Food Service Session Opens in Oshkosh Gym
At Oshkosh State College gymnasium the Wiscon sin School Food Service Association begins its second annual conference with about 1200 members and guests taking seats for the 10 o clock opening. R W Fenske Wisconsin Dells superintendent of schools calls school lunch a big business while noting many roles from cooks to principals in the program. The conference runs through Thursday and is co sponsored by the association and the State Department of Public Instruction with Gordon Gunderson and George E Watson among organizers and speakers.
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Labor Leaders Accused of Trying to Take Over House Panel
Rep. Graham Barden charged union leaders including Hoffa and AFL-CIO with seeking to seize control of the House Labor Committee during drafting of labor legislation. He urged debate on the bill without gag rules as Rules Committee hearings opened. <Line cut> He warned racketeers have seized power beyond what a good man should want.
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Oshkosh Man Drowns in Lake Near Wautoma
Russell E Horton 35 of Oshkosh drowned while fishing with his wife Rose and 12 year old son when their boat capsized on Marl Lake between Oshkosh and Hancock. Mrs Horton and child survived clinging to the craft. Horton body recovered after search. Funeral arrangements set at Marquardt Funeral Home.
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Policeman Shot While Quelling Family Dispute in Milwaukee
Milwaukee AP report says Patrolman Carl Rusenti 26 was wounded in the abdomen when a Negro father of three opened fire with a .45 automatic during a domestic disturbance on a Milwaukee sidewalk. William Jackson 53 was wounded by a police bullet. Mrs Jackson hospitalized with shock.
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California Forest Blaze Rages Across 22 Miles
In San Bernardino National Forest a major wildfire burned through 22 miles of dry timber and brush, drawing more than 1,850 firefighters. The flames began Sunday and by today had blackened over 4.5 acres with no homes or structures immediately threatened.
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Toledo Plans Downtown Malls To Lure Shoppers
Toledo launches a 45 day trial of four downtown pedestrian malls with grass trees shrubs benches a playground and decorative features including penguins from the Toledo Zoo and statues from the Toledo Museum of Art. The project draws thousands as traffic remains steady and local retailers call it promising while planners assess its success for possible permanent installation.
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Chinese Vessels In Duel With Reds
Chinese warships and gunboats exchanged fire with Red forces near the Matsu island area for over an hour. Coast artillery joined the clash with reports of no casualties or damage on either side, while Red suns fired 27 shells at the Quemoy outpost farther south.
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Denver Centennial Parade Ox Causes Notable Dent
A stray ox in the Denver centennial parade caused a dent when it charged a passing float. The animal's head toss and uncontrolled movement disrupted the procession, drawing attention from onlookers and officials.
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Bargaining Teams Meet In Strained Confab
In New York steel separators and union leaders met for a third joint session amid a strained mood after bitter statements over the industry dispute. Federal mediator Joseph Finnegan sat in as talks continued with both sides intent on breaking the deadlock over steel production and contracts.
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Two Rivers Names New City Manager
The Two Rivers city council on Monday appointed Robert L. Broucekx of Brookfield, Fla., as city manager to replace John Dever who resigned last month. Broucek, 27, had been Brookfield manager's administrative assistant and acted as manager from February to June 1959. He was one of 34 candidates for the post. Dever moved to a similar role in Decatur, Illinois.
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U S Assures West No Separate Deals In Talks And Recess
The United States promises its Western allies full briefing on Eisenhower Khrushchev talks and consultation on any proposed agreements. Officials say Eisenhower will reassure Macmillan de Gaulle and Adenauer that no deals will be made behind their backs and seek their ideas on East West issues. The French reaction is cautious but welcoming as a recess in talks is discussed to avoid Berlin danger.
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Khrushchev Visit to United States Likely in September
Khrushchev visit plans remain flexible with possible dates between September 4 and 16. Officials note the exact schedule hinges on Soviet and U S negotiations and whether the General Assembly in New York coincides with a longer stay and tour of the United States.
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Nixon Pursues Triumphant Poland Tour News
Vice President Richard Nixon continues his official visit to Communist Poland with a luncheon and Warsaw sightseeing. He meets Premier Jaroslaw Gomuls, discusses Polish American issues, and is hosted by President Zawatski. Nixon plans to return to Washington Wednesday.
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Cross Plains Faces Ammonia Gas Leak Emergency
Ammonia fumes from milk storage caused an emergency in Cross Plains. About 1 million residents were moved out by Defense volunteers as 35 firemen with gas masks shut valves and contained the leak. One man, Lambert North of Black Earth, suffered bruises in a collision involving a truck on the main street.
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