Kohler and Proxmire Vie in Wisconsin Senate Special
Walter Kohler and William Proxmire face off in a Milwaukee special election to complete the McCarthy term. Independent candidates include Georgia Cozzini Douglas Wheaton and Howard Boyle. Voter interest appears muted with under 500000 of 2.9 million eligible voters expected to cast ballots.
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Milwacker
Eisenhower
Walter Kohler
William Proxmire
U.S. Senate
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Washington
Georgia Cozzini
Milwaukee
Douglas J. Wheaton
Kaukauna
Howard Boyle
Boyle
Joe McCarthy
Kohler
Mr. Proxmire
Wheaton
America
Cozzini
Socialist Labor Party
Dulles Urges Allies to Sacrifice for NATO Security
Secretary of State Dulles, in a TV series spotlight, calls on the United States and Atlantic Pact allies to maintain European troops and supply new weapons to NATO. He cites the need for unity, stronger air defense, and faster equipment of NATO forces amid a growing Soviet military buildup.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Gutted Aero Design Plant Fire Probed
Oklahoma City engineers probed the Aero Design and Engineering Co plant after a fire damaged the main assembly building and seven Aero-Commander planes. President R T Amis Jr pegged plane losses over half a million dollars, with similar building losses. The firm has built 15 government planes, none under contract now.
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Oklahoma City
Aero Design and Engineering Co
R. T. Amis Jr
Eisenhower
Amis
Armco Expands From Both Ends at Middletown Works
Armco’s Middletown Works rapid expansion lifts monthly ingot output to about 188000 tons with a target of 200000 tons. No 2 open hearth gains a sixth 300 ton furnace while existing units are upgraded to 300 ton capacity. No 1 open hearth adds 41 feet to No 7 hearth increasing heat yield to 190 tons. A new hot metal transfer car speeds pig iron to furnaces, enabling simultaneous pouring. Tomorrow the processing department expansion is described.
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No. 7
No. 1
Armco
Middletown Works
Plane crash near Reynoldsburg kills two men
A private airplane crashed four miles southwest of Reynoldsburg Ohio on a foggy Sunday killing pilot James W. Davis 48 of Kittanning Pa and passenger Donald Carney Sr. 32 of Vandergrift Pa. Carney Jr. 9 suffered a fractured limb and arm and was in fair condition at St. Anthony Hospital Reynoldsburg. The trio had departed Leechburg Pa bound for Cincinnati to visit the grandmother.
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Columbus
Ohio
Reynoldsburg
James W. Davis
Kittanning
Donald Carney Sr
Vandergrift
Carney
Donald Jr
St. Anthony Hospital
Pa.ramen
Leechburg
Cincinnati
Frank Bates
Convicts Die In Basilan Jail Break
Philippine police killed five of fifteen prisoners who staged an early morning break from the Basilan prison. The Moros inmates, charged with murder and robbery, fled after cutting bars. The overcrowded facility held about 120 inmates for a 45 capacity.
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Manila
Basilan
Mindanao
Philippine News Service
Turncoat's Home Plans Said Stalled
An American Consulate spokesman in Hong Kong said a check found no correspondence from Scott Leonard Rush a 25 year old from Marietta Ohio. Rush had written his parents that he asked permission to come to the United States and that Red China has released him to return but would not allow his Chinese wife to accompany him.
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Hong Kong
Scott Leonard Rush
Marietta
Ohio
Rush
Howard Rush
Scott Rush
Red China
United States
Korea
Hanyang
GE Gets Big Order
Covair Division of General Dynamics adds to its 20 million dollar jet engine contract with General Electric Co. an order for 8.9 million dollars worth of jet thrust reversers. Officials at the Evendale division announced the order Sunday.
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Cincinnati
Covair
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
Evendale
Girl Fights For Turtles In Miami Zoning Dispute
Veronica Vladimiroff battles a zoning order demanding the removal of her 35 turtles. She argues the pets are quiet, clean, non dangerous, and cared for in her home and yard. She plans to seek neighbor support to attest to the turtles' non objectionable nature.
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Miami
Fia
Veronica Vladimiroff
Man Breaks Leg In Fall From Rail Car
A Franklin man suffered a compound fracture of his left leg when he fell from the top of a freight car while working for the Aeronca Manufacturing Co. Verlon Back, 633 Spring Ave, was admitted to Middletown Hospital at 3 10 p.m. Saturday after the industrial accident.
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Franklin
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Verlon
Spring Ave
Middletown Hospital
Inter-American Session Sees Split Over Economy Pact
In Buenos Aires delegates from the United States and 19 Latin American republics clash over a strong regional treaty. A declaration of principles is favored by some, while others push for a watered down pact with later amendments. Brazil and Uruguay lead for a treaty, US backing any broadly acceptable option amid heavy changes.
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Buenos Aires
Hemisphere
Americas
United States
Matilda of Flanders Wed William the Conqueror
Matilda of Flanders became wife of William the Conqueror and a descendant of Alfred the Great. She reportedly married after a contested moment when he tossed her into a mud puddle.
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Matilda
Flanders
William the Conqueror
Alfred the Great
William
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Notbar, Vaty & Tytus
Thetown Works
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Miami Cement Products, Inc
Seven Mile
Middletown
Tada
Turtles
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