Council Approves Miller's Bay Launch Site and Delays Union Ave Buy
The Common Council approved the Miller's Bay boat launching site and funded its construction with city surplus, planning ramps this fall and surfacing next spring. It rejected a $10,250 purchase of 612 Union Ave for Lincoln School expansion and postponed related action to Sept 16, with two members opposing and questions raised about inspecting the property.
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Miller's Bay
Common Council
Union Avenue
Aaalersen Hilt
Wuine
Wun
Menominee Park
Board of Public Works
Union Ave
Lincoln
Fhe Board of Educati
James BE. Botz
der C. McCray
Robert E. Stauffer
Conardt
McCrey
Ford
Cits
Armed Gang Tries to Free Man From Jail
An armed gang attempted to break into a jail to free a prisoner. Patrol units fired a warning shot as the group fled. Police later reported three men tampered with a cell door, while officer Flynn and Badger aided a pursuit, radio alarms broadcasting the incident to nearby communities.
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Man
Tae Cang
Beith
Seveners
Snetaseles
Sia
Pier Sad
Donald Stinson
Scampecoit
Grankenness
Man Alber
Badger Seid
Suomobiles
Nahant
Peice
Wal
Joseph Finns
Flynn
Badger
Wisconsin colleges get 43 million for new campus look
The Board of Regents oversees a $43 million program funded largely by federal loans to upgrade Wisconsin nine state colleges. New student unions will open in September at most campuses, with Superior State launching the first of two science-building series housing chemistry physics and geography geology.
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Ean Claire
Planevile
Oshkosh
Superior State
Omro Cited For Effort To Help Industry
Omro earns recognition from Wisconsin Industry Development Division as one of three communities cited for aiding local industry. The Omro Area Industries Development Corporation helped set up a manufacturing plant for Omro Products Corp., a Walbro subsidiary, and is pursuing two additional ventures. Other Wisconsin towns honored were Waukesha for attracting new firms and Lake Mills for a bond program that drew five companies in the past year.
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OMRO
Wisconsin
Dmn
Oraro
Surfoca
Omro Products Corp
Walbro Corporation
Ass City
Mich
Iistrati
Boiz
Stearns
Relph Lemke
Roy Plansky
Dirs
Acton Holous
Wilkins
Guy Tice
van Jackson
John Wallace
Tomro
State
Waukesha
Lake Mills
Ke Mills
Mad Elephant Kills 20 in Buddhist Pageant Ruin
A mad temple elephant charging during the Perahera festival in Kandy slaughtered about twenty people and injured thousands. Police killed the animal after it rampaged through shops and crowds near the Temple of the Tooth, as mahouts struggled to control it amid a panicked melee.
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Ceylon
Randy Lake
Perahera
Phant
Kandy
Queen's Hotel
Colombo
Government Holds Hands Off Policy in Steel Dispute
Washington discusses a 4000 word background report on the steel strike as government maintains its hands off stance. Officials say no conclusions are drawn while warning a national emergency could arise if unresolved by late September. Steel industry and union leaders react to the findings and pace of production and profits.
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Labor
James Mitchell
Mitchell
Washington
Sccrbiary
James P. Mitchell
Mitchel
Conrad Cooper
Aéteglator
Coos
Natonal
Cooper
Aso
David J. McDonald
United Steehworkers
Indsit
Tar Jon
Walkout Threat Looms in Meat Industry Labor Dispute
Forest Park Pennsylvania reports near 200000 meat industry workers threaten a walkout next month over wage freezes and profit sharing similar to the steel strike. Unions Amalgamated Most Cutters and Packinghouse Workers push for 15 cent raise while opposing employer economies. strike votes underway with contracts due to expire.
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Forest Park
API
Afl-Ch
International Union of
Fower
Joke about learning languages in America and Russia
The London News Chronicle reports a joke circulating in Russia. Soviet Embassy Attache M. Seminov recalls an exchange about two classes of Americans optimistic and pessimistic. The optimists want children learning Russian while pessimists prefer Chinese instruction.
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London
UPN
Russia
M. Seminov
London News Chronicle
America
Hunt for More Quake Victims In Montana After Hebgen Dam Quake
Search teams from Civil Defense sheriffs office US Forest Service and volunteers sweep the Hebgen Dam area as aftershocks continue and landslides threaten. Eight bodies recovered with survivors reporting more missing and drowned cases while roads and park routes suffer quake damage yet some open to tourists.
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Mont
Montana
Hebgen Dam
Civil Defense Organization
Sheriffs Office
US Forest Service
Igf
Siep
Donald Skerritt
Grace Miller
Casrles E. Raper
Thomas Stowe
Sands
Uraa
Macsen River
Hebgea L Leke
Madison Fas
Sr S Grepia
Yellowstone National Park
Ching
Grover C Mauli
Temple City
Call
Madson River
Will Arraign Marquardt On Murder Count
Sheriff Alvin Gill said Adolph Marquardt will be arraigned on two counts of first degree murder in the shotgun death of his wife once he recovers from knife wounds. Marquardt, 52, was captured Tuesday after four days in the woods in Manitowoc County. He was found bleeding in his cell and had a hidden throat knife. deputies described his condition as weak.
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Manitowoc
Alvin Gill
Adolph Marquardt
Marquardt
Reckwands
Indie Inc
Woods
Beras
Maniowoc County
Madede
Margiard
Marquard
Eight-year-old Alan Reainson case cited in court inquiry
In Huddersfield a case involving an eight-year-old named Alan Reainson is referenced amid a court inquiry. The proceedings focus on obligations to tell the truth and the seriousness of oaths in legal proceedings.
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Huddersfield
Eig ‘Upi
Alan Reainson
Khrushchev may stop twice in Washington
Soviet Premier Khrushchev likely to travel across the United States for talks with President Eisenhower. The plan envisions a personal meeting at Camp David and a series of discussions in Washington to ease Western concerns about Soviet concessions and strengthen U.S Soviet relations.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Ington
United States
Eisenhower
Von
America
Fliers in Hawaii Ready to Reclaim Fallen Space Capsule
A Hawaii based team of Air Force pilots prepared to attempt a water recovery of a descended Discoverer VI capsule. The capsule, launched from Vandenberg, was to detach 26 hours into its orbit and drift toward the Pacific as the radio signal failed. Recovery hopes rest on a trapeze like rig and a radio beacon, amid an orbit news of two Discoverer satellites in one week signaling progress in space study.
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Calif
Pacific
Hawaii
Air Force
Somerer
Thor
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
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