Traffic expert proposes Oshkosh one way street plan
Bryan Wilson of the American Automobile Association presented a plan approving Algoma Boulevard and High Street as a one way couplet with a temporary 30 day trial. He urged starting with two couplets and noted potential extensions east of Main Street. He also discussed meter parking and municipal lots to add space.
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Big Game Hunter Randall Dies in Montana
Randall, a renowned big game hunter and prominent Montana rancher, known as a founder of the National Dade Ranchers Assn., died Tuesday in Livingston.
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National Dade Ranchers Assn
Three Billion Foreign Aid Bill Predicted
Washington two key senators forecast Senate approval of a foreign aid package near three billion dollars. Senate Republican Leader Knowland favors more than the House’s 2.5 billion. Sen Ellender expects about 2.75 to 3.0 billion after reconciliation. President Eisenhower urged striking the full 3.367 billion. Johnson voiced potential modest increases over the House figure.
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Milwaukee Doctor Seized On Dope Charge
Dr Arthur Farisy 64 who practiced 35 years was arrested in his Milwaukee office on two narcotics charges. Detectives Doyle and Brown said he issued over 290 Satcllltes prescriptions to three Chinese suspects, with bonds set at 2500 each.
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Ralph Brown
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UW students raise funds to aid Hungarian refugees
Madison Wisconsin. The University of Wisconsin campus groups led by religious centers and the Wisconsin Student Assn raised 2000 dollars to finance the education of two Hungarian refugees enrolling at the university. The first student, Laszlo Wernigg, is due to arrive around Sept. 1 to study electrical engineering. the second student was unnamed.
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University of Wisconsin
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Rescue saves Canadian toddler from deep well shaft
Big River Saskatchewan volunteers using a life saving method similar to Benny Hooper’s rescue entombed a 23 year old bag from a ranch well. Kimdale Smith of Saskatoon was pulled after five hours underground with oxygen pumped in under medical supervision. Royal Canadian Mounted Police urged swift digging as on scene professionals guided the operation.
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Oshkosh Plans 60 Street Name Changes to Align Addresses
The Common Council approved a plan to rename 60 streets as part of a citywide address redesign. New names reflect directional designations and logical extensions, with signs to be surveyed and plans prepared for purchase. Changes aim to reduce confusion while preserving important local entities and routes.
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Radford Place
Harris Avenue
Huron Avenue
Hubbard Street
Jane Street
Clover Street
Jay Street
Bell Place
King Street
Frederick Avine
Lake Street
Decorah Street
Legion Place
Freckles Trigger Arrest Of Notorious Con Artist
Tulsa authorities arrest 51 year old Margaret Lydia Burton after a doctor’s receptionist spots freckles and identifies her from a Decatur Ga embezzlement case. Burton, using 22 aliases, faces interstate theft charges. daughter Sheila Burton also jailed. Officers find a $87,500 show champion cocker spaniel at their Tulsa residence.
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Eisenhower backs two year halt on nuclear tests in London
President Eisenhower overruled defense advisers and allies to offer Russia a two year moratorium on nuclear tests at the London disarmament conference. Harold Stassen and Secretary Dulles led the sell to Britain and France as the plan won formal approval after a tense two month debate. France voiced few if any prospects for an immediate atomic weapon, while Britain weighed both strategy and conventional force cuts. The plan aims to test Russia's willingness to engage in real disarmament steps amid Western nuclear advantages.
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Typhoon Agnes Sinks Vessels at Pusan Port
Typhoon Agnes hit Pusan Korea with 101 mile per hour winds sinking nine ships including two U S harbor craft and wrecking seven Korean boats. Two Koreans died and 13 injured while 16 were missing as floods damaged hundreds of homes in Kyushu and Shikoku. No U S personnel were reported killed.
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Union Officer Denies He Paid Ex Champ in Hoffa Trial
Washington Senator John L. McClellan accused former heavyweight champ Joe Louis of being paid 2500 for two hours in the courtroom during the Hoffa bribery conspiracy trial. Hoffa was acquitted. Louis and other Teamster figures faced questions about expenses and hotel bills linked to the month-long proceedings.
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Barney) Baker
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Army officer testifies on two men charged with car theft
An English Army officer testified on Wednesday for two servicemen charged with car thievery in Brentwood. He called the men lawless and lazy but said they had good army character, while Prosecutor John Marriage said he dreads what it takes to earn a bad army character.
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Professor Convinced Dog Can Read Minds
Davenport Iowa—Duke University psychologist researchers report a cocker spaniel named Cookie can guess numbers and solve simple math in test sessions. Owner Mrs Jane Duggan sat with Cookie in darkness as she thought of a number and Cookie barked the correct answer.
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Parapsychology Laboratory
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Macmillan Returns to Tackle Syria Crisis
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan flew back from vacation to take charge as Britain grapples with the Syria situation. He would lead immediate study and coordinate with the United States while Selwyn Lloyd takes Foreign Office duties during his Spain holiday. Ethiopian, Iraqi?
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Industrialist Succumbs in Connecticut and Florida
Wesell Cheney 87 CT industrialist and former retiree died Wednesday in St Petersburg Florida. He spent years in manufacturing and supported Connecticut educational and welfare projects. He was father in law of Glenn Neville editor of the New York Mirror.
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