Wisconsin approves plan for higher education integration
After months of debate Wisconsin reaches a compromise to create a coordinating committee above the regents and state colleges. A Milwaukee four year college would merge the university extension and Wisconsin State College under the state university.
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Wisconsin
Boards of Regents
Walter Kohler
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State College
State University
Coordinating Committee
Kohler
State Superintendent of Schools
Mutual arms data talks test Eisenhower plan
President Eisenhower and Harold Stassen push a revised arms inspection proposal for UN disarmament checks. The plan includes ground observers and monitored unrestricted aerial reconnaissance, aligning with Soviet suggestions, while critics warn of trusting Moscow quickly.
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Eisenhower
Soviet
Russia
Harold Stassen
United Nations Disarmament Committee
Kremlin
Moscow
Aenan
Agrars
Jiu Jitsu Taught Only to Nobility in Feudal Japan
Until feudalism ended in Japan the art of jiu jitsu was taught only to the nobility and guarded as a secret from other social groups.
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Japan
Submarine War Debate Deepens as German Reply Aligns With US
Berlin accepts Washington's submarine warfare protections and vows to meet all US demands. In El Paso a dramatic report details the assassination of Mexican Gen. Orozco and his men as they camped in a Texas mountain area, pursued by ranchers and the 13th Cavalry. Also noted are obituaries and local happenings in Winslow.
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Washington
Berlin
United States
el Paso
Orozco
Texas
13Th Cavalry
Mary Ellen Forde
Roy Woodle Jr
Winslow
Vermont
W. F
Ed Zilmer
Henry Bast
City
Winchell Sues ABC for 7 Million After Contract Termination
Walter Winchell sues the American Broadcasting Co for seven million dollars over the June 26 termination of his lifetime contract dating to October 1951. ABC says the split was by mutual consent with no single cause.
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New York
Walter Winchell
American Broadcasting Co
Winchell
New York State Supreme Court
ABC
Blue Network
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Sol A. Rosenblatt
New York Journal-American
ABC Board of Directors
The
Journal-American
Mutual Broadcasting Co
Builder leaves youth foundation to aid Milwaukee kids
Milwaukee builder Arthur L. Richards 72 died Saturday and left a will creating Youth Foundation Inc to operate after his death. Funded by earnings from an apartment building and starting with up to 500000 in assets the foundation will assume 175000 in mortgage obligations. Richards provided a life estate for his brother Harold A Richards as survivor.
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Milwaukee
Arthur L. Richards
Youth Foundation, Inc
Charles L. Goldberg
Youth Foundation
Richards
Goldberg
Harold A
Seismograph Stolen From Golden Gate Park Crypt
An 80 pound seismograph valued at 5000 dollars was stolen from an underground crypt in Golden Gate Park. The instrument is used to collect engineering data in case of a severe earthquake.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Monroe Home Economics 4-H Demonstrates Block Printing
Kay Chambers and Carol Ann Brunkow demonstrated block printing at a Monroe Home Economics 4-H meeting. The session was held at president Miss Joan Severson's home with Sandra Waligorski leading the pledge. The group completed record books, sang, and shared a luncheon.
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Monroe Home Economics
Kay Chambers
Carol Ann Brunkow
Joan Severson
Sandra Waligorski
Workers Strike In Bendix Plants In Baltimore
In Baltimore six Bendix radio plants halted production as a 1 AM strike began after the one year IAM contract expired. About 3,000 represented and another 3,000 affected faced talks over wages and conditions with Bendix offering a three year deal with annual 6 cent raises and other benefits. Negotiators planned a 1 PM meeting as union leaders cited seniority and better working conditions as key issues. Bendix notes radar unit output for the armed forces remains dominant.
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Baltimore
Bendix
AFL International Association of Machinists
E. K. Foster
John Mays
IAM Local 156
Mays
Rev Flak Announces Move To Levittown Church
Rev. Justin Flak, pastor of Jordan and Our Savior's Lutheran churches, will leave Sept. 7 with his wife and two children for Levittown New York to serve as assistant pastor at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. He resigned June 12 after accepting the post. ordained 1952 and installed in 1952 as first pastor of the parishes. EAST TROY: Walter Colbo, 34, of Mukwonago, dies when his tractor tips on Walworth County Trunk 1 north of town.
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Dieudonne Coste
Cank
Maurice Bellonte
American
New York
North Atlantic
William Randolph Hearst
France
Fred Bartschi Jr
G. H. R. Kershaw
Monroe Methodist Church
Menomonie
Wis
Clifton Holloway
Winslow
Monroe
Bradley Sales Co
Fitzgibbons
Justin Flak
Jordan Lutheran
Our Savior’s
East Troy
Walter Colbo
Mukwonago
Walworth County Trunk 1
Here
Mississippi NAACP Blames White Supremacy for Slaying
The NAACP charged white supremacy with murder after 15 year old Emmett Till's body was found in the Tallahatchie River near Money Mississippi. Roy Bryant and J W Milam faced kidnapping charges and were later named suspects in the murder. Sheriff Strider questioned where the crime occurred as Till's mother Mamie Bradley reacted in Chicago.
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Greenwood
Miss
National Association, For the Advancement of Colored People
Mississippi
Emmitt Louis Till
Chicago
Roy Bryant
J. W. Milam
Glendora
George Smith
Leflore County
Smith
Bryant
Till
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
New York
Mamie Bradley
H. C. Strider
Tallahatchie County
Radio Hams See Small Share of Women in U.S.
The article notes that only about one in fifty amateur radio operators in the United States is a woman, highlighting gender disparity in the hobby and profession.
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United States
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