Foul Play Hinted In Woman's Death
Sheboygan AP reports authorities consider foul play after the autopsy of Mrs. Wyman Ogan, 39, whose charred body was found in a car along a southern Sheboygan county road. Her husband Wy man Ogan, 46, is hospitalized with burns and concussion while deputies probe for a motive and origin of the blaze.
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Sheboygan
Dist
Atty. David
Bubile
Wyman Ogan
Sheboygan County
Adell
Earl Schwabe
Brillion
Ogan
Carpenter
Waldo
Arvin Hatt
Conservation Body Votes To Buy High Cliff
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission voted to purchase a 2m acre recreation area at High Cliff on Lake Winnebago to develop a state park. The land will be bought from Western Lime and Cement Company Milwaukee on a three year payment contract for 235000. Fox River Valley residents have raised over 25000 for internal improvements and urged the park creation. The original price was 270000.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Lake Winnebase
High Cliff
Lake Fromtace
Charles Smith Wausau
Western Lime and Cement Company
Milwaukee
Fox River Valley
Smith
Pakistan Prime Minister to Visit China Next Spring
Tokyo dispatch reports Prime Minister Mohammed Ali of Pakistan will travel to the People's Republic of China next spring at the invitation of the Chinese government. The pro Western premier's trip underscores ties with Red China amid regional diplomacy.
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Pakistan
Red
China
Tokyo
Mohammed Ali
Peiping Radio
Peoples Republic of
Houses Sold At Sparta At Bargain Rates
In Sparta Wisconsin two bedroom houses are selling for 150 down and 16 a month for 25 years as part of an FHA project. Private ownership built the homes near Camp McCoy during Korean War peak. After deactivation FIA took over loans and now disposes of 55 structures with restrictions that buyers occupy them and not resell or rent.
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Sparta
Wis
Federal Housing Administration
Camp McCoy
FIA
FHA
Three Hurt in Two Car Crash at Elmwood and Congress
A two car collision at Congress Street and Elmwood Avenue early today left one man in serious condition and two Oshkosh State College students with injuries. Alan Basford, 30, of Wauwatosa, sustained a skull fracture and a broken arm after his Pontiac struck Tisch’s Chevrolet and drove into a house. Tisch, 23, Ocanto Falls, suffered head and knee bruises. Donald Hudson, 23, Oconto, had facial cuts. All three were hospitalized at Mercy Hospital.
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Wauwatosa
Oshkosh State College
Congress Street
Elmwood Avenue
Oshkosh
Alan Basford
Nor‘land E. Tisch
Ocanto Falls
Donald Hudson
Rt. 2
Oconto
Elmwood Ave
Mercy Hospital
Bas‘ford
Tisch
Basford
Lynda A. Wohl
Americans Found Guilty of Slugging Swedish Police
MALMOE Sweden CP Two American Marines were found guilty Thursday of slugging Swedish policemen during a street brawl but neither faces jail. Sgt Herbert Castleberry 26 of Broadus Montana received a one month suspended sentence for the November 29 incident. Sgt Johrt Kadleck 22 of New York City was freed unconditionally after surrendering when he realized he was fighting police. The men were security guards at the U S embassy in Copenhagen Denmark.
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Malmoe
Sweden
Herbert Castleberry
Broadus
Mont
Johrt Kadleck
New York City
U.S
Copenhagen
Denmark
Israel Accused Of New Attacks Along Syria Border
United Nations in New York reports Syria charged Israel with a new border raid late Thursday night near the Sea of Galilee. Syrian sources said the attack was repelled with no casualties. Israel denied any shooting in the past 24 hours. The Security Council prepared to discuss a protest over last Sunday's raid.
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United Nations
UPI
Syria
Israel
United Nations Security Council
United Press
Damascus
Security Council
Sea of Galilee
Egypt
United States
Britain
France
Gamal Abdel R
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Iser
Isa
Cairo
Washington
George V. Allen
Abba Ban O
Mien
Brian
Protest Using Union Dues to Help Denis
Two CIO and Republican Party members allege union bosses use dues to fund Democrats. Harry F. Brothers of Ypsilanti says involuntary contributions finance Democratic campaigns. Walter Brauninger of Chelsea cites Michigan surveys showing 40 percent of union members voted Republican in 1952. Clarence Bridgeman of Marquette testifies his local funds supported a Democrat against his Republican bid for county clerk.
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Washington
CIO
Republican Party
Walter Brauninger
Chelsea
Mich
Cio-Caw
Michigan
Curtis
Clarence Bridgeman
Marquette. Mich
Cid-Taw
Bridgeman
Marquette County
Kohler Signs Wisconsin Criminal Code Revision
Wisconsin Governor Walter Kohler signed the new criminal code, a six year effort that modernizes and consolidates the state's laws. The code, first proposed in 1939 and refined until passage, represents a landmark overhaul with broad input from attorneys, judges, and legal experts, completing the first statewide code since statehood.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Walter Kohler
Gustave Buchen ‘Weshehoygen
Kohler
Imany
Tthem
Attorney General's Office
West Pressures Soviets Over Berlin Accord Dispute
Western Allies assert they will hold the Soviet Union responsible for four power Germany obligations despite Moscow granting sovereignty to East Germany. Bonn embassies stress Berlin rights and reject East Germany limits on Western access amid a push by Soviet and German Communist forces.
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Berlin
Germany
East Germany
Bonn
G.M. Pushkin
Moscow
Kefauver Enters 1986 Democratic Nomination Bid
Washington reports Senator Kefauver formally announced his candidacy for the 1986 Democratic presidential nomination. He pledged to seek unity and advance progressive traditions of Roosevelt and Truman while naming no specific primaries. He is the third Democrat to announce and faces fellow hopefuls Adlai Stevenson and Ohio Governor Lausche, among others.
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Eds Washington
Sen
Kefauver
Tensesseesa
Mycin
Parey
Faite Adlai BW. Stevenson
Ir J. Lausche
Ohio
Sun
Averell Bachman
New York
Aso
Nie
Kefanver
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Truman
Billy Acts Alone Halts Cedar Tree Heist
In Columbus a 4 year old, Billy Hawkins, waited for his father to bring home a promised Christmas tree. When no arrival occurred he grabbed a small hand saw from his toolkit and felled a young cedar in the Hawkins backyard.
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Columbus
Ohio
Billy Hawkins
Billy
Hawkins
NATO Plans Stronger Defenses Across West
Paris release reports NATO foreign ministers agreeing to strengthen political ties and beef up military defenses against Soviet moves. They discussed deploying U.S. units to northern Alpine bases and widening allied air presence. Ministers also consider a fall dress of political powers and intensified propaganda to counter Moscow. The morning session outlined plans to keep a door open to settlement while preparing a broader Western strategy.
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Paris
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Anther
NATOO
Alps
United States
Jis
U.S
Moscow
Middle East
Southeast Asia
John Foster Pulles
Tharsilay Hte
Three Winnebago officials honored at testimonial dinner
About 60 members of the Winnebago County Courthouse Employees Association attended a banquet at the Athearn Hotel honoring Judge D E McDonald retiring after 1922 service, William C Niemuth probate register since 1927, and Mrs Dorothy Freuen deputy clerk of courts for nine years. Niemuth and McDonald retire year end. Freuen resigned in September. The event included tributes by association officers and gifts for all three.
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Athearn
Winnebago County
D. E. McDonald
William C. Mielmmuth
Dorothy Freuen
McDonald
Miemuth
Freuen
William C. Niemuth
C. £. McDonald
Dorothy Frewen
Niemuth
Two More Japanese War Criminals Freed
Two more major World War II war criminals were released from Sucamo Posen after serving ten years. Marquis Koichi Kida aged 66, wartime lord keeper of the privy seal, and Hiroshi Oshima aged 60, wartime ambassador to Nazi Germany, were sentenced to life by the International Military Tribunal for conspiring to wage aggressive war.
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Tokyof
Sucamo Posen
Koichi Kida
Iseal
Hiroshi Oshima
Nazi Germany
Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested in St Louis
Roy Kuehl 31 of Milwaukee, one of two men tied to a Merton branch hold up at Pewaukee State Bank, was arrested in St Louis. Robert Schibline 24 of Fond du Lac remains at large. FBI Milwaukee chief James Poster said Kuehl used alias James Curtis at the Statler Hotel and did not resist. The robbers escaped with 4733 dollars. a wound- hit bank employee may have occurred. An abandoned bullet-scarred car was later found near a Green Bay rail station. Agents recovered 728 dollars on Kuehl.
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Milwaukee
Federal Bureau of Jave
Roy Kuehl
Merton
Pewaukee State
St. Louis
Robert Schibline
Fond du Lac
James Poster
Lagent
FBI
Kuehl
Statler
James Curtis
Waukesha County
Green Bay
Kuhl
Woman Dies As Auto Leaves Road and Plunges Into River
Mrs. Ruth Lewis, 27, of rural Richland Center, Wis., died after her car left Wis. Highway 30 ten miles north of town and plunged into the Pine River. Authorities cited icy road conditions as the likely cause and said death was due to drowning. The fatality raises Richland Center’s traffic deaths for the year to 13. Mrs. Lewis left behind three children. her husband died last year in an industrial accident in Reedsville.
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Richland Center
Wis
Ruth Lewis
Here
Pine River
Lewis
Reedsville
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