Lake Algae Treatment Plan Abandoned by Board
The Lake Winnebago algae cleanup plan was deemed impractical and uneconomical by the board. A consultant said one treatment would reduce algae by 75 to 83 percent for 24 hours but require expensive chemicals and sedimentation, making multiple monthly applications prohibitive.
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Saeao We la
Wyre Board
Jerry Donohue
Board Consultants
Ciem Ceenan
de Pere Development Laboratory
Winnebago
Coonan
Coeran
Fox
Jake
Lamb
Domime Company
Encineers
Miller's Bay
Water Board
Observers Call Syria a Red Colony After Power Shift
Diplomatic observers in Beirut report that leftist Syrian army officers toppled civilian politicians in a struggle for power. They say the resignation of Gen. Tewia’ j Si Zaemeddin as chief of staff and the replacement by Col. Afif Bizri signals army dominance. Some say the Kremlin influenced Bizri’s appointment tied to a Soviet aid package.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Tewia' J Si Zaemeddin
Afif Bizri
Bizri
Kremlin
US Asks Russia to Swap Radio And TV Experts
The United States pressed Russia to swap radio and television experts for technical studies ahead of possible broadcasts talks. State Department note suggests a one month exchange to gauge willingness for program exchanges and open airways to uncensored Western content.
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Russ
Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Moscow
U. S
Britain Grants Asylum to Pole Diplomat Over Spying Spree
Mieczyslaw Reluga, 26, Polish commercial attache assistant, escaped from the Polish Embassy with his four year old son amid pursuit by secret police. Britain granted political asylum after his wife Melinia admitted spying for Poland’s secret police and after Reluga fled to safety with Scotland Yard watching.
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London
Britain
Mieczyslaw Reluga
Scotland Yard
Beluga
Home Office
Reluga
Poland
Bieluga
Red
Melinia
Stalin
Richard
Regula
Ice blanketed city as driver paints waving message
A Chicago street scene features a truck driver who, after a slick road, displays a rear door sign reading Dont huz me Im going steady. The unusual note draws curious motorists and highlights winter driving hazards.
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Chicago
Ice
Woman Con Artist Bursts Embezzlement Ring Across Cities
FBI tags Margaret Lydia Burton a veteran con artist who fleeced doctors in Decatur of about 100000 dollars. She used multiple names, left town with a pink limousine and dogs, and is believed to have connections in Honolulu Vancouver New Orleans and Los Angeles as investigators trace her lengthy crime career. Her daughter Sheila is named an accomplice, and Burton is charged with embezzlement in Decatur along with related theft and bad check counts in several states.
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Atlanta
FBI
Margaret Lydia Burton
Burton
Janet Gray
Decatur
Barton
Honolulu
Panama City
Los Angeles
Vancouver
New Orleans
Denver
St. Lows
Paro Shase
Sheila
Jasper Burton
In Honolu
Tientsin
China
Tan 2 Beauty Parlor
San Antonio
Norfolk
Berton
Hanolwhi
Norindk
Gray
South
Rise and Shine
Madison Square Garden
Ize Cockers
Piccolo Pete
Capitel Gains
Janehter
Fair Opens as Wisconsin State Fair Kicks Off
The Wisconsin State Fair begins with horseshoes contests in three classes and a nine day run expected to attract about 800000 visitors. Preview night drew around 20000. new attractions include a 92foot Ferris wheel a giant crane with an oldtime buggy and a large Wisconsin map display with home towns marked by pins. Roundup Day featured rodeo in the Coliseum and the debut of West-O-Rama at the grandstand.
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West Allis
Wis
WM. Masterson
Peter J. Schrad
Milwaukee
Wisconsin At Work
Wisconsin
Governor Thomson Signs Record State Highway Budget
Governor Thomson signed Friday a 377 million dollar state highway budget, funding extra personnel for traffic patrols and law enforcement duties. The plan adds 250 uniformed positions and shifts nonuniformed staff to inspect schools and salvage yards, with broader impact on state spending and industry competitiveness.
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Madison
Thomson
Wis Consin
Thomssal
Wisconsin
Brotherly Love Highway Tested in Florida Crash
On a winter Haven highway a head on collision tested brotherly ties when Rev. Harrison Crews of Auburndale collided with his brother Doyle Crews of Wauchula in a car crash. Injured occupants were taken from the scene as authorities investigated the mishap near the center line.
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Winter Haven
Fla
CPI
Harrison Crews
Auburndale
Doyle Crews
Wauchula
Glenn A. Santford
Doyle
Probers to Question Hoffa Next Week in Rackets Inquiry
The Senate Rackets Committee will call James R. Hoffa next week to bolster its charge that Hoffa and Teamsters leaders allied with organized crime to seize control in New York. In 13 days of hearings, the panel has built its case, planning witnesses including Hoffa and Einar C. Mohn, while alleging seven phantom locals were chartered to sway the 1956 Joint Council 16 election.
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Teamsters
Marlin T. Lacey
Washington
Senate
New York City
Lacey
New York Teamsters Council
Senate Rackets Committee
Jjames R. Hoffa
Teamster
New York
Hoffa
Midwest
Central States
Dave Beck
Einar C. Mohn
Beck
Iteamster
Teamsisters Union
Joint Council 16
Birds Escape in Car After Crash Near Lyndhurst
Edward Cizsy faced a strange return home after a Friday accident when about two dozen birds escaped from a case in his vehicle. The homing birds were found perched inside his auto upon reaching his Lyndhurst, New Jersey residence.
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Lyndhurst
N. J
Edward Cizsy
Civil rights stalemate eyed for quick Senate bill action
Speaker Rayburn indicated a behind the scenes agreement among Senate and House leaders to break the civil rights stalemate. He said the Rules Committee would act soon to clear the bill for floor consideration.
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Senate
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Rules Committee
Washington
Eisenhower
Martin
Massachusetts
White House
Attorney General
Ike
GOP
Airlines Told to Fly Planes on Schedule
Washington reports government orders to US air carriers to meet 75 percent on time performance and complete 75 percent of flights within 15 minutes of published block times. ALPA credited for pressuring the Civil Aeronautics Board which cited safety concerns from unrealistic schedules.
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Washington
Airline Pilots Assn
ALPA
Civil Aeronautics Board
Meen Ste Area
CAB
Helcopter
Air
Mercial Air
Alps Cis
Four Die As Bomber Crashes Into Housing Development
A World War II B-29 bomber crashed in a West Palm Beach housing area after engine trouble on a training flight. Four crewmen were killed as residents fled in nightclothes, while six children were among those evacuated. The crash damaged homes and started a formal Air Force investigation.
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West Palm Leach
Barksdale Air Force
Rae
Shresenet
Jur Force
Amuseman Nandine
Opment
Mie Taran
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Houston
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Pole
Son
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Duda
Commercial Atttache
Reztila
Dixie Doctors
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Martin Confer
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