Chicago Woman Killed in Oshkosh Two-Car Crash
A coroner's jury investigates the death of 24 year old Chicago woman Barbara Gretchen Gans after a two car collision on Highway 41 near Oshkosh. Eight others were injured including Vincent Story and John McFarland Jr. The fatality raises Winnebago County's 1956 traffic toll to 13.
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Winnebago County
Barbara Gretchen Gans
Chicago
F. N. Getchel
Barbara Gans
Oshkosh
Kalled
G. A. Steele
Miss Gans
Vincent M Story
John McFarland Jr
Des Moines
Story
Aavudp
Wisconsin
McFarland
Four Women Survive Landslide at Pacific Palisades Cliff
In Santa Monica California a landslide toppled earth from a 150 foot cliff as four Los Angeles area picnickers tumbled down. All eight injured were taken to Mercy Hospital. two suffered spinal fractures. Authorities say a car and occupants may be buried under the debris. bystanders aided several victims. Names include Nora Haywood Maude Hankerson Lacie Glenn and others from Los Angeles and Chicago area.
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Story
McFarland Auto
Mercy Hospital
Miller
McFarland
Laverne
Santa Monica
Calif
Pacific Palisades
Silane Coast Highway
Patricia
Linda Lee
Roberta Rae
John J. McFarland
Mercy
Miller ambu _ Tances
Eugenie Baughmian
Robertas
Rae
Blanche Thompson
Waukau
Ncioaee Co Oi
Nora Haywood
Maude Hankerson
Lacie Glenn
Los Angeles
Glenn
Hankerson
Bobby Sullivan
Jim Loflis
Sullivan
Eisenhower to Address Democrats in September Move
President Eisenhower plans a September 15 push against the Democrats, delaying heavy political fire until mid month while staying in Pebble Beach and later returning to Washington for GOP talks. He and Mrs. Eisenhower also visited Carmel's historic Catholic mission before heading to Gettysburg.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hisenhower
Washington
Gettysburg
Boy Found After Week In Rugged Region Near Mount Rainier
Richard Mizuhata, 13, a Japanese American Scout, wandered from a Scout group in Mt. Rainier National Park. After seven days with little food or water, he was found by Paul Uno, a Seattle mail carrier, aiding recovery from near death in the rugged Carbon River area.
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Richard Mizuhata
Richard
Scout
Mt. Raimier
Tragic Lake Michigan boating death of 6 year old John
Milwaukee reports detail a drowning near Lake Michigan after an aluminum boat swamped during a Saturday outing. John Frederickson, 6, died from exposure as his father Arthur Frederickson, 30, searched for hours with friend James Hannon, 28, and sister Karen, 4. The family, including an 8-year-old, awaits a new baby while Arthur serves as a naval reserve lieutenant.
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Milwaukee
John Frederickson
Karen
Michigan
Charles
John
Fredericksons
James ‘Hannon
Frederickson
Hannon
Ther
Johnson
Guy Kieffer
Evanston
Ill
Coast Guard
Naval Reserve
Arthur
Frankfort
Mich
Seven Fishermen Rescued After Five Day Atlantic Search
Seven exhausted crewmembers of the ill fated Angela B Mills were found alive after a five day hunt at sea. They endured near hurricane conditions and were taken to Trepassey Newfoundland under medical supervision. The wreck of their boat was sighted earlier this week by another fishing vessel.
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Halifax
Angela B. Mills
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Cape Pine
Trepassey
Egypt Expels 3 Foreign Journalists During Suez Crisis
Cairo orders within 24 hours the departure of William Stevenson Toronto Star correspondent Eileen Travis Buffalo NY Cairo correspondent for the London Daily Mail and Ann Sharpley writer for the London Evening Standard in the broad crackdown on the press amid the Suez Canal dispute.
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Cairo
William Stevenson
Toronto Star
Eileen Travis
Buffalo
London Daily Man
Ann Sharpley
London Evening Standard
Eisenhower notes Soviet nuclear test may be guided missile trial
Washington experts weighed whether the August Soviet explosion in southwest Siberia was a guided missile test or a hydrogen bomb. Khrushchev in England had spoken of a world range hydrogen guided weapon, while the US Air Force said it has a hydrogen warhead for an intercontinental missile. The White House and Atomic Energy Commission offered limited details on the test.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Siberia
Mrs. Eisenhower
Carmel
Washington
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Nikita Khruschenev
England
Khrushchev
Khruschev
Air Force
White House
County Fairgrounds Hums On Eve of Annual Opening
The Winnebago County Fair, opening Tuesday and running through Friday, promises record attendance and diverse exhibits. Children under 12 enter free with an adult, and events include the grandstand revue and an array of dairy cattle judging and open classes.
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County Fairgrounds
Winnebago County Fairgrounds
Winnebago County
Oshkosh
Winnebagoland
The
Fair Association
United States
Manhattan Follies
Clude
Stures
Manhattan Rockets
Gin
Basha
Chase
Somay
Jewell
Charley Hand
Tiebor
WINNE
Jackson Drive
Murdock Street
Main Exposition
Nasser to Give Answer Tuesday on Suez Talks
Egypt delays reply to a five-nation Menzies committee invitation seeking talks on Suez Canal future. Nasser will respond by Tuesday via the Egyptian embassy in London. Officials warned the canal situation remains grave as Western ultimatum warnings circulated.
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London
Egypt
Suez Canal
R. G. Menzies
Australia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Menzies Committee
John Foster Dutles
Suez
Cairo
al Goumhourla
al Akhbar
U.S
Menzies Group
Menzies
Lou Henderson
Ethiopia
Iran
Sweden
Britain
France
Moscow Radio
Pravda
Suez Canal Company
Paris
Canal
Middle East
Hungry thief milwaukee burglary ends in odd theft
A burglary at the Wadell Childs residence Sunday night left the home missing one fried chicken, one frozen chicken and one frying pan.
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Milwaukee
Wadell Childs
British Charge Makarios as Terrorist Chief
Cyprus exiled Archbishop Makarios is accused by Britain of personally directing Eoka terrorist activities. Colonial Secretary Lennox-Boyd cites captured diaries of Grivas to claim Makarios led a campaign that killed 345 people. British troops bolster defenses as Nicosia fears more bloodshed and Greece criticizes the move.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.P
Makarios
Eoka
Royal Air Force
Alan Lennox-Boyd
George Grivas
Dig“henis
Provo
Lennox-Boyd
Ethnarch
Seychelle Islands
Indian Ocean
Britain
Makario
Greece
Boka
Mine Disaster in Poland Confirmed
Berlin based PAP confirmed a serious coal mine disaster at Chorzow Poland stating initial reports of 29 deaths were incorrect. Travelers arriving in Berlin on Sunday reported unknown numbers of miners trapped and likely killed by a fire at a Chorzow mine that broke out Saturday.
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Berlin
Poland
PAP
Chorzow
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