Intense Fighting Flares in Tripoli Lebanon
Fights flare in Tripoli with two opponents killed and 12 wounded as security forces push back rebels in the old Moslem quarter. Skirmishes also reported in Halba and Baalbek as Druze holdouts resist. Lebanese crisis since 19 days escalates with Chamoun's bid for a second term amid growing violence.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Middle East
Camille Chamoun
Halba
Baalbek
Chamoun
U. N
New
Bonn President On Way To United States
West German President Theodor Heuss left by plane for his first visit to America as a German head of state. The 74 year old will tour Canada and the United States and arrives in Washington on June 4.
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Bonn
Germany
Theodor Heuss
America
Canada
United States
Washington
Wisconsin dairy self help bills die in subcommittee
A Washington subcommittee killed six Wisconsin backers dairy self help proposals. Chairman Thomas Abernethy accused the plan of being 42 pages of federal law and urged an alternative. Wisconsin lawmakers include Reps. Tewes Laird Withrow Van Pelt Johnson and Reuss.
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Washington
Dairy Farmer’s
Wisconsin
House Agriculture Dairy Subcommittee
Thomas G. Abernethy
Dla
Abernethy
Farmers’ Union
National
Bureau of the Budget
Department of Agriculture
Donald E. Tewes
National Farmers’ Union
Tewes
Laird
Withrow
van Pelt
Johnson
Reuss
Woman Out Of Jail To Attend Child's Funeral
A Marinette County woman, Ruby Wheeler, 34, is out on $500 bond to attend her 22 month old daughter Ruby Darlene’s funeral after a fire destroyed their rural Coleman home. Wheeler pleaded guilty to lewd and lascivious conduct. sentencing set for June 14. Her husband Laney posted the bond and Wheeler had been jailed since the child's death. Warren Reimer, linked as Wheeler's companion, pleaded innocent to the same charge and is held on $1,000 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing.
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Marinette
Marinette County
Ruby Wheeler
Arold Murphy
Laney
May Sue Air Force For Bomb Damages
Walter E. Gregg says he may sue the Air Force for damages to his Florence property after an unarmed atomic bomb fell nearby last March. He rejected a $43,344 settlement offer and seeks $99,939 for property damage and personal injuries to himself and Mrs. Gregg, with claims for his three children to follow.
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Florence
S.C
Walter E. Gregg
Air Force
Here
Gregg
Claims order being restored in Ceylon
Gov. Gen. Sir Oliver Goonetilleke said order is being restored across most of Ceylon after a week of Sinhalese rioting against Tamils. He declared a state of emergency to help suppress the riots sparked by a Tamil passive resistance campaign over official language plans.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Oliver Goonetilleke
Goonetilleke
U S Orchestra Wins Cheers In Moscow Debut
An overflow crowd cheered the Philadelphia Orchestra in Moscow during its debut as part of the U S Soviet cultural exchange. The five Moscow concerts are sold out and the tour highlights concert exchanges between nations.
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Moscow
Philadelphia Orchestra
Russia
Thomson Mobilizes State Traffic Patrol for Memorial Day Weekend
Wisconsin Governor orders every available state traffic patrol officer on duty for the Memorial Day weekend to curb expected heavy traffic. He urges county and local officials to deploy all personnel, with a 48-hour week after the weekend until Labor Day.
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Madison
Thomson
Wisconsin
Proxmire cites Air Force refusal to extend Truax runway
Senator Proxmire says the Air Force will not extend the northwest southeast runway at Truax Field Madison Wisconsin. It will add runway overruns relocate ground controlled approach system and improve lights. A jet crash near Lake Monona led to renewed calls for extension after Lt Gerald Stull died.
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Washington
Proxmire
D-Wis
Air Force
Truax Field
Madison
Wis
Truax
Lake Monona
Gerald Stull
Platteville drama club initiates new Pioneer Players
The Pioneer Players of Platteville State College initiated 25 new members at the spring picnic. Beverly Broadhead, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Broadhead, and R J La Crosse performed in skits for supper before veteran members. Harold R Hansen, faculty director, noted total membership reached 100, the largest on record.
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Platteville
Pioneer Players
Platteville State College
Beverly Broadhead
Lee Broadhead
R. J. la Crosse
Trout bound for streams die in Pennsylvania highway crash
In Harrisburg a collision between a State Fish Commission truck and a furniture truck killed over 1,200 trout en route to streams. Spectators gathered the carcasses for home dinner.
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Harrisburg
State Fish Commission
Michigan State To Award P H T Degrees
In East Lansing 23 students’ wives will receive P H T degrees for Putting Hubby Through during a ceremony tonight, as the big cap and gown events loom in 10 days.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
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