Restyled 1959 Chevrolet Line Unveiled By Ray Hutson
Ray Hutson Chevrolet in La Crosse displays the restyled 1959 Chevrolet passenger cars featuring space age design cues, wider bodies, improved visibility, and new mechanical highlights. The lineup includes Impala Bel Air Biscayne Kingswood Parkwood Nomad and Corvette with Turboglide transmission and acrylic lacquer finishes.
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Ray Hutson
Chevrolet
4Th
Cass Streets
Cape Canaveral
Pocketbooks Rule Elections in Nixon Campaign Chat
Chicago AP reports the pocketbook issue dominates three weeks before congressional voting. Vice President Nixon says voters will compare 1952 with today and views GOP gains as likely. He warns Democratic candidates may align with the party advisory panel and push foreign policy as a campaign theme.
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Chicago
Nixon
Eisenhower
Truman
Acheson
Nudist Camp Couple Sought In Camp Keeper Slaying
Fresno AP dispatch reports a nudist camp seeks Jack and Sue Patterson ages 35 and 42 in connection with the murder of Guy P. Brenkman 59 a Calyptus nudist camp handyman found with a fractured skull from heavy blows. An all points bulletin was issued for the couple who fled in Brenkman’s 1947 black Plymouth coupe.
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Calif
Jack
Sue Patterson
Guy P. Brenkman
Calyptus
Here
Brenkman
Logan Bachar
Animal Act Highlight of Clyde Bros Circus at Mary E Sawyer
Young trainer David Hoover rose to fame with Clyde Bros Circus after rescuing a cub mountain lion. The act features 12 jungle bred lions, a Hungarian gymnast troupe, 12 Susezettes, Wallendas, baby elephants, Whiz Kids, and a clown cast led by Jack Harrison. Performances 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Saturday and 2:15 and 6:15 p.m. Sunday Akron origins noted for the word Akron meaning high.
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Clyde Bros. Circus
Mary E. Sawyer
America
Hoover
Capt. Hoover
Jupiter
Clyde Bros. Baby Elephants
Toni
Inga Smaha
Fabulous Whiz Kids
Unicycles
Jack Harrison
Circus Congress OF Clowns
Billy Irwin
Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
la Crosse Shrine Club
Prominent Milwaukee Sportsman Dies
Douglass Van Dyke, 77, Milwaukee attorney and sportsman, died Monday night at Columbia Hospital from leukemia. He won numerous ice boating trophies on Lake Winnebago and sailed in Mackinac races on Lake Michigan. He pioneered Boy Scout activities, donated a schooner for Sea Scout work, and was active in hunting and fishing.
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Douglass van Dyke
Columbia Hospital
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Lake Winnebago
Mackinac
Lake Michigan
Stevenson urges independent U S foreign policy at NY news conference
Adlai E Stevenson and Senator Hubert Humphrey argued Americans favor defending Formosa but want independent U S policy. Stevenson and allies framed New York’s November election as a referendum on Eisenhower era foreign policy. The event followed a Democratic fundraising dinner with Averell Harriman Frank Hogan and Herbert Lehman.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Hubert Humphrey
D. Minn
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Humphrey
Averell Harriman
Manhattan
Atty. Frank
Hogan
Herbert S. Lehman
Eisenhower
New York State
Toddler Drowns Near Platteville Creek
A 19 month old boy, Paul Reinoholdson, wandered from a trailer camp and fell into Round Tree Branch Creek and drowned. He was son of Mr and Mrs Otto Reinoholdson, itinerant construction worker at a new water tower project nearby.
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