Airliner With 99 Down in Atlantic Goldfine Fight
Bernard Goldfine vows to contest a contempt citation from a House subcommittee. He refused to answer 22 questions about financing deals with a Boston company, arguing the inquiries were not pertinent to the federal repository investigations. His attorney Samuel Seis said the fight will press on similar grounds.
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Melouse
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Samuel M. Seis
Galolline
New York
Gander
KLM
Sunspot
Justice Department
Pan Amer
Jican World Airways
Sarti
Hep
Honias B. Curtis
R-Mo
Supreme Court
Sears
Feared Dead After KLM Constellation Crash Off Ireland
Reports say all 99 aboard, including passengers from the United States, were killed when a KLM Constellation crashed about 130 miles west of Ireland during a flight from Shannon to New York. Survivors and wreckage were reported in the stormy Atlantic as authorities and airlines examined possible causes and search efforts continued.
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KLM
Amsterdam
Trans World Airways
Atlantic
Ireland
Everett Wolf
London
Wolf
Shannon
Holland
New York
Buckstaff Observatory Gift to Oshkosh State College
The Buckstaff Observatory near Oshkosh, Wisconsin, valued above 50 000 dollars, was offered as a gift to Oshkosh State College by Mr and Mrs Ralph N Buckstaff of Oshkosh. The proposal awaited emergency board approval for accepting real estate. The observatory includes three domes, a house, a garage, and meteorological equipment, with telescopes for sun and planet observations and plans to teach descriptive astronomy and astrophysics.
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Buckstaff Observatory
Oshkosh State College
Ralph N. Buckstaff
Madison
Board of Regents of State Colleges
Buckstaff
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Yerkes Observatory
University of Wisconsin Observatory
Eugene R. McPhee
Wisconsin State Colleges
McPhee
Board of Regents
Three Young Men Die In Wisconsin Road Mishaps
The Associated Press reports three young men died in Wisconsin accidents raising the state highway toll to 457 for 1958. Joseph Jaworski, 22, of Pulaski, died when his fork lift tractor was struck by a Northwestern Railway freight train near Pulaski. The machine was dragged about 90 feet after the collision at a town road crossing. Donald T. P. Wallner, 19, and Albert J. Letourneau Jr., 21, of Milwaukee, were killed in a Wednesday night crash on West Below Road in eastern Waukesha County as they were returning to Milwaukee to hunt for jobs.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Joseph Jaworski
Route 1
Pulaski
North Western Railway
Brown County
Jaworski
Donald TP. Wallner
Albert J. Letourneau Jr
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Two Injured As Balloon Gondola Falls in Wisconsin
In Ashland a training balloon gondola crashed at night injuring balloon builder Otto Winzen and Air Force researcher Capt. Grover Schock. The open gondola dropped about 100 feet when the parachute failed to deploy after they cut loose near Lake Superior.
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Air Force
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Otto C. Winzen
Lake Supenor
G. F. Ternsliger
House Acts To End Deadlock Over Farm Bill
Washington AP The House moved to end session deadlock over a new farm bill after farm belt and textile backing, sending a compromise measure to the House floor for passage. It aims to satisfy Eisenhower era demands with lower price supports and flexible farm management, preventing feared cotton and rice cuts.
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Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
First Marines Leave Lebanon
BEIRUT Lebanon AP The first element of the withdrawing American Marine battalion sailed from Lebanon shortly after noon today to rejoin the 6th Fleet patrolling the eastern Mediterranean. The beaches were cleared of the supplies of the 2nd Battalion of the 2nd Division a 1 700 man unit under orders to withdraw from Jehuon after a stay of near a month. The withdrawal is scheduled to be completed Friday.
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Eight Firms To Appeal In Windfall Case
Madison reporting that eight dairy firms including Kraft Foods and Armour Food Appeal in federal court over a 1.3 million dollar windfall recoupment tied to cheese and butter transactions with the CCC during price shifts in 1944. The appeals will be heard by the U.S. Court of Appeals in Chicago.
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Upn—Fielt
Patrick Y. Stone
U.S. Wi
Berst Corp
Indiana
Hemer Stores
Ing
Ho. Heinz Cavid Capehart
Council Acts on School Situation
City Council moved to prepare for a bond issue to fund a new high school or remodel the present one and South Park Junior High. City Attorney was to draft bond resolutions while two councilmen speed up preparations and the board decides between options. Referenda were considered if no agreement is reached, aiming to place the issue on the November ballot.
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Theodore
F of Widder Jr
William P. Hart Z .Olford
Patt
Pen
City
Fintan Flanagan
South Park
Charles J. Fisst
Fiss
Tiss
Schol
Ciy
Flanagan
Air Force May Launch Moon Rocket Next Weekend
Washington sources report the Air Force may attempt a moon rocket launch from Cape Canaveral if weather and technical conditions align. The three stage vehicle, over 100 feet tall, could lift off around 7 am on Sunday with possible delays to Monday or Tuesday if initial windows fail, advancing lunar mission plans for this month.
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Washington
Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Suspect Escapes McCurtain Jail Says It Was Too Hot
UPT-Wil sie Hunter, 44, who escaped from the McCurtain County Jail, was recaptured Wednesday. He told Sheriff Bob Murphy he fled because it was unbearably hot inside the jail and he could not stand it.
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Wilsie Hunter
McCurtain County
Bob Murphy
Weather downpour cancels Boston Pops concert number
After a ten minute downpour scattering about 8 000 music lovers at an outdoor concert conductor Arthur Fiedler canceled a number titled Prelude to a Deluge from the program.
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Boston
Boston Pops Orchestra
Arthur Fiedler
Milwaukee Building Fire Injures Two Firefighters and Causes $74 Damage
A four alarm Milwaukee blaze injured two men and damaged two commercial buildings on the northwest side early today. Firemen evacuated six nearby residences and stopped the spread with no other injuries reported.
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Apia Smukey
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