Oshkosh dedicates four level ramp as progress example
Oshkosh held a dedication ceremony for a four level eight slope parking ramp to improve downtown traffic and parking. Master of Ceremonies T. C. Widder Jr praised the project as a concrete example of progress. About 450 people attended the chilly afternoon ceremony inside the High Avenue entrance.
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Oshkosh
William K. van High
Council
William P. Harford Ies
T. C. Widder Jr
CLVIC
High Avenue
Pres
William P. Harford
Pres Harford
Fear 26 Dead In House Blast In Dortmund Germany
Police say twenty six may have died after a blast wrecked two apartment houses in Dortmund. Rescue workers searched the smoking heap as fifteen bodies were recovered and three died in hospitals. Eight survivors were blown into a garden. seven remained unaccounted for.
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Dortmund
Germany
Airliner Hit by Lightning. No Injuries Reported
A DC6 airliner carrying 50 aboard was struck by lightning near Phoenix on a San Francisco to El Paso flight. The bolt damaged radio equipment. the craft was swapped for another plane at Phoenix and continued to its stop with 45 passengers and 5 crew onboard.
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Phoenix
Ariz
American Airlines
West Acts To Set Tone For Summit Talks
In Paris nine days of brisk diplomacy opened as Western leaders prepared for NATO summit talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Christian A. Herter and Maurice Couve de Murville planned a morning meeting to set the tone for the NATO foreign ministers conference starting Tuesday. Frigid atmosphere and long-standing disagreements marked the talks after last week's disclosures by Gen. Nathan Twining.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Christian A. [Erter
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
NATO
Gene Nathan Twining
Rockefeller To Arrive In State Tuesday
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York heads to Wisconsin on Tuesday to gauge his appeal in major cities. A top GOP presidential contender, he declined a joint session invitation due to a tight schedule. Wisconsin lawmakers and party members expect an informal speech and a hint of his 1960s nomination plans. Rockefeller aims to decide by January 6 whether to seek the GOP nomination and asks if Nixon is the Wisconsin party’s definite choice.
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Madison
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Wisconsin
Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Christmas Stockings Welcome New Babies at St. Joseph’s
Babies born at St. Joseph’s infirmary during the pre holiday season are shown to their mothers inside large red Christmas stockings. The festive presentation aims to spread holiday cheer among families and staff.
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Atlanta
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Pope names eight new cardinals including two Americans
In a secret consistory at the Vatican the Pope elevated eight new cardinals, including Archbishops Albert Meyer and Alois Muench, both natives of Milwaukee. He tied birth control to hunger concerns while reaffirming church opposition to limiting births. The two American prelates were notified from the Pontifical North American College in Rome.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's Basilica
Albert Gregory Meyer
Fargo
Alois J. Muench
Vatican
Milwaukee
U.S
America
Rome
Pontifical North American College
Janiculum
Poland Elected to U.N. Security Council 1960 Term
The United States' 10 to 1 majority on the U.N. Security Council will narrow to 3 to 3 as East West members Poland Turkey and others win seats to start January 1. Poland will occupy the seat of Japan and join Ceylon and Ecuador in the new term. The vote ends a three month deadlock and shifts council dynamics for 1960.
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United States
U.N. Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
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Turkey
Soviet Union
Ceylon
Ecuador
Canada
Panama
Japan
Laos
Bainbridge, Ga
UPL
Flint
Cold River
Curtis Sprusell
Mildred
Diane
Fay
Jimmy
Jerry Pearson
Jim Pearson
Jerry
Tightening Of Food Law Is To Be Sought
Washington plans to ask Congress to revise the food processing chemical law to empower banning any chemical found to cause cancer. Health official Arthur S Flemming says the change would treat all producers equally and speed prohibitions when cancer risks are shown. The proposal aims to remove the current proof hurdle for processed foods.
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Washington
Congress
Arthur S Flemming
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Flemming
What Do Young People Think new series to start Thursday
A weekly series begins Thursday in Oshkosh with polls on youth views. Eugene Gilbert of the Gilbert Youth Research Organization leads the national survey in 400 cities, while the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern conducts a local poll to compare findings with national data on topics from politics to music.
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Gilbert Or
Eugene Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Research Organization
Gilbert
Eugene Gilbect
Army
Madison Avenue
Northwestern University
Governor Nelson Eyes Tax Talks to End Wisconsin Session
Governor Nelson said he will address a joint session of the Wisconsin Legislature to seek a constructive plan on tax matters and push the session toward adjournment. The GOP Senate contends with budget measures while Democrats vow to oppose a May 3 recess and pursue a stopgap tax to balance the budget.
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Madison
Gaylord
Nelson
Wisconsin
Senate
State Senate
Assembly
Gaylord Nelson
GOP
Allen Busby
Milwaukee
Dallas Display Promotes Heckwear In Christmas Tie Shop
In downtown Dallas a tie shop unveils a controversial display a hangman’s noose with a sign claiming almost everything in heckwear drawing attention from shoppers and sparking debate about holiday advertising and public decor.
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Dallas Tex
Heckwear
Eisenhower Arrives in Athens to Enthusiastic Welcome
President Eisenhower lands in Athens marking a six hour Iran layover on a 22 000 mile goodwill tour. King Paul I Prime Minister Karamantis Crown Prince Constantine greet the president as thousands of Greeks turn out. School children receive a holiday and workers time off amid banners and lights on historic monuments.
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Paul 1
Greece
Ellen
Athens
Areet Lisenhower
Tehran
Constantine
Constantine Karamantis
Karamantis
Eisenhower
Bay of Phaleron
Wadrian
U.S
Acropolis
Parthenon
EDA l
Ignor
Brush Fires Control in Canyon Areas
Wind whips brush fires break out in exclusive Los Angeles hillside neighborhoods. Fire crews move between canyons along the Santa Monica Mountains as three fires are contained and a top story residence suffers damage. A fourth blaze on Palos Verdes Peninsula burns hundreds of acres before containment.
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Santa Monica Mountains
Canyon
James
Imansan
Aetor Charlton Heston
Yue Cansen
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Los Angeles County
Eisenhower Praises Iran on Frontline Stand Against Reds
President Eisenhower lauds Iran for not sitting out the fight against communism during a three continent tour. He calls Iran a brave partner after talks with Shah Reza Pahlavi and addresses Iran’s Parliament in Tehran as he presses for Middle East defense ties.
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Esenhower
Iran
Asia
Greece
New Delhi
Athens
Eisenhower
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Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Soviet Union
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Central Treaty Organization
Shah
Shah Mohammed
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