Supreme Court reviews anti NAACP laws in Virginia case
The Court will hear whether three Virginia 1956 laws aimed at racial litigation registration and anti litigious activity violate equal protection and due process. In a separate Louisiana dispute, reviews were denied on a certificate of eligibility requirement for state higher education admissions.
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New Orleans
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Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College
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UNRWA funds shortfall eyed as relief and rehab totals cited
UNRWA projects end of year needs 25.7 million for relief and 7.2 million for first priority rehabilitation including education. The committee says remaining 7.8 million is needed for individual grants and vocational training and eight million for working capital. The U N refugee fund seeks 5.748 million more to clear camps in Europe by 1960 end.
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U.N. Refugee Fund
Europe
Weather Outlook Highlights Lowest, Highest Temperatures
The forecast notes a low temperature events last night and a high yesterday as part of the daily weather outlook. Strong winds are anticipated with chances of rain in the region. Officials urge residents to monitor local advisories.
Three-Car Crash Injures Man on Highway 53
A three vehicle collision on Highway 53 near Roadside Grocery injures one man and shocks another. Richard M. Briggs 36 of La Crosse suffers a bruised shoulder while Sally Doverspike 57 of Holmen is shocked. Alvin H. Meinking 52 of Galesville caused the rear impact then was hit from Briggs. No injuries to others.
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Richard M. Briggs
R. 2
la Crosse
Sally Doverspike
Holmen
Elton Doverspike
Doverspike
Alvin H. Meinking
Galesville
Wisconsin Toll For Year Reaches 619 With Fatal Weekend Crashes
The state toll rose to 619 after three fatal weekend crashes across Dunn County and Bear Creek. Dunn County victims include Deane Turner 19 and Warren Turner 19 injured. truck driver Victor Yurkoski 25 uninjured. Bear Creek death involved Jay Surprise 17. two others injured. Oshkosh resident Marie Shew 52 died when her husband Eugene 54 lost control.
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Wisconsin
Dunn County
Deane Turner
Menomonie
Downsville
Warren
Victor Yurkowski
Calder
Saskatchewan
Canada
Jay Surprise
Bear Creek
Kenneth Hallecki
Allan Sanders
Clintonville
Marie B. Shew
Oshkosh
Eugene
USAF grounds cargo planes after fatal Idaho crash
The Air Force grounded about 230 C123 troop cargo planes following a Payette Idaho crash that killed 19. The AMC at Wright Patterson said planes had been undergoing fuel system fixes since Oct 8, with completion targeted for Oct 16, though it was unclear if the crash aircraft had received work.
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
Idaho
Air Material Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
AMC
Payette
Dristan Decongestant Tablets Feature Sinus Relief
New York notices a tablet breakthrough that drains sinus cavities quickly with no discomfort. The pill works systemically to shrink nasal passages and relieve pressure and congestion, now sold over the counter for 98 cents a bottle of 24 with a money back guarantee.
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New York
N. Y
Winona Livestock Market Quotations and Price Ranges
Swift and Company reports market quotes as of noon with horses hogs cattle calves and Chicago produce notes. Hog prices show steady demand with various weight classes listed. cattle and calves follow steady to mixed trends. butter eggs and related prices move in Chicago Mercantile activity.
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Swift & Company
KWNO
Joseph Peach 75 Dies in Mauston Rural Community
Joseph John Peach age 65 of R 3 Mauston died Friday evening in a Mauston hospital after a sudden illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday Crandall and Sons Mauston with Rev. Davison presiding. Burial in Mauston Cemetery. Born March 14 1893 in Czechoslovakia. Survived by wife Ruth son LeRoy daughter Evelyn Morris two sisters Mary Strum and others, four brothers and three grandchildren.
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Joseph John Peach
Crandall and Sons Funeral Home
Davison
Mr. Peach
Czechoslovakia
Ruth Lindquist
Ruth
LeRoy
Wayne
Evelyn) Morris
Manston
Mary Strum
Yuma
Ariz
John Peach
Tony Peach
California
Louis
James Peach
Oklahoma
Chicago Markets Mixed on Poultry Potatoes Grains and Livestock
USDA reports show Friday receipts 129000 lbs of live poultry in Chicago with variable wholesale prices. Potatoes arrivals 211 cars on track 194 with firm market and moderate demand. Wheat and corn futures mixed while oats soybeans show fractional gains. Chicago livestock markets feature slow slaughter cattle and mixed hog bids with several price tiers noted along with South St Paul trends.
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Idaho
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather: Sunny to Warmer Outlook
Weather summary notes mostly sunny conditions in Wisconsin south and central regions with cloudiness in the extreme north this afternoon. Minnesota shows partly cloudy northeast and mostly fair conditions in the west and south, with warmer temperatures continuing into Tuesday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Court denies Faubus request for Supreme Court review
Washington. Gov. Orval E. Faubus of Arkansas was refused a Supreme Court review of an injunction barring National Guardsmen at Little Rock Central High School in 1957. The court denied the appeal after Davies ordered desegregation, prompting federal troops and riots.
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Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Central High School
US Dist
Ronald E. Davies
Central High
Faubus
Eisenhower
Davies
Justice Department
Department
Pioneer Moon Probe Fails To Reach Intended Orbit
Space Lab president Dr. Louis G Dunn says Pioneer peaked 27 hours after launch and then fell short due to off course drift and insufficient thrust. Brig Gen Rutland cites deviations above planned trajectory. Ground teams attempted remote ignition of an unused nose rocket but batteries failed. Tracking stations recorded many miles of data for later analysis. Radiation appears to diminish above 10 000 miles and is one sixth at 60 000 miles.
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Space Technological Laboratories
O. J. Rutland
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Dunn
England
Hawaii
Singapore
Florida
Ruben F. Mettler
Few Students Attend School In Little Rock
A handful of Little Rock high school students attend private classes as a new fight over public schools looms. Westover Hills Presbyterian and Second Baptist churches open limited academies for about 60 students while 3,000 pupils await a plan for all white schools. Rural districts take 71 more Little Rock students but cannot exceed that. The Fourth circuit court debate on leasing closed school buildings to private segregated groups continues with NAACP and Justice Department backing.
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Little Rock
Westover Hills Presbyterian Church
Second Baptist Church
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. Justice Department
Pope Is Buried in St. Peter s Crypt After Requiem
The pope is interred in a provisional tomb beneath St. Peter s after a solemn service in which cardinals and the congregation prayed for mercy. Msgr. Metta read a Latin eulogy recalling the pontiff s life from nuncio to Germany to secretary of state under Pope Pius XI and his election as pope.
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Nicola Metta
Germany
Vatican
Pius XI
Antonio Bacci
Pius
Vatican Forwess
Pius XII
St. Peter's
Ex-Premier Cousin Slain in Beirut
Wahid Solh, cousin of ex Premier Sami Solh and a ministry official, was killed by a sniper in downtown Beirut. Scattered gunfire marked ongoing factional intimidation as Chamoun era tensions persist and a four week general strike continues.
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Lebanon
Wahid Solh
Sami Solh
Solh
Ministry of General Planning
Fuad Chehab
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Phalangist
Phalangists
Rashid Karami
Union Council Endorses Briggs and Mulder for Assembly
The La Crosse County Industrial Union Council endorsed Otto R. Briggs for First District assemblyman and Leland Mulder for Second District assemblyman in the November 4 election. The group cited liberal records and support for Gaylord Nelson. Earlier, they had endorsed Norman Clapp for Third District Congressman.
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la Crosse County
Briggs
Mulder
Otto R. Briggs
Leland Mulder
Norman Clapp
Red China signals aim to widen US split over Formosa
Peng Teh-huai, defense minister, called Formosa and offshore island takeovers China's internal affair and urged the United States not to meddle. Washington plans possible US force withdrawals and pressure on Chiang Kai-shek to shrink garrisons, as Chiang resists Dulles proposals and urges closer Chinese American cooperation.
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United States
Peng Teh-huai
Formosa
China
Washington
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Chiang
U.S
State Dulles
Neil H. McElroy
McElroy
Deaths of Fitzsimmons and Thompson in La Crosse area
George E. Fitzsimmons 56 of 205 Caledonia St died suddenly at home. Survived by wife Ai leen son Robert La Crosse sister Myrtle two grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 8:30 a.m. at South Side Blaschke and 9 a.m. at St James Church. burial Catholic Cemetery. Emil W. Thompson 79 of 2545 S 17th St died Sunday in hospital. Born January 10 1879 in Coon Valley Wis. Survived by Alma son O T Thompson La Crosse sister Mrs Carolyn Running Harvey N D brother L M Thompson La Crosse grandchild. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Sletten McKee Funeral Home. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 7–9 p.m.
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Caledonia St
Aileen
Robert
la Crosse
Myrtle of
Emil W. Thompson
S. 17Th St
Coon Valley
Wis
Alma
O. T. Thompson
Albert
Carolyn) Running
Harvey
N.D
L. M. Thompson
Withrow Attacks Demo Policies At Republican Rally
Rep Gardner Withrow spoke at a New Minor rally in Juneau County praising GOP inflation restraint. He contrasted Democrat spending with Republican policy noting higher living costs under Truman and smaller loss of dollar value under Eisenhower. He plans to tour the 3rd District this week with stops in Sauk and Grant Counties and a Lancaster fundraiser dinner.
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Juneau County
Gardner R. Withrow
R-La Crosse
Withrow
Truman
Eisenhower
Sauk County
Grant County
Lancaster
Quadruplet Girls Born to Clawson Mother Near Detroit
In Detroit area, Mrs Julia Ullman 33 wife of a carpenter welcomed quadruplet girls born Sunday night in Grace Hospital. Each baby weighed four pounds or more and they are described as strong and healthy. The Ullmans have two other children.
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Julia Ullman
Clawson
Grace Hospital
Ullmans
Mississippi River Forecast Tailwaters Dams 2-10 Steady
Hastings to Guttenberg forecast shows little change in tailwater stages at dams 2 through 10 over the next 24 hours. Sunrise Tuesday 6 18 a m sunset 5 24 p m moon sets 6 49 p m. Heating degree days Sunday 13 total for fiscal year 278.
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Hastings
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Guttenberg
Iowa
Charles Hyland To Speak At La Crosse CU Banquet
Charles Hyland, famed as Mr. Credit Union, will speak at La Crosse Credit Union Day banquet. Retired comptroller of the Credit Union National Association, he helped organize hundreds of unions and founded Cana Mutual Insurance. The event occurs October 23 at the American Legion Hall with members and friends invited.
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Charles Hyland
la Crosse
Credit
Credit Union
Hyland
la Crosse Area
Credit Union National Assn
National Association
Wisconsin
Cana Mutual Insurance Society
American Legion Hall
Indiana Man Held On Forgery Count
Wesley L. Paul of Fort Wayne Indiana was bound over to Circuit Court on a forgery charge for writing a 62.66 check to himself and signing another name. He waived a preliminary hearing and extradition after return from Pendleton. Sheriff’s costs totaled 161.02 and a 2500 bond was not posted.
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la Crosse
Wesley L. Paul
Fort Wayne
Ind
Eugene Toepel
Paul
National Bank of
Toepel
America's Diplomats Praised by President at Georgetown
President Eisenhower lauded America's diplomats as soldiers of peace and urged more to serve. He spoke at Georgetown University during the dedication of the Hall of Nations auditorium and received an honorary doctor of laws degree in the university's School of Foreign Service.
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Eisenhower
America
United States
Georgetown University
Hall of Nations
University
School of Foreign Service
Passer Of Worthless Checks Escapes Jail
A man held for passing worthless checks escaped from the St. Croix County jail in Hudson Wisconsin for the second time. Carl Frazier 33 of Fresno California feigned illness then bolted past a jailer who came to aid him.
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St. Croix County
Carl Frazier
Fresno
Carlif
Frazier
Lanacane Skin Creme Promises Quick Relief From Rash
Mrs. D. Howard of Los Angeles hails a new medicated creme Lanacane for eczema and rash relief. The advertisement claims the formula kills bacteria softens and dissolves infected skin tissue stops itching and speeds healing. Available at druggists.
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