Oshkosh Board Revises High School Plan Requirements
The Oshkosh school board's building committee approved a revamped set of academic requirements for a one and two high school system. They aim to obtain revised cost estimates from Associated Oshkosh Architects Inc. for a new high school at a new location versus remodeling the existing plant and adding to South Park. Final choice to be made after updated estimates and study.
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Oshkosh
Board of Education
Associated Oshkosh Architects, Inc
South Park
Common Council
OHS Gile
Court halts railroad strike by Chicago and North Western
Federal Judge Joseph Perry issued a restraining order halting a planned strike by the Order of Railroad Telegraphers against the Chicago and North Western Railway. The union warned of massive service shutdowns in Iowa and South Dakota as 600 workers protested job security. Perry set a Monday hearing and demanded a $50,000 bond to cover potential damages.
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Chicago Cupd
Chicago and North Western Railway
Rairoad
Nnes
Apl-Cio
Stake
Joseph Sam Perry
Ron Mttorney
Lester Schoene
Perry
George F. Leighty
Towa
South Dakota
Public Service Commissions
Edgar Vanneman
C&nw
Treaty to Resume Economic Cultural Ties Signaled
In Zurich France and the United Arab Republic plan to sign a treaty on Friday to restart normal economic and cultural relations. The French consulate general announced the move on Wednesday.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPE
France
United Arab Republi
Blonde convict reveals Baker’s lavish spending
Senate investigators questioned Robert Baker about funding for Ruth Brougher’s Miami lifestyle. The $955 expenditures while she awaited an appeal from a manslaughter conviction prompted questions of a possible link to the Teamsters organizer. Brougher testified she did not know the source of the funds.
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Washington
Senate
Robert
Barney) Baker
Teamsters Union
Baker
Ruth Brougher
Miami
John L. McLellan
Five Arabs Convicted In Bomb Blasts In Amman
A Jordanian military court found five Arabs guilty of bombing in Amman. Nadia Salti, 19, had her death sentence commuted to three years. The others received varied terms, including 15 years for Basil Hamati and Ahmed Mahmoud Ibrahim, 22, charged with leading the group.
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Amman
fTive
Fivo
Nadia Salti
Miss Salli
Theodore Stephan
Ahmed Mahmoud Ibrahim
Jordanian Wealth Department
Basil Hamati
UN. Relief Agency
Jordan
U.N
Hamed Tewfigan
Nussein
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Cakre
Aircraft Carrier Enterprise Goes On Final Voyage
The 834 foot carrier Enterprise ends its service with a voyage from the Brooklyn Navy Yard to Kearny New Jersey for dismantling. Known as the Big E it downed 911 enemy planes and helped sink 71 ships while damaging 192 others.
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NEW York
Enterprise
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Kearny
N. J
Adm
William F. (Bull) Halsey Reto
Lipsett, Inc
U S About Set To Halt N Tests
Senator Hubert Humphrey, chairman of the Senate Disarmament Committee, says a temporary U S halt to nuclear tests is under consideration as a prelude to a safeguarded international agreement. The White House would not confirm the report.
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Washington
Hubert Hf
Tumphrey
Maintti
United States
Humphrey
Senate Disarmament Secommittee
Thomphrey
White House
Pacific
Soviet Union
Britain
Two Judges Oppose Beacon Hill Saloon Near Court and Prison
Two Boston judges oppose a proposed saloon near Beacon Hill's city prison and courthouse. One judge warned it would tempt men released after confinement to drink. The other feared jurors serving the courts might also be tempted.
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Boston
Beacon T Hill
Congress targets Saturday session to end year
Washington reports indicate President Johnson aims to adjourn Congress by Saturday night after addressing Senate bills on court reform and foreign aid. Lawmakers face disagreements over money measures and credit limits as stalemate lingers on central debt ceiling and civilian agency issues.
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Congress
Washington
Johnson
Supreme Court
Senate
Jesereise
Tae Spice Agency
Federal Court Asked to Stay Integration Edict
The Little Rock school board asked the U S Court of Appeals at St Louis to stay its order sending seven Negro students back to Central High. Attorneys urged immediate effect so they could be admitted when school starts in less than two weeks. Governor Faubus met with board members to learn plans for resisting integration and whether Negroes would attend other white schools this fall.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Central High School
Virgil Blossom
Orval Faubus
Blossom
U.S. Ath Circuit Court of Appeals
SL Lewis
Central High
St Louis
Nmo
Faubus
Three Adrift on Lake Winnebago Rescued by Boat
Three teenagers Tom Adensen 16 Karen Binkelman 6 Kathleen Brejeha 15 were adrift in a sailboat on Lake Winnebago near Neenah. Their rudder broke and they drifted until a Baldwin Meyer Oshkosh crewed craft towed them to Legion Harbor.
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Winnebago
Regalia
Neenah
Aden
Oshkoshsen
Jehiss
Tom Adensen
Ywalh Bakte
Sixth Ave
Karen Binkellman
Bent Ave
Kathleen Brejeha
Vine Ave
Legion Harbor
Baldwin GC Meyer
Oshkosh
Insson
Charles
Inland Lake Wachling Association
Oshkiah
Thurman W. Rodgers
Rock-away Beach
Charles Meyer
Baldwin C Meyer
Oshkoh
Gas Regalia
Donald Hedtke
Rt. 4
Hedke
Adensen
Eisenhower Pressure Fades On Labor Bill In Congress
President Eisenhower and Secretary of Labor Mitchell urged action on labor reform but lawmakers signaled little chance of passage before adjournment. House leaders blamed insufficient support after the Kennedy Ives bill failed, with calls for a 12 point administration program as alternative.
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Eisenhower
Congressashus
Senate
Congress
Fisen
Mitchell
Labor
Charles Walieck
Indiana
House
Sam Rayburn
Graham Garden
House Labor Committee
Stewart Udall
D-Ariz
John F Kennedy
D.mass
M Ives
R-Ny
Winton
Secretary of Labor
Sputnik III timetable and coastal sighting report
A garbled AP item describes a Sputnik III timetable and meteorological sighting as it crosses Lake Superior and the Gulf of Mexico region. It notes a rescue near Oshkosh involving a sailboat and a disabled craft with two girls and a rescuer aboard, and mentions local authorities assisting.
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Associated Press
Sputnik
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Florida
Eisenhower Signs Four Year Trade Plan Extension
President Eisenhower signed a four year extension of the reciprocal trade program to June 30 1802 securing continued U S engagement in international negotiations and providing authority to adjust tariffs up to 20 percent in exchange for similar concessions from other nations. The measure supports future dealings with the European Economic Community and its member states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
France
Maly
West Germany
Benelux
House
Senate
Unanimous West Support Foreseen at UN on Arab Plan
Western diplomats predict unanimous support among UN members for an Arab modified resolution shaping a plan to withdraw foreign troops and preserve Arab independence. The draft mirrors earlier Norwegian proposals with key elements from Dag Hammarskjold and Eisenhower while avoiding explicit endorsement of earlier force options. U.S. and British officials weigh the Arab backing as sessions move toward a possible end tonight or tomorrow.
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United Nations
N.Y
Middle East
Assembly
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Misenhower
Mantmarskjold
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Hyith
Amerigan Delegalts
Dulles
Yast
Washington
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
Selwyn Lloyd
United States
Britain
Ham
Six Servicemen Die in Headon Car Collision Near Florence
In Florence Texas two Army vehicles collided head on on a winding road just north of town killing six servicemen. Four were reserve unit members from Fort Hood and the others regular Army stationed nearby. The crash left both cars demolished with all six occupants dead.
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Florence
Tex
Headon
Texas
Ft. Hood
Fl Blond
Meervone
Bioth
Aone
Wes Fron
Wiscotsin
Army Preparing Jupiter-C Rocket for Explorer Satellite
Report says the Army readies a Jupiter-C and Explorer satellite launch from Cape Canaveral with secrecy typical of missile programs. An air of heightened activity at the missile test center hints at a possible launch within a week or next month.
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Army
Cape Canaveral
Defense Department
Missile Test Center
Vanguard
President seeks penalties for union fund theft and bribery
The President called for criminal penalties for theft of union funds and for failing to file or falsifying required reports, as well as bribery involving union or employer representatives.
Sub Headed for Norway
The U S atomic powered submarine Skate on a voyage from Arctic exploration to Europe will reach Bergen Norway on Saturday according to the U S Embassy announcement made Wednesday night.
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Oslo
UPI
U.S
Europe
Bergen
Norway
Queen Frederika to Lunch with President Eisenhower at White House
Greece's Queen Frederika will have lunch with U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower at the White House during her private U.S. visit in October as officially announced on Wednesday.
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Greenlease
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Maurice Couve de Morville
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World Friends
Geneva
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Jena
Lyn
Lendon B. Johnson
Salate
Hle
Sen
Lax
Nies
Paige
Bill Barker
Beeghley
Yosemite Valley
Isenhower
Gov
Sputnik III
West
Sub
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