Senate Banking Panel Foils Fresh Housing Bill Effort
A new housing bill failed in the Senate banking committee after Democrats and Republicans urged compromise. The session closed after six minutes without votes as Capehart pressed a stopgap proposal that sparred with the administration. Eisenhower’s second housing veto stood at 58 to 36.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Sen
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Banking Committee
Homer E. Capehart
Rind
GOP
Capehart
Prescott Bush
Rconn
John A. Sparkman
Alabama
Bush
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
State Trooper Mystery Deepens In Michigan Case
EAST LANSING Mich Capt Thomas Grant said the chances of finding trooper Albert Souden alive are diminishing by the hour. An ex convict Alvin W Knight 48 refused a lie detector test after being questioned two days into Souden disappearance. Knight was arrested at a Woodland cabin and brought to the scene as Souden remains missing. Knight lay in bed when seized and the missing trooper's gun was found on Knight's belt.
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East Lansing
Mich
Thomas Grant
State Police
Albert Souden
Grant
Woodland
Michigan
Louden
Downstate
Howell
Knight
Labor Day weekend events brighten area towns
The region hosts a string of festivities from New Glarus Wilhelm Tell performances to Monroe City Band concerts and Monroe Country Club golf championships. Argyle Armory events, parades in Janesville, and Walworth County Fair harness racing fill the holiday agenda as motorists head north and residents brace for a busy 추 weekend.
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Switzerland
New Glarus
Argyle
Lincoln Park
Monroe
Monroe Country Club
Wisconsin
Village Park
Richard R. Rettig
St. Peter’s Church
Pittsburgh
Band of
Waterloo
Stan Neuberger
Anita Ainsworth
Sally Fritz
Kay Chambers
Richard Rufener
Hilton Kirchner
Elsmere Howe
Roy Gempeler
Allan F. Barnard
Richard Lafferty
Earl Hager
Cochairmen
Emery Meeker
The
Janesville
Walworth County
Elkhorn
Sharon
Ft. Atkinson
Delavan-Darien
Pee Wee Hunt
Snooky Lawson
Yellowstone Lake
Wilkie in Provon Madison Hospitalized in Critical State
State Senator Horace Wilkie of Madison, age 42, has been hospitalized since Wednesday with pneumonia. He remains in critical condition but shows improvement, according to his physician.
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Wilkie
Madison
Horace Wilkie
Tremor Shakes Yellowstone Park Area on Labor Day
A mild earthquake struck central Yellowstone National Park with no injuries reported. A Canyon cafeteria dishes broke and visitors were awakened. shocks dated as strongest since August 17 quakes. Rockslides and closures were noted near Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone while Montana’s Madison Canyon area remained calm.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Canyon
Yellowstone Lake
Joseph E. Primeau
Montana
Ard Kincade
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Madison Canyon
Ralph Capone Faces Tax Judgment Action
The Treasury Department seeks a summary judgment to collect a $210,000 income tax debt from Ralph Capone of Mercer Wisconsin dating to 1926 27 and 28. The bill started at $41 667 and has accumulated interest at $13.70 daily plus penalties since 1935.
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Chicago
Treasury Department
Ralph Capone
Mercer
Wis
al Capone
Khrushchev Plans Peiping Visit After U.S. Trip
Premier Khrushchev said he would travel to Peiping on Sept. 29 after returning from the United States. He did not state the trip’s purpose but intends to brief China on talks with President Eisenhower. This marks a second visit to Red China in little over a year.
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China
Eisenhower
Red China
Moscow
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Poland
Mao Tzetung
Khrushchev
United Nations’ Security Council
Middle East
U.N
U N Secretary Hurries Return For Laos Action
Dag Hammarskjold cut short a South American tour to handle Laos appeal for a UN task force. The Security Council likely to face a Soviet veto with possible General Assembly action, while SEATO notes Laos within its region of interest.
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U.N
Laos
United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
South America
Viet Nam
Security Council
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Washington
SEATO
United States
Hammarskjold
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Prt
Egypt- Israel
U. N
Lebanon
Mayor Doner Wounded in South Beloit Grocery Shootout
South Beloit Illinois Mayor Howard M. Doner aged 54 was shot in a foiled holdup at his grocery store. He was critically wounded after a .32 caliber bullet struck his left hip and lodged in the right. He underwent emergency surgery at White hospital in Beloit. The suspect, an unshaven man about 35, entered demanding milk, then opened fire as Doner attempted to evade behind the counter.
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South Beloit
Ill
Howard M. Doner
Doner
White Hospital
Beloit
Six in Family Dead In Resort Tragedy
A New York datelined brief notes a bank rate hike by First National City Bank of New York from 4 to 5 percent, the highest since 1981, plus rising commercial paper rates. Analysts cite tighter money and Congress restraint on long term securities as driving short term borrowing costs higher. The piece warns of broader effect on interest rates for households and businesses.
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New York
First National City Bank of New York
House Rejects Open End to Bond Interest Rate Hike
The House refused to repeal the 4% ceiling on long term government bonds and approved a rise in savings bond rates from 3.26% to 3.75%. Senate committee to review the measure as a potential special session looms to press President Eisenhower on housing and interest rate powers.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Wisconsin Congressmen Back Labor Bill Vote Split
Washington reports seven Wisconsin lawmakers joined the House majority to pass a compromise labor control bill and send it to the White House. Democrats Johnson Kastenmeier Reuss Zablocki and Republicans Laird O Kenski Withrow supported. Flynn—a Democrat—voted no. Van Pelt did not appear on the roll.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
White House
Johnson
Kastenmeier
Reuss
Zablocki
Laird
O’kenski
Withrow
Flynn
van Pelt
Residents Invited To See City Jaycees Painting Home
Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce members invited motorists to view their weekend home improvement project at the Miss Elizabeth Hartwig residence at 21st street and 15th avenue. Jaycees trimmed trees repaired the porch and prepared to paint the house white with green shutters and gray porch while mowing the lawn and landscaping.
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Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elizabeth Hartwig
21St Street
15Th Avenue
Jaycees
Miss Hartwig
W. L
George) Wells
Wisconsin GOP says Nelson uses 'acting' rebuke on tax study
Claude J. Jasper, state GOP chair, accuses Gov. Nelson of a well rehearsed act to push a sales tax after Nelson criticized findings on how state and local taxes burden Wisconsin manufacturers. Jasper says Nelson planned a sales tax and pretends surprise at the committee report.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Nelson
Claude J. Jasppr
GOP
Jasper
Gov. Nelson
Democratic Party
Slugged Watchman Dies at Milwaukee Yard
A 65 year old watchman Hans Gaard died in a Milwaukee hospital after being found in the Parks Iron and Metal Co yard office with five head wounds. Police say he was slugged with a blunt instrument. Two payroll checks were missing. drivers James Harling and Howard Kraditt found him dazed and mumbling.
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Milwaukee
Hans Gaard
Parks Iron and Metal Co
James Harling
Howard Kraditt
Gard
Gas Poisoning Suspected in Wisconsin Family Deaths
In Townsend Wisconsin five children and their mother died in a cottage near Oconto County late Friday and Saturday morning authorities say gas poisoning likely caused the deaths. Coroner notes the children aged 10 7 5 3 and 1 were found with the mother Gloria Rouge 32 and the family friend and others present.
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Townsend
Wis
Milwaukee
Oconto County
Gloria Rouge
Laona
Kathy
Chris
Cindy
Kenny
Caroline
Kenneth Posselt
Sandy Sackett
Rouge
MacClauslin Brook
Here
McMahon
William Ubert Hurt in Mishap at Monroe Farm
William Ubert Hurt, 58, of Route 2 Monroe, was seriously injured at 10 a m when his leg was entangled in a tractor power take off while filling a silo three miles southeast of Monroe. He was rushed to St Clare hospital by Wagner ambulance. Sheriff Howe said he suffered a severely broken leg, a broken arm and possible internal injuries. He was using the PTO to operate a wagon unloading silage when the mishap occurred. his son Kenneth cut the power and freed him.
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William Ubert
Route 2
Monroe
Ubert
St. Clare Hospital
Wagner
A. Charles Howe
Kenneth
Howe
Lucey Weighs Re-Election Bid Amid Support
Milwaukee Democratic state chairman Patrick J. Lucey said he has not decided on a run for re election but has pledges of support from more than 60 of 71 county chairmen. Sverre Roang, 44, an Edgerton attorney, has been urged to oppose Lucey but has not decided.
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Milwaukee
Patrick J. Lucey
Sverre Roang
Edgerton
Roang
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U.S
Peiping
Nikita Khrushchev
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Rep. Flynn
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Lucey Stills
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