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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1958

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Supreme Court calls special session on Little Rock desegregation case

The Supreme Court convenes Thursday at noon to consider the Little Rock school desegregation appeal. Chief Justice Warren announced a special term after consulting with justices to hear the petition for vacation of the 8th Circuit stay and for a stay of the Arkansas district court order. The solicitor general is invited to file a brief and participate.

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Menasha Man Killed in Crash Near Appleton

Earl Streetz sixty, superintendent of the brandery at the George Banla Company, was killed in a two car crash at Lake Park Road and Darboy Road in Harrison town Calumet County at 5 p.m. Sunday. His wife, sixty two, is hospitalized at St Elizabeth's Appleton with skull fracture pelvis and leg injuries and possible internal injuries. The other driver Michael Gebheim eighteen of Appleton suffered shock and bruises. he was treated and released. Mrs Streetz said they were returning to Menasha after dinner at a club near Little Chute when they were hit as she saw an oncoming car from an intersection.

Michael J. Gebheim E. Summer Their

85th Congress Closes After Busy Final Day

Washington AP report notes the 85th Congress ends after an eight month session addressing space age, recession and foreign aid. House and Senate adjourned in predawn hours with campaigns ahead for all 435 House seats and 34 Senate seats. A compromise foreign aid bill totaling about 3.50 billion dollars was approved after lengthy negotiations. The session featured intense speeches, pleasantries, and near midnight passage.

Washington 83Th Congress Capitol Hall House Senate Allen J. Ellender D-La Eisenhower Congress

Algerians Slay Four Paris Policemen in Raid

Algerian nationalists shot four Paris police officers at a station house in a raid. Explosions and fires erupted in provinces as authorities suspect a coordinated terror campaign. Premier de Gaulle was in French Africa pushing support for a constitution to be voted on September 28.

Paris Hull de Gaulle French Africa

United States on alert over Quemoy and Matsu risk

Washington reports two House foreign affairs specialists interpret Dulles warning as signaling possible U S action if Communist forces attempt to seize the Quemoy and Matsu islands. Defense officials say the 7th Fleet and Far East forces have orders for normal precautionary measures amid intensified bombardment.

Washington House Secretary of State Dulles China U.S Quemoy Matsu Wellania Catmaimant Saul Det Taxt Ole Ed Tate Clement Zablocki D-Wis Yeoster HH. Judd ¢R-Minn United States Quemoys Defense Department Formosa Straits U.S. 7Th Fleet Far East Department Zablocki House, Foreign Affairs Eisenhower Formosa Zaliock Judd

Dag Hammarskjold departs for Middle East mission tonight

United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold leaves New York for Beirut and Amman to urge early withdrawal of American and British troops from Lebanon and Jordan. The mission, ordered by a near unanimous UN General Assembly vote, aims to secure a peace making arrangement and may influence broader Middle East disengagement by Sept. 30.

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Premier of South Africa Dies at 65

Cape Town CAP reports South Africa's Prime Minister Johan G. Strijdom died of a heart ailment. Acting prime minister Charles Ro Swart is seen as the likely successor, a longtime advocate of segregation and founder of the Nationalist party. Swart previously served as justice minister and supported controversial laws including the Immorality Act and Suppression of Communism Act.

South Africa Capetown Catunel Sts. Jlice Charles Ro Swart Johannes G. Strijdom Strijdom Swart Orange Free State Grey University Bloemffontein United States America Rand Strydem Taston

Not to be taken away stamped on crime prevention book

In COSELEY England a police station desk copy of a book titled Crime Prevention carries the stamped endorsement Not to be taken away, indicating restricted custody. The notice suggests limited handling rules for a security or training text within a law enforcement environment.

Coseley England

Nautilus receives rainy New York welcome after sea records

The atomic powered submarine Nautilus arrived in New York amid rain and cheers after a record underwater cruise. Police helicopters escorted the vessel up the East River to the Brooklyn Navy Yard as thousands waved from Manhattan towers. Rear Admiral Hyman Rickover, developer of atomic subs, boarded the Nautilus on arrival.

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Budget unit to consider Horicon plea for Yoricon Marsh

Rep Henry Reuss said the Budget Bureau will consider a $60,000 request for building sub-impoundments at Yoricon Marsh if Interior includes it in the 1960 budget. The fund is deemed vital to restore a waterfowl refuge as water levels have hampered production, prompting calls to Stans and officials.

Washingson Henry Reuss Wis Budget Bureau Yoricon Marsh Interior Department Rents Maurice Stans Wisconsin Milwaukee Democrat Tlorican

High Speed Talks Set By Space Group

Netherlands AP reports at the ninth annual International Astronautical Federation meeting 25 nations discuss space hypersonic travel. Concepts include craft reaching 100000 to one million mph to visit Mars and other planets within days or weeks. discussions cover atomic engines, propulsion methods, and gravity braking.

Amstemndave Netherlands International Astronautical Federation Mars Earth Federation

Governor Pays Honor To Mitscher at Hillsboro marker

Wisconsin governor Vernon Thompson praised Admiral Mare Atlantic Mitscher at a dedication in Hillsboro honoring the WWII naval aviation hero. The speech urged citizens to seek inspiration from Mitscher’s service to freedom and leadership against Japanese seapower. About 300 to 700 people attended as Hillsboro’s population is around 1,250.

Tilesboro Wiscups Mare A Mitscher Vernon W. Thomson Wisconsin Jie Wilscher Hillsboro Thomson Mare A. Mitscher

Alaskans Set to Vote On Statehood

Alaska faces a pivotal vote on three statehood referendums with a likely 2 to 1 win from more than 35 000 ballots. A presidential proclamation would admit Alaska late December or early January after the November general election. Younger voters will participate for the first time amid fears of higher taxes and loss of living allowances for federal workers.

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Reds Slack Off Assaults After Weekend Blows

TAIPEI Formosa AP The Chinese Communists slackened attacks on the offshore Quemoy and Tan Islands after a weekend of heavy bombardment and air and sea activity feared to signal a Red invasion. Nationalists repelled a seaborne strike on Tungting island south of Quemoy Sunday night. Chiang Kai-shek's air force claimed two MIG-17s shot down in a dogfight over Quemoy as 48 MIGs engaged Nationalist jets.

Taipel Formosa Quemoy Tan Islands Tungting Quem Rue Ghaing Kai-Shek Formosa Strait

Statehood Referendum Could Name First State Officials

In the U S House discussion a statehood vote may trigger a general election to elect the first state officials, potentially held on November 25 if the referendum passes.

U.S. House

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