U S to Withdraw 1200 Troops From Iceland Next Year
The United States plans to pull back 1200 Army troops from Iceland in the first six months of next year while about 4000 Air Force and Navy personnel remain. The Army will redeploy its battalion and combat team, with airborne units ready to deploy if needed.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
United States
Iceland
Air Force
Navy
Army
North Atllanie Treaty Organization
NATO Council
Gilbert Pritchard
Pritchard
Cuba hunts American prisoner escapee in western hills
Hundreds of Cuban soldiers and pro Castro peasants swept Pinar del Rio terrain for Frank Austin Young an American fugitive who escaped from a military prison with Sergio Hernandez Reyes. The pair cut a hole in their cell and fled toward the mountains hoping to contact anti Castro forces.
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Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Frank Austin Young
Young
del Castro
Sergio Hernandez Reyes
U.S
EAU Claire
William
Robert Davies
Eau, Claire
Havana
Ani
Verne Eau Claire Hospital
Davis
Davies
Cambria
Ripon College
Marshfield High School
Shawano
Beaver Dam
Superior
Reyes
Indianapolis
Miami
Grant Receives $42,200 for Wisconsin Biology Institute
MADISON AP A six week summer field biology institute will be funded by a 42 200 grant from the National Science Foundation to Wisconsin’s Board of State College Regents. The program will select 45 junior and senior high school science teachers for a six week course starting June 12 at Pigeon Lake Camp in Bayfield County with each teacher receiving 450.
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Madison
Board of State College Regents
National Science Foundation
Wisconsin
State College System
Pigeon Lake
Bayfield County
State Budget Bill Likely To Die In Senate
Madison AP report says Wisconsin's $217 875 158 budget for 1959 61 likely dies in the Republican Senate after Assembly passage 53 43. The plan would push the biennium total beyond 420 million, widen the deficit to about 24.25 million, and propose income tax changes with a withholding plan and across the board rate rise. It also would allow the state to keep part of the six cent airplane fuel tax to fund local airport programs and stabilize airport support at 600 000 a year.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Senate
Assembly
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
IRS drives dividend and interest tax reporting with corporate aid
The IRS announced a nationwide campaign to curb unreported dividends and interest, aided by banks and savings institutions. Form 5219 is being distributed to stockholders and depositors, with millions printed and raised hopes for more, as awareness and enforcement focus grow. The agency estimates up to five billion dollars yearly go unreported.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Dana Latham
IRS
United Press International
Buch
Sua. Sauuiia
Eisenhower urges India on disarmament and strength
President Eisenhower told India's Parliament that the United States seeks genuine disarmament but will keep strong forces to deter aggression. He warned that weakness invites aggression and urged joint action against mistrust and past harms, receiving applause from lawmakers. He linked Red China to regional danger and emphasized defensive purposes of forces. The speech continued on page 7.
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New Delhi
India
Eisenhower
United States
Red China
China
Nehru
Steelworkers seek retroactive pay and pre Christmas cola
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald urged industry to make strike settlement terms retroactive and to pay a cost of living wage increase by January 1. He said an interim agreement would help the bargaining climate as talks continued with federal mediators.
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Washington
Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Two De Pere Men Injured In Blast Fire
An explosion and flash fire in Oneida left John Peterson and Norbert Bougie with serious burns to faces and hands. Bougie, 47, was refueling an oil tank in a garage attached to the Peterson home when a furnace light triggered the blast. The house structure including garage and basement was heavily damaged and the Seymour fire department contained the blaze after about 30 minutes.
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West DE Pere
Wis
Oneida
John Peterson
Norbert Bougie
de Pere
Green Bay
John Carpenter
Outagamie County
Boogie
Peterson
Seymour
West German Panel OKs Missile Purchase for Atomic Warheads
Bonn defense committee approves buying an undisclosed number of guided missiles capable of carrying atomic warheads at a cost of 114.29 million dollars, announced by a committee spokesman in Bonn.
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Bonn
Germany
APT
West German
Parliamentary Defense Committee
Storm Abates Toll Set at 109 in Europe’s Worst Since February
Europe endures its severest storm in 23 years with 109 dead and many ships sunk or damaged. Dutch freighter Fladingo sank after colliding with Brunswick. all Dutch crew rescued. Danish boats missing, radio failures hinder salvage. Baltic and North Sea vessels report engine trouble, crews evacuated or unaccounted. Snow and high seas hinder rescue operations as weather slowly eases.
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London
Europe
Elbe
Scandinavia
North Sea
Baltic
Borneo
Stornoway
Nisan
Jytte
Lyngvig
Pheasant at London Zoo Granted Free Run of Grounds
A handsome hen pheasant at the London Zoological Gardens arrived three months ago and refuses to be caged. Officials say she cannot be lured into confinement and will be allowed to roam the zoo freely.
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London
London Zoological Gardens
New Art Feature The Power of Faith Debuts In Oshkosh
An innovative religious art feature titled The Power of Faith will begin this Saturday in the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern. Drawn by Howard Brodie, the piece blends images with explanatory text to explore faith in contemporary, historical, and Biblical contexts.
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Oshkosh
North-western
Howard Brodie
Brodie
Manhunt Nets Thirteen Felons in Ivy Bluff Breakout
Thirteen inmates escaped from Ivy Bluff maximum security prison with arms. twelve surrendered within 48 hours in Virginia and Ohio, while seven remained at large carrying weapons. FBI and local officers corralled eight in Virginia. several other fugitives were captured near Rustburg and Pilot.
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Ivy Bluff
N.C
North Carolina
Virginia
Ohio
FBI
Roanoke
Charles W. Stewart
Robert Lee
Fayette‘ville
Rustburg
Cambridge Olow
Stewart
Wibmington
Johnny Miller
Albemarle
N. C
John Kilsome
Winston-Salem
Wiles Cummings
Winston Salem
N C
Woodrow Stewart
Boone NC
Willie Shaw
Rougemont
Cleveland McNeill
Fuquay Springs
Ruckersville
Pilot
Lynchburg
James ‘W. Strickland
Columbia S.C
William Vaugh
Halifax County
Douglas Anderson
Atlanta Ga
James Edward Christy
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