Brooklynite Climbs Light Pole to View World Series Game
Anthony Albano a 61 year old Brooklyn resident climbed a 136 foot light pole at County Stadium to watch opening game between the Milwaukee Braves and New York Yankees. He reached the top about 10 am and waited until Milwaukee edged New York 4 3 in 10 innings. Firefighters lowered him and he was hospitalized for shock while police consider charges.
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County Stadium
Anthony Albano
Brooklyn
N. Y
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Albano
Anthony Albrano
Milwaukee County Stadium
Unifax
Out-of-State Man Arrested in Rochester Negligence Case
Rochester police arrested Arthur Joseph Gile 33 of Rochester Minnesota living in the city under an alias as George Mason. He faces a Rochester criminal negligence warrant for a July 18 1957 traffic death of David Hlubeck on the U S federal highway five miles north of Rochester.
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Minn
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Rochesester
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Marie Gile
George Mason
Milner Hotel
David Joseph Hlubeck
Mayo Clinic
Kenneth Johnson
Richard King
3Rd
Pearl Street
King
Art Gile
Cunningham
la Crosse
the Tribune
Iowa
Red Wing
Gems Of Wisdom From Milwaukee Clubhouse After Big Game
The AP piece humorously examines clubhouse lore after a major league game. Warren Spahn and Billy Bruton are cited with Del Crandall offering recollections of Hank Bauer and Bill Skowron. Ryne Duren is noted for his high velocity, while the narrative underscores the playful chaos of postgame interviews and radio cameras.
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Milwaukee
Delphi
Warren Spahn
Billy Bruton
Fred Haney
Casey Stengel
Crandall
Del
Hank Bauer
Bill Skowron
Warren
Littte
Wisconsin opening day duck hunting deemed good
Opening day in Wisconsin showed strong waterfowl activity with water supplies ample. Best hunting was reported along the lower Mississippi River and Lake Poygan while hunting pressure fell 20 to 30 percent in the east central area yet per hunter success rose with mallards and teal.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Mississippi River
Lake Poygan
Horicon
Body Of Missing Boy Found In Woods
The 4-year-old Kenneth Scott vanished four days earlier near a hunting camp in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. A helicopter spotted the body in heavy brush southeast of the camp and a ground team recovered it. Weather was freezing and the cause of death was not immediately known. The search involved more than 1,500 police, volunteers and National Guardsmen in the bear-infested forest about 30 miles east of Iron Mountain.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Kenneth Scott
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base
Marquette
Spahn Drives Guests Home After Big Birthday Day
Detective Sgt. Vert Jefferies stops Warren Spahn after a World Series game to point out a defective headlight. Spahn, victor in the opener, explains it was his son Gregory's 10th birthday and he was driving guests home after the party.
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Braves
Warren Spahn
Lorene
Gregory
Milwaukee
Yankees
Unifax
Son Spahns
Vert Jefferies
Jefferies
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
Greg
Dulles Reassures Chiang U S Stands by Formosa Policy
Secretary of State Dulles sent a secret message to Taipei to reassure Chiang Kai-shek that the United States maintains its basic Formosa policy. Officials said the note aimed to clear up misperceptions after Dulles’ recent news conference and to bridge a split with Nationalist China without bargaining with the Reds.
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Chiang
U.S
Washington
Formosa
Everett Drumwright
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Lake Ontario
Duck Island
Lincoln White
United States
Red China
Quemoy
Matsu
Associated Press
China
Reds
Propose Joint Meeting Of Two Shelby Groups
Two Shelby committees studying annexation of areas to La Crosse plan a joint discussion. Shelby Citizens Committee and Committee for Annexation met in Shelby town hall to review a three week study and answer questions. A further meeting with city officials is set for 7 30 p m Thursday in City Hall. All Shelby residents are invited.
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la Crosse
Shelby Town Hall
Shelby Citizens Committee
Committee
Jury Bus Prank Halts Open World Series Trial
A Milwaukee County jury on a field trip to County Stadium was blocked when Judge William S. O'Neil halted a busload of jurors after they tried to drive to the World Series opening at the ball park. The prank caused a brief delay in a personal injury case before the judge.
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County Stadium
William S. O'Neil
Judge O'Neil
O'Neil
Chamoun Rejects U S Plan For Political Truce
Former President Camille Chamoun rejected a U S plan for a political truce in Lebanon after a meeting with U S Ambassador Robert McClintock in Bois de Boulogne. The plan urged a confidence vote for Prime Minister Rashid Karami and expanding the cabinet to include Chamoun supporters.
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U.S
Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Robert McClintock
Associated Press
McClintock
Bois de Boulogne
Rashid Karami
Karami
Striking Union Files Charges Against Firm At NLRB
Local 395 of the UAW files charges with the National Labor Relations Board in Minneapolis accusing Northern Engraving and Manufacturing Co. officials of refusing to bargain. About 350 workers walk out as picketing continues into day four after a 52 hour negotiating session.
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Northern Engraving and Manufacturing Co
National Labor Relations Board
Minneapolis
Donald Yolton
UAW International
Yolton
NLRB
Northern Engraving
Phillip Carter
Chicago
la Crosse
Milwaukee
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Wisconsin
UAW
CNN
Chrysler Signs New Contract
Chrysler pact mirrors Ford pattern with raises of 24 to 30 cents per hour over three years and improved unemployment and severance pay. UAW strikes GM after 20 hour talks fail, affecting 250000 workers and triggering widespread picketing and wage concerns across plants in Wisconsin and Michigan.
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United Auto Workers Union Today
General Motors
Louis Seaton
Seaton
UAW
Walter Reuther
Chrysler Corp
Reuther
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Chrysler
International Electrical Workers
11UE
Child Nearly Strangled by Dog Chain in Midday Accident
Janice Riniker, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Riniker, was playing with a fox terrier when the dog’s chain wrapped around her throat on the Riniker lawn. She remained unconscious until neighbor Donald Willinger aided breathing until transported by county highway patrol to a La Crosse hospital. Undersheriff Scullin and Deputy Schaefer investigated. Mrs Riniker formerly Doris Heischman of La Crosse.
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Gills Coulee
la Crosse
Janice Riniker
George Riniker
Janice
Donald Willinger
Robert Scullin
Harry Schaefer
Riniker
Sheriff's Office
Doris Heischman
Western Wisconsin Education Assn Holds 53rd Convention in La Crosse
Educators gather at La Crosse Vocational School for the Western Wisconsin Education Assn 53rd annual convention. Speakers include Shirley Cooper ACAASAID and George E. Watson state superintendent. Friday sessions feature Margaret Blair Johnstone and Dr Carl S Winters with leadership changes expected.
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Western Wisconsin Education Assn
la Crosse
Shirley Cooper
American Assn
George E. Watson
Carl S. Winters
Oak Park
Ill
Lloyd Anderson
Trempealeau
Kenneth Curran
Cashton
Gets His Chance To Simplify Tax Law Of Nation
Atty Dana Latham accepts Eisenhower's invitation to head the internal revenue service He will direct a vast network of tax offices and may propose changes while reviewing others He aims for simpler uniform tax laws and will leave the firm Latham and Watkins He is 60.
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Atty
Dana Latham
Eisenhower
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Latham
Latham and Watkins
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