Support For Airport At Meeting Proposal
Winnebago County Board set a public meeting at the Courthouse at 8 p.m. August 23 to hear Leigh Fisher, Outagamie County airport consultant, report on a proposed county airport plan. Some supervisors urged inviting Outagamie and neighboring counties to join in developing the existing airport while others sought to oppose the abandonment proposal. A prior vote ratified a federal aid agreement for a 599000 dollar airport improvement program, with no intent to discontinue.
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Winnebago County
Outagamie County
Leigh Fisher
San Francisco
Fisher
Winnebego County
Outagamie
Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
Joseph Drexler
Alaska Primary Sees Capital Move Vote in Doubt
Alaska tallying ballots from Tuesday's primary as Juneau battle over moving the state capital remains unresolved. With 70 of 298 precincts counted, capital move favored 2,987 to 8,034 against. southeastern Alaska shows strong opposition. Incumbents Sen. FE. L. Bartlett and Rep. Reiph J. Rivers report solid re election bids amid races for Republican and Democratic nominations in the House.
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Juneau Alaska
Alaska
Juneau
FE. L. Bartlett
Reiph J. Rivers
Bartlett
Lawrence Brayson
Fairbanks
Lee L. McKinner
Palmer
Bartiett
Riters
Kenai Iotesman
David N. Boyer
Panama meeting on U S Army combat systems in atomic age
Army officers from 15 Latin American nations and U S officers convene in the Canal Zone to learn the latest U S combat systems and training in the atomic age. Forty six high ranking officials from Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Uruguay and Venezuela participate.
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Panama
API
Canal Zone
U.S
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Columbia
Ecuador
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
Atlas Missile Demonstration Shows Long Range Accuracy
Cape Canaveral reports the Air Force fired an Atlas missile over a 27 000 mile path and added three more launch sites the test aimed to confirm accuracy and range. The projectile reached between 6 325 and 9 000 miles and officials called the demonstration successful. An 8 000 mile flight is planned as scientists test the nose cone under varied reentry conditions. Three facilities at Warren Air Force Base were turned over to SACs 364th Missile Squadron. A Redstone missile was destroyed after an erroneous signal suggested off course indication.
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Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Atlas
Warren Air Force Base
Woo
Sacs
364Th
Cape Range
Army
Tanger
Refugee doctor seeks stay to practice in Milwaukee
Dr. Gojka Stula, a 28 year old refugee from Yugoslavia, asks the State Department and Congress to allow him to remain in the United States to continue medical training and practice. He trained at St Luke's Hospital after interning at the same hospital and completed his degree at Belgrade University Medical School. His visa extension request follows France denying passport renewal. he fears deportation to a country where he remains a political refugee without citizenship. His mother also resides in Milwaukee with his sister Viado Sunarich.
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Milwaukee
Yugoslavia
State Department of Congress
Gojka Stula
State Department
Congress
Stula
St. Lukes Hospita
Acre
France
United States
Belgrade University Medical School
Viado Sunarich
Abstract painter Lady Horrocks shuns public message
Abstract London artist Lady Horrocks refused to reveal a message in her work saying she would not dare repeat it in public. Her remark came after being asked about any intended message in her latest pieces.
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London
Unread Uzbek Language Letter Baffles San Francisco
San Francisco Mayor George Christopher received a letter in Uzbeki from Tashkent, capital of Uzbekistan, a Soviet republic. No local Uzbek speakers or UC staff could translate it, and a Columbia professor offered to translate for 75 dollars. The professor demanded payment, prompting controversy over scholars’ pay. The letter was sent to the Army Language School in Monterey for potential translation.
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San Francisco
George Christopher
Tashkent
Capial
Uzbekistan
Soviet Union
Christopher
University of California
Carl Menges
Columbia University
Universiy of Washington
Menges
Joe Allen
Army Language School
Monterey
Calif
Night sweep ends illegal Mexico City protest
Night stick patrols dispersed an illegal demonstration outside Mexico City’s White House. Police arrested about 50 demonstrators as small groups roamed the streets overnight in a Communist aligned protest crackdown.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
White House
United Nations Disarmament Session Amid Boycott
The 32 nation UN Disarmament Commission is called to meet Tuesday to discuss the Geneva talks failure. Luis Padilla Nerva chairs, with Henry Cabot Lodge exiting to run for VP. Khrushchev hints at a summit, while Soviet delegates threaten a bloc boycott as neutrals may attend.
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United Nations
U. N
Geneva
Luis Padilla Nerva
Mexico
Commission
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
U. S
Vasily V. Ruznetsov
Kuzneitsov
Nikita Khrushchev
Pravda
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Lodge
Valerian A. Zorin
Cuban president vows continuing church respect amid provocations
President Dorticos reassured Cubans in a late night rally that religious worship will be respected despite provocations and counterrevolutionary threats. He did not address the Catholic hierarchy’s pastoral letter or Archbishop Ochoa Diaz’s warning to close churches.
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Evelio Idaz
Havana
Cuba
Osvaldo Dorticos
Fide
Castro
Roman Catholic Hierarchy
Insland
Doriicos
Dorticos
Exelo Diaz
Vaticans
Dollar Day sales extended in Oshkosh area stores
Shoppers and housewives visiting Dollar Day sales in Oshkosh and nearby areas will find stores extended into the afternoon and evening to accommodate returns from work. Husbands and others are urged to take advantage of bargains offered during the extended hours.
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Oshkosh
Congolese Await Hammarskjold Return Over Katanga Crisis
In Leopoldville the diplomatic corps and U.N. officials await Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold as Patrice Lumumba warns of acting alone. Katanga Premier Tshombe backs down on a U.N. entry plan, setting conditions to bar Lumumba allies and to guard all roads into the secessionist province.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice ‘Lumumba
Katanga
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Lumumba
U.N. Security Council
Morse Tshombe
Tshombe
Kbafanga
Elisabethville
Prison Strike Pressures Maryland Lawmakers
Prisons in Maryland faced political pressure as inmates at the House of Correction in Jessup petitioned for a special legislative session to obtain privileges. Washington County's delegation urged a full inquiry into the state's prison system while officials anticipated a return to normal operations after sit-down protests. Inside, inmates conducted protest work stoppages at three facilities, triggered by an order altering sentence credits for outside public works projects.
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Baltimore
Maryland
House of Correction
Jessup
Washington
Eisenhower Says No Signs of Recession Ahead
President Eisenhower told reporters at his first news conference since July 6 that there are no signs of an economic recession or low mood for the country. He urged Congress to stay on the job and pass legislation rather than campaign, and dismissed Democratic claims his defense funds are frozen, saying there is no basis to claim they will not be spent. He did not rule out meeting Khrushchev if a useful purpose is served.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Esenshower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Esernhower
Senate
Lindon B. Johnson
Texas
Democratic Congress
No Car License or Shoes Helped Friend in Detour
Detroit police refused to release Smith impounded car papers due to his revoked license. He returned with Lewis who had a valid license but eight dollars in traffic warrants. With only two dollars between them, Lewis was jailed. Smith barefooted returned later with six dollars, claiming he sold his shoes and socks to free Lewis.
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Detroit
Robert Smith
Smith
George Lewis
Lewis
Angry Belgian government to study position amid NATO rift
Belgium moves to reassess ties with Western allies after U N Security Council vote on Congo Katanga. Premier Eyskens signals possible NATO revisions while noting Belgium has withdrawn from most Congo provinces and canceled a Starfighters order. Major base Kamina expansion cited.
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Brussels
Belgium
APH
U. N. Security Council
Congo
Katanga
Italy
France
NATO
New York
United States
Britain
Russia
Poland
Tunisia
Ceylon
Ecuador
Argentina
China
U.N
U. N
Gaston Eyskens
Kamina
West
Tam
Leyshens
Mic
Rich Mato
U S Attache Is Ordered Out Of Russia
Moscow reports the United States attache E M Kerton has been expelled after being apprehended while photographing military objects during a trip to Kurgan. His assistant I T MacDonald was warned by the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Tass agency states Kerton engaged in activities incompatible with diplomatic staff status.
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Moscow
UPD
Russia
Tass
E M. Kerton
Kurgan
Kerton
I. T. MacDonald
MacDonald
Ussr
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Sitka
R. L. Rettig
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Air Force
Refugee
Lumumbai
Northwestern
Diplomatic Corps
Hew
Anh
Khrushcher
ULN
Con
Tauro
Ike
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