Council to Act On Bond Issue
The Common Council plans to decide on school and storm sewer bonds and a $10,000 cost estimate fund at its first meeting of the year. Final action is expected on a $1,400,000 corporate purpose bond for building and equipping Washington and Franklin Schools and a storm sewer project.
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Washington and Franklin
Board of Education
South Park
South
South Park Avenue
South Park School
South Side
Lag in Start Of Road Building Probed by Senate
Senate roads subcommittee opened a three day public hearing into delays in starting the 27 billion highway program authorized last year. Albert Gore and others questioned Commerce Secretary Weeks and FHWA chief Wolver regarding tardiness and possible material and personnel shortages.
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Washington
CP3
Senate
Congress
Senate Roads Subcommittee
Commerce
Sin Clair Weeks
John A. Wolver
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
U. S
Eisenhower
Dennis Chavez
Public Works Committee
Roads Subcommittee
Insect Removed From Man’s Ear At City Hospital
Frank Rogers aged 31 sought help at City Hospital Memphis after hearing a regular roaring sound in his head. Doctors removed a small live roach from his ear and he left the hospital feeling fine.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frank Rogers
City Hospital
Rogers
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Taxes On Gov Property Valid
The Wisconsin Supreme Court, in a 6 2 decision, held that personal property taxes in Milwaukee area cases applied to aircraft parts manufactured for the Air Force, though ownership was disputed as government title. The ruling reverses a circuit court finding that taxes were invalid, noting government title did not transfer and partial government payments under contract did not change ownership. The decision may affect local taxes nationwide as it upholds taxes on government related property in company possession.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Kecosha
AMC
Nash-Belvinator
Air Force
Aircr
Propig
Asmenis
George Curry
Alfred R. Drury
Drury
Ile
Jin
Actress Says Abduction Was Planned In Advance
Hollywood actress Marie claims two men abducted her, entered her Encino home, forced a ransom note, and took a 4 carat diamond ring. She says they blindfolded her and used pills and whiskey, planning to demand money from her ex husband Harry Karl, current lover Michael Wilding, her mother, and her business manager.
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Merie Me
Donald
Shoken
United Pres
Tway
Los Angeles
Ther
Firantares
Encino
India
Z Desert
Gidw
Harrison Carrolls
Los Angeles Herald-Express
Harry Karl
Michael Wilding
Marie Tuboni
Harold Plant
Marie
Eariy
Marie McDonald
Indio
Calif
Encing
New Chief Justice Administers Oath
Vernon W. Thomson was sworn in as Wisconsin 33rd governor by Chief Justice John E. Martin. He called for divine guidance to lead the state toward truth and justice and drew parallels with Nelson Dewey, noting Wisconsin’s early role as a haven for victims of tyranny. Thomson succeeds retiring Gov. Walter Kubler and outlined a plea for patience to resist impetuous gains. Page 2.
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Madison
Vernon W. Thomson
Wisconsin
Yhumson
Eisenhower Doctrine Aims to Avert World War II in Middle East
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles outlined a plan labeled the Eisenhower doctrine to deter Communist expansion in the Middle East. He urged quick congressional backing for military and economic aid and announced James P. Richards as a special assistant to explain the policy to Congress and Arab states.
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John Foster Dulles
Middle East
House For
Eign Affairs Committee
Dulles
U.S
Congress
Union
White House
James P. Richards
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Middle Eastern
Plan Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Egypt
Four Bandits Take $36 000 From Cotton Club
Four men robbed the Cotton Club in Miami Beach after closing hours taking an estimated 34 000 dollars in cash plus small bills and about 200 dollars in silver. Club staff manager George Wei and stage manager Jerry Hi reported the attack at 6 am as they re entered for coffee. The weekend receipts totaled about 36 000 dollars with 6 000 more cash held for Cary Calloway, a Negro bandleader and singer.
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Miami Beach
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Bs Money
Swank Cotten
Cub
George Wei
Jerry Hi
Weinger
Cary Calloway
Tie
Western reaction mixed to Eisenhower doctrine in Europe and Asia
Western capitals gave cautious welcome to the Eisenhower doctrine while strong opposition came from the Soviet Union and its satellites. The British press criticized the plan as insufficient to resolve Middle East ferment and reform needs. Moscow Radio amplified propaganda against U S and Western rifts, urging broader division within NATO and the Marshall Plan.
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Europe
Eisenhower
Middle East
Asia
Russia
Bette
Land
Npau
New York
Moscow Radio
Venant
United States
Britain
France
America
Syrian president arrives in Pakistan on two day visit
President Shvkri Kansady of Syria lands in Karachi for a two day visit. President Iskander Mirza and Prime Minister Suhrawardy greet the Syrian leader and his party at the airport.
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Syria
Pakistan
Karachi
Shvkri Kansady
Iskander Mirza
Suhrawardy
One Killed Nine Hurt In Plane Crash
A Convair turboprop crashed during a routine landing approach in a farm pasture near the airport. One person, Nellie Tabler 70 from Tulsa, was killed while nine others were injured, eight of them taken to Hulcrest and St. John's Hospitals in fair condition. The aircraft carried three crew and seven passengers. pilot Captain Wesley Mims 26 of Tulsa was preparing for an instrument landing. Radio contact with the plane was lost two minutes before the crash. The flight originated in Providence Rhode Island with stops in Syracuse New York LaGuardia New York Springfield and Joplin Missouri.
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Tulsa
Hulcrest
Worl Issid
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N.Y
Springfield
Joplin
False alarm at courthouse prompts armed response
In Albuquerque the courthouse triggered burglar and jail alarms at once. About 15 officers arrived with drawn guns to find District Judge Edwin L Sappe and his wife working in the office. A short caused the alarm in the system.
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Albuquerque
Edwin L Sappe
Occupants Free Car Before Hit by Train
A 1956 station wagon stalled on tracks near New crossing at 12 03 Sun. The driver pushed a passenger to safety before a Line train struck the wagon. no serious injuries reported. An earlier rural incident is noted with minor details.
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New Crossing
Neri St
Cene nFdas
Counrah
Wianehaen Courdanehac
Soo Line
Defiant Radar Reveals Return To Dictatorship
The 19 000 word stance declares Hungary returns to Stalinism as Soviet tanks guard Budapest. Kadar faces worker unrest while Nagy is accused of treason. Satellite nations warned to accept Soviet influence amid economic strains and potential western aid.
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Hungary
Janas Kadar
Kadar
Secret Police
fGral
Jadar
Nagy
Tremier
Imre Nagy
Pis Regione
Ihent Union
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