Boy Drowns In Fox River In Oshkosh
Eight year old Neil Phillips drowned in the Fox River after apparently dragging for lost bait. Found by officers at 11:43 p.m. near Main Street bridge, rope around both arms, possible snag led to loss of balance. Funeral plans set with services at Sacred Heart Church and burial at Sacred Heart Cemetery.
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Harry Oestreich
Raymond Stamborski
Neil Phillips
Main Street
Sixth Ave
Fox River
Oshkosh
Wrnenstad Tran
Auepullou
John Phillips
Harold Engel
James Tadoch
A. G. Koehler
Winnebago County
Neill
Neil
Red Heart Scnoo
Pruiius
Tre Broes
Perens
MM Lary
Mars Philliss
Ami
Secred Heartholic
Panic
Mossadegh Recovers From Serious Illness in Iran
Ex Premier Mohammed Mossadegh, aged about 82 to 88, has recovered from a serious illness as his family confirmed. He was overthrown in 1953 and has stayed out of politics, refusing to receive visitors or media questions.
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Terran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadeck
Mossadegh
Castro to detail smashing plot against revolution
Fidel Castro was expected to address radio and television to recount the first major conspiracy to topple his regime and how his forces crushed it. Officials cited landowners affected by redistribution and supporters from Falsencio Bastista's army as key figures, while anti-Castro forces from the Dominican Republic to Abami were accused of aiding the plot. About 17,500 arrested. reports vary on exact numbers as a telephone blackout hit Las Vi Province.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Falsencio Batista
Dominican Republic
Abami
Las Vi
Cuba
Gloucester engineer explains traffic congestion
The article quotes J. H. Gaskarre of Gloucester about traffic congestion. He says the key is easing flow by adjusting signals and limiting bottlenecks at main intersections.
Steel Parleys Resume Minus Union Leader
New York AP report says steel talks resumed after a four week strike without Steelworkers President David J. MacDonald who condemned the sessions as pointless. He was seen picketing at strikebound plants while mediation chief Joseph Nan declined comment on the blast at the industry sessions.
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New York
Ruffied Nears
Steelworkers
David J.macdonald
BB.CO @ Conner
Sere
Jozepi Nan
Ihe Industy
MacDonald
Pit
Employment Reaches Another Record High
The Labor Department reports July employment at a record high with total nonfarm payrolls at 3,743,000 and unemployment at 3,600,000. July gains reflect broad improvement amid a steel strike impact and farm employment declines. Seymour Wolfbein notes the trend shows sustained overall employment growth despite industry disruptions.
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Washington
Amrgun
Labor Department
Seymour Wolfbein
Violent Storm Strikes Eau Claire Amid Hail and Flood Damage
A violent storm lashed Eau Claire bringing hail up to seven inches and two hours of rain totaling 3.33 inches. Skyscraping skylights shattered at White Machine Works and stocks were ruined. cars, crops, and flooded homes suffered extensive losses as power and rail lines failed and sewer floods closed streets.
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Caite
Hame
Susts
Crone
Ier
White Machine Works
Vicini
Weather Bureau
Chicago and North Western Railway
Eau Caine
Racine Youth Dies After Bottled Fragment Attack
A Racine boy is killed when a fragment from a broken beer bottle is hurled at him during a Monday afternoon incident by two youths at a water’s edge. Witnesses describe the bottle striking and piercing his throat. An autopsy was ordered to determine the exact cause of death.
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Racine
Andthang Hospital
Nachael Mescar
Richard Fors
St. Mary's Hospital Forstad
Black
Boone Black
Berard Evenson
Forces Press Communist Threat in Sam Neua Province
Leodian government troops hunt suspected Communist forces in Sam Neua to guard northern mountain posts. Local reports say troops are targeting rebel groups believed active in the rugged border region.
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Sam Neua
Laos
Sam Leua
California Fires Threaten Towns as Volunteers Battle Blazes
Fire rages across northern and southern California with towns like Ukiah and Lake Elsinore threatened. Dozens of volunteers, including 500 men near Lake Elsinore, fend off fires across 3600 acres while authorities report fires set by youths.
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San Francisco
California
Ukiah
Willus
City
U J
Decker Canyon
Mar Lake Elsinore
Cox ‘Mountain
Yuba City
Sheriff's Deputies
Spanish Mountain
Frank Weatherford
Barbiturates Linked to Crowley Death
Hamden Connecticut AP reports former Yale football star Joseph P Crowley died on his 50th birthday after an autopsy cited barbiturate involvement. Crowley was found by his son in his Hamden home as his family vacationed at a summer residence. coroner said circumstances point to a Sunday night death.
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Hamden
Conn
Exo
Joseph P Crowley
Yale
Tokyo
Crowley
Crowler
Joseph Monday
New Haven
House GOP Chief Targets Hoffa Influence in Labor Bill Debate
Republican leaders told President Eisenhower the shelley and Landrum-Griffin labor bills will pass the House amid a bitter fight over how to curb management labor power. Indiana's Halleck warned Hoffa supporters threaten to push the Hoffa bill through as the House weighs three major proposals. The House prepares for a floor clash with votes possible Wednesday or Thursday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Hace AD
Charlay
Aavesk Wer Kamer Umalks
A. Halleck
Indiana
Jsanen
Shelley
Lan- Gram-Griffin
Carbine
Judge Ingram Acquits Mullikan in Traffic Case Comeback
In Memphis Judge William B. Ingram Jr. acquitted politician Bernie Mullikan who faced a traffic charge in a high profile moment amid city elections. Mullikan had sought to rebuild his political standing through the courtroom appearance.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
William B. Ingram Jr
Bernie Mullikan
Ingram
Nelson Pleads For 22 Million Building Setup
Madison Wisconsin lawmaker Nelson urged approval of a 22 million building setup with 15 million financed by state corporations and 7.6 million from building funds. He argued to end the ban on borrowing and favor direct legal funding for Wisconsin construction projects.
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Nelson
Madison
UPT
Gar Ge
Com Ten
Budersy Pro
Gome
Wisconsin
Father Guts Through Ditch To Free Boy From Cave
In DES MO a father named Ira Curtis freed his son Billy from a cave-in after hours of bare handed digging. The boy was damaged but alive. two other children, Donald and Marvin, were injured as neighbors and police arrived. A crowd gathered while rescue teams and firefighters assisted.
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Son
Duc
Zene
Curtis
Biily
Ira
Iphal
Bruses
Billy
Bill
Donald
Marvin Connett
Dorsid
Connett
Curaus
Zo Lee
Ce Ik
Des Moines
William Devine
Tra
Donald Cook
Billy Curtis
Mountain Climbing Deaths Increase Across Alps
An Associated Press survey across five countries reports at least 48 climbers dead in the Alps within roughly ten weeks after a record rush to scale Europe’s toughest peaks.
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Rome
Alps
Europe
Iwas
Associated Press
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J. H. Gaskarre
Union
Ed Gerp
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Halleck
Eau Claire
Joseph P. Crowley
House Gop
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