Arlington to entomb unknown war dead May 30 ceremony
Two unknown American servicemen from World War II and the Korean conflict will be interred in twin Arlington crypts on Decoration Day. Medals of Honor will be read for the two unnamed soldiers signed by Eisenhower and Army Secretary Brucker.
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Eisenhower
United States
Wilber Brucker
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Remembering Bowling Businessman Mr Schneeberger
Obituary notes the life of Mr. Schneeberger a bowling aficionado and businessman who supported Arcade Lanes innovations including automatic pinsetters He and his son bowled together over 100 games Will Ott famed 700 Club member and friend is highlighted as a longtime bowling figure in the community.
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George Jr
la Crosse Aquinas High School
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Will Ott
Ott
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Weather Chronicle Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered showers and thundershowers mainly in Wisconsin and Iowa. Warmer tonight for southern and eastern portions, then varying highs Saturday. Minnesota sees warmer conditions with scattered storms southeast and rain northwest. Shippers' forecast advises protecting perishables within 150 miles of La Crosse with temperatures above freezing through Saturday 6 p.m.
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Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Employers Can Be Compelled To Pay Dues
A Superior Court judge ruled that employers can be contractually obligated to cover a fair share equivalent to union dues even without forcing employees to join the union. Judge Joseph V. Stodola said the clause does not violate Indiana's right to work law, distinguishing fair payment from compulsory membership.
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Ind
Superior Court
Joseph V. Stodola
Meade Electric Co
Hammond
International Brotherhood of Electrical Work
IBEW
Stodola
Indiana
Japan’s Seascape Rich in Bays and Lagoons
Japan is a maritime nation with extensive coastline over bays beaches and lagoons. It features imposing mountain scenery that shapes its coastal geography and scenic outlooks.
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