Nobel Candidate Dr Lederberg Near End Of UW Career
AP reports Nobel candidate Dr Joshua Lederberg, 33, a UW genetics professor, nears career end in Madison after accepting Stanford University chair in medical genetics. He would be UW’s first Nobel laureate if shared award. Born 1925, educated at Columbia Yale, Lederberg traced bacterial recombination work and antibiotic resistance insights.
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Madison
Joshua Lederberg
University of Wisconsin
Stockholm
Medical Genetics
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Dr. Lederberg
Montclair
N. J
Washington Heights
New York
Columbia College
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia
Yale
Edward J. Tatum
Lederberg
Tatum
Wisconsin
Esther
Hunter College
Nobel winners and leading geneticists named
Beadle heads the California Institute of Technology division of biology in Pasadena. Tatum works at the Rockefeller Institute in New York. Lederberg leads genetics at the University of Wisconsin. Beadle and Tatum are famed for work on neurospora. The Royal Caroline Institute of Medicine meets to decide the Nobel medicine award Thursday.
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Beadle
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Tatum
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Lederberg
University of Wisconsin
Royal Caroline Institute of Medicine
Nixon Plans Alaska Weekend After Everett Speech
Vice President Nixon will headline a campaign speech in Everett Washington Friday night then fly to Alaska for the weekend. Republican sources said he will spend Monday afternoon returning to the mainland.
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Seattle
Nixon
Everett
Wash
Alaska
Here
Anchorage
River Readings and Forecast for Upper Mississippi Region
River readings show slight drops in dam tailwaters across stations from Winona to La Crosse with minor 24 hour changes. Forecast calls for minor fluctuations over the next 24 hours and shipper guidance urges keeping perishables within 150 miles of La Crosse at or below 28 degrees for Wednesday night.
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Winona
C.P
Be Dakota
T.W
Ae Lacrosse
Ais
Root
Houston
Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
la Crosse
Weather Forecast Summary for LaCrosse Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
LaCrosse expects fair conditions with little temperature change tonight and Wednesday. Freezing overnight lows around 32 in city and 28 in lower areas with a high near 56. Wisconsin will see generally fair and cooler tonight then Wednesday. Minnesota reports partly cloudy north and fair elsewhere with no major temperature change through Wednesday. Iowa predicts fair conditions with minimal temperature variation this afternoon through Wednesday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Sports standings and city scores from a regional chart
A compiled list presents city names with numeric scores, including Billings 28 and Bismarck M Boston 45, Chicago 43, Denver 39, and others such as Minneapolis 35, New Orleans 59, New York 45, Winnipeg 27, Edmonton 27, Regina $1. The fragment shows regional measurements or standings from an era chart.
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Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Dubuque
Duluth
Galveston
Jacksonville Kansas City
Knoxville
Los Angeles
Madison
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
Regina
Prince Albert
Swift Current
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Canada Likely OKs Export of Gas to Midwest States
Washington AP reports Tennessee Gas Transmission and Midwestern Gas seek approval to import 200 million cu ft daily of Canadian gas for 123 Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Michigan communities. Prime Minister Diefenbaker notes royal commission report may not bind Ottawa as FPC weighs one of nine interstate pipeline petitions amid Canadian supply uncertainties.
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A. T. Beckstrand
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Midwest
Tennessee
Trans- Canada Pipe Lines, Ltd
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Michigan
Federal Power Commission
Midwestern
John Diefenbaker
Royal Commission
Henry Borden
Trans - Canada
Portland, Tenn
FPC
Christmas Tree Sale By Decorah Scout Group Planned
The Order of the Arrow Braves of Decorah Lodge will sell tickets starting Nov 15 for a second annual Christmas tree project. Trees distributed to ticket holders begin Dec 6 at Losey boulevard and Redfield street lot, the same site as last year. Joseph Redding serves as general chairman.
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Order of the Arrow, Braves of
Joseph Redding
Westby Woman Loses Purse and Valuables in Downtown
Mrs. Tillie Berger of Westby reported to city police on Monday the loss of a blue plastic purse in the downtown area. It contained $50 to $60, a $100 check, keys, a bank book and cards, along with a woman's slip. She believes the items fell through a tear in a shopping bag. Also, Robert Swanson of 225 N. 7th St. reported the loss of his Wisconsin license plate 162-329 from his car.
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Tillie Berger
Westby
Livestock Quotations From Winona Swift Co Market
The daily livestock quotations from Winona Swift Co list hogs, cattle and calves with price ranges for various weights and grades. Chicago and South St. Paul markets are noted with multiple classes including sows, feeders, cows, vealers, and stock steers, showing steady to weak trends and specific price bands.
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Swift & Co
KWNO
Bologna
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
Wife Fights Armed Robber After tavern Hold Up
In Newark a 34 year old Mrs Janet Pfeiffer fought a gunman who pistol whipped her husband Paul Pfeiffer 240 pound owner of Weequahic Tavern The robber fled but a patron helped by throwing a bar stool A getaway car was spotted and driver Edmund Carter 22 Linden was arrested later charged with armed robbery Police said the weapon had two misfired older bullets in the cylinder
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Newark
N.J
Janet Pfeiffer
Paul
Pfeiffer
Ban Parking To Clean Gutters
Streets will close to parking at midnight Tuesday to allow the city highway department to clean gutters. No parking on 8th Cass to Vine, 9th Cass to State, and 10th Cass to State streets. squad cars will enforce the prohibition.
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City Highway Department
Cass
Vine
State Streets
Clapp to Speak at County Rally in St. Joseph Ridge
Democratic candidate Norman Clapp will headline a county party rally at Weber's Hall St. Joseph Ridge starting at p.m. The event will be preceded by an auto cavalcade from La Crosse. Local Democratic candidates will attend and refreshments will be served.
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Norman Clapp
Weber’s Hall
St. Joseph Ridge
Albert DiPiazza
la Crosse
Mayday Callback Rebrands Airman at Tyndall Base
At Tyndall Air Force Base, radio alarms triggered a full emergency drill as a Mayday distress call surfaced. The caller identified as Airman J C Jerome in the operations section, and the Mayday label is dropped in favor of Airman 1 C Jerome as the official name.
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Tyndall Air Force Base
Fla.p
J.C. Jerome Mayday
Tyndall
Mayday
C. Jerome
County Budget Critics Warn Tax Hike in La Crosse County
La Crosse County faces an 18.5 percent levy rise under the tentative 1959 budget, increasing the county levy to 2,255,593 and boosting La Crosse city rates to about 15.36 per thousand. Taxpayers Association urges reductions and public pressure before November 10 to curb higher taxes and potential recession impacts.
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la Crosse County
Taxpayers Association
Bangor
Holmen
Rockland
West Salem
Onalaska
la Crosse
City of
Nomination Group Named For Realtors
The La Crosse Board of Realtors announced the appointment of a nominating committee to select candidates for the 1959 officer election. Arthur W. Ginskey chairs the committee with Robert Deal and Verne B. Tooke as members. Two candidates will be chosen for each office and voted at the annual meeting on January 8. Existing officers including President Joseph L. Wavra will be replaced. other officers listed are Mrs. Floyde Sias Vice President Tom M. Wheeler Secretary Joseph B. Nelsestuen Treasurer and Larry A. Evenson Director. Ginskey is a holdover director to term expiring in 1960.
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la Crosse Board of Realtors
Joseph L. Wavra
Arthur W. Ginskey
Robert Deal
Verne B. Tooke
Wavra
Floyde Sias
Tom M. Wheeler
Joseph B. Nelsestuen
Larry A. Evenson
Ginskey
Adlai Attacks Eisenhower Nonsense in Last Minute Pleas
Chicago AP report notes Adlai Stevenson accusing President Eisenhower of talking nonsense as usual in final appeals for a Republican Congress. The piece frames Stevenson’s反 critique within the 1956 election context.
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Adlai
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Widow Edna Simpson Named GOP Candidate for Illinois 20th
Mrs Edna Oakes Simpson 66 chosen by Republican county chairs to replace her late husband Rep Sid Simpson 64 in Illinois 20th District ballot. Ballot changes may require reprinting or adding Mrs before Simpson. final decision rests with county clerks. Pollock Democratic foe is Henry W Pollock. Funeral for Sid Simpson held in Carrollton with burial at City Cemetery.
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Ill
Illinois
Edna Oakes Simpson
Sid Simpson
Pittsfield
West Central
Mrs. Simpson
Simpson
Greene County
Carrollton
Congress
Washington
Pike County
Henry W. Pollock
Carrollton Methodist Church
Carrollton City Cemetery
Janet
Arthur Stoffel
Racine
Wis
Eisenhower Deems GOP Record Strong Across Nation
In a campaign stop, President Eisenhower touted 30 percent income gain since 1952 and a 25 percent rise in weekly wages while praising U.S. armed forces and a peaceful era. He urged voters in Pennsylvania and West Virginia to back Arthur T. McGonigle, Hugh Scott, and the GOP slate, lauding Republican incumbents Revercomb and Hoblitzell Jr. as well.
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America
Pittsburgh
North Korea
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Arthur T. McGonigle
Hugh Scott
U.S
Charleston
W.va
Chapman Revercomb
John D. Hoblitzell Jr
Withrow Norbert Nuttleman to Speak at Barre Rally
Republican 3rd District Congress candidate Withrow and 2nd District assembly candidate Nor bert Nuttleman will headline a party rally at Barre Town Hall starting 8 p.m. Tuesday. The event is the second of three county GOP rallies this week with local candidates, music, and refreshments. County Chairman Jerome Klos noted about 50 attended the Burns Town Hall rally in Monday night. Withrow had been set to appear at Burns and appeared on television Monday night.
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Norbert Nuttleman
Barre Town Hall
Cthm
Barre Mills
Republican Party
Jerome Klos
Nuttleman
George Thompson
Burns Town Hall
Burns
Onalaska Town Hall
Withrow
Pope John XXIII Elected Leader of Catholic Church
The cardinals chose Angelo Roncalli as pope after several ballots and smoke signals in the Vatican. Crowds cheered Viva il Papa as the new pontiff appeared, delivering the Urbi et Orbi blessing to Rome and the world.
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Urbi Et Orbi
Rome
Pope
John XXII
John
Xxiii
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
West Virginia mine disaster claims 22 lives
At 8 28 a m a gas explosion trapped 188 miners in a southwest Virginia mountain area. Wilson led a rescue relay and reported 22 dead by midafternoon. Bodies were recovered by 6 15 p m as Red Cross and Salvation Army aided families. the mine lies mostly in West Virginia with its entrance in Virginia under WV jurisdiction.
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Red Cross
Salvation Army
Lee
West Virginia
Virginia
Warrant Against Sheriff Denied in Brown County Case
Municipal Judge Donald W Gleason rejected six counts seeking a criminal warrant against Sheriff Artley Skenandore for adultery perjury and bribes. The decision followed Gov Vernon Thomson clearing the sheriff of malfeasance in office and centered on testimony by Francis Leanna and Mary Ann Sanderson deemed hearsay and lacking probable cause. The Clipper Inn figures in the case after state action closed it for prostitution.
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Green Bay
Donald W. Gleason
Brown County
Artley Skenundore
Francis Leanna
Skenandore
Gleason
Vernon Thomson
Greason
Leanna
Mary Ann Sanderson
Clipper Inn
Wisconsin highway toll climbs to 666 with three more deaths
The 1958 Wisconsin traffic toll rises to 666 after three fatal incidents. Mrs. Gertrude Larrimore 50 of Seneca died after being struck walking across a village street. Mrs. Anne Boyd 30 of Keeshena was killed when a car driven by her husband hit a left turning auto on Highway 47 55 near Shawano. Laverne Degner 22 of Wausau, an Air Force man, was struck while sitting on a country road near Tomahawk after wandering from a car earlier that evening.
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Wisconsin
Gertrude Larrimore
Seneca
Boscobel
Anne Boyd
Keshena
Menominee
Clifford
Shawano
Laverne Degner
Air Force
Wausau
Tomahawk
Lawrence Morren
Degner
Morren
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