Oshkosh Teachers Get New Salary Schedule Adopted
The Oshkosh Board of Education approved a new salary schedule to take effect August 1 1957 boosting starting teachers by 200 and top levels to 5700 for those with bachelor degrees and long experience. The plan includes higher masters and department head supplements and totals 50 000 in four months. Property purchases for a proposed Washington School site were also approved with three lots bought at 3500 800 and 4000 respectively.
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Oshkosh
Board of Education
Reese Uccer
Oshkosh High School
OHS
Wilma Smith
Board of Cation
Washington
Winnebago St
Edward Krueger
School St
Wilour Semrea
Frank R. van Heuren
Police Blame Students For Race Violence In Tallahassee
Tallahassee authorities blame high school youths for recent racial violence and promise full action. Governor Leroy Collins calls the conduct ineffective and urges immediate steps to protect Negro property amid ongoing integration tensions in Tallahassee and Montgomery.
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Tallahassee
Collins
John Humophress
Frank Stoutamire
Shire
Montgomery
Washed Pup Sparks Rescue in Bowling Green
Campbell family dog "Little Bunker" was placed in a washing machine by a child who left the room. The machine started and the pup spun with the wash. the mother stopped the machine and performed artificial respiration to revive the now thoroughly cleaned dog.
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Bowling Green
Campbell
Stassen Calls Telegrams Fraudulent Political Move
In Washington Rep B Carroll Reece said he received telegrams seemingly signed by Harold Stassen denying any connection to the messages. Milwaukee GOP chair Phillip Kuehn called the stunt unfortunate as Stassen faces questions over alleged correspondence aimed at boosting Meade Alcorn for RNC chair.
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New York
Stassen
Stamford
Conn
Teeson
Aicom
Rey
Hall
Dai Stzssen
Sears
Phillip Kuehn
GOP
of Riue
B. Carroll Reece
R-Tenn
Republican National Committee
Washington
Harold &. Stassen
Jet Bombers Finish Global Non-Stop Flight
Jet bombers completed a global non stop flight starting at Castle AFB and circling the globe with refuelings over the eastern Mediterranean and Saudi Arabia before finishing in California. The six plane group carried out a simulated nuclear drop and set a new record for time. Captain Curtis LeMay praised the mission as an example of SAC prowess and determined crew skill.
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March Air Force Base
iCall
America
England
Ete Curtis Lemay
Strategic Air Command
Roushis
Malay Peninsula
Ford
Air Force
uniForce
Icastle Afb
Merced
Calif
Here
Mediterranean
Saudi Arabia
Philippines
California
Jock Stevensen
Annals of
Lemay
Newfoundland
North Africa
Arabia
Inc
Ceylon
Saigon
Owhether
F N
Ito
Cold Snow Grip Wide Area Across Nation
Widespread cold and heavy snow grip the nation from the Plains to the Northeast as record low temperatures and blizzard conditions spawn weather-caused deaths and ongoing disruption. Ice on rivers and rail incidents accompany a deep freeze stretching into the South and Gulf Coast regions.
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United Press
Eadh
Buckstaff Observatory
Moylvania
New York
Mi Y “Alley
Thompson
Li Conn
Harthes
Town
Ohio
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Pittsburg
Parkersburg
Columbus
Indiana
Tinois
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Virginia
Iowa
Maine
New England
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District of Columbia
Mass
Phippsburg
Thursaight
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St. Clair River
Chicago
Florida
Middle Gulf Coast
Plains
Great Lakes
Micopi Vallers
Texas
Els
Park Falls
la Crosse
Lone Rock
Grainsburg
Eau Claire
Rhinelander
Wausau
Superior
Clintonville
Green Bay
Pewaukee
Beloit
Milwaukee
Madison
City Park Board backs single manager for parks system
The park board forges a plan to consolidate supervision under one parks director pending Common Council action. Nick Jasperson would lead the new post with 35 years combined golf and park experience, as John Diakolt, George Schuhart, and Leo Dettlaff receive foreman and greenskeeper posts at the golf course. Salary proposals include 601 annual for the director and 3153 per hour for foremen with greenskeeper at 190 per hour.
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Ander
Park Board
City Hall
Nick Jasperson
Menominee
South
John Diakolt
George Schuhart
Leo Dettlaff
Beneft
Marshall Muscaviteh
Distas
Schunhart
Deilaff
Jasperson
Park Department
Ap-I
Guiy «Nenever
Jetern
BC Lion
Park
Multiple Air Disasters Kill At Least 16 In Alaska California And Camp Pendleton
United Press reports a weather plane crashed near Fairbanks Alaska after takeoff carrying about 10.4 gallons of gasoline. A $1.2 million Air Force B-52 bomber crashed at Biggs Air Force Base, killing two crewmen and igniting fuel. Two Marines died near Camp Pendleton California during the Navy Marine Operation Ski Jump training exercise after parachuting in 35 mph winds.
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United Press
Alaska
Strixreck
Fairbanks
Air Force Bay
Biggs Air Force Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Arab Asian Bloc predicts UN action on Gaza Egypt troop pullout
Arab and Asian diplomats anticipated General Assembly approval of a resolution giving Israel five days to withdraw troops from Egypt and the Gaza Strip. The discussion included a possible UN emergency force in Gaza and along the Gulf of Aqaba, with widespread support but no immediate move to adopt the Australian proposal. Israel pressed guarantees to prevent Gaza as a future raids base and to keep the Gulf open to shipping.
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N.Y
General Assembly
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
U.N
Gulf of Agabi
United States
Russia
Bave
Laos
Esraeli
Gaya
Gulf of Aqaba
Khrushchev Urges Reds to Follow Stalin at Gala
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged world Communists to emulate Stalin in vital matters during a Moscow gala for visiting Chinese Premier Chow En-lai attended by over 2,200 officials. The speech followed exchanges with the Chinese delegation and featured the show of heavy drinking and bursts of applause.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita
Khrushchev
Stalin
Red China
Chow En-lai
Wladyslaw Gomuika
Legislature backs 70 mph speed limit in Santa Fe
State lawmakers approve a 70 mile per hour limit amid police push for 60. A test of the judge’s ruling suggests any speed could be reasonable and prudent if drivers operate with care, though officers warn against speeds over 69.
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Santa FE. N. M
Lobby Reform Debate Spars With Governor's Stance
Madison scene as Gov Thomson calls for lobbying expense disclosure while lawmakers wrestle with limits on gifts and meals. The article notes lobbyists register but do not report personal costs, and outlines groups represented in the Legislature including labor farmers and highway interests.
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Madison
Thomson
Wisco
Busin
Wiscon
Ac- Shyp
Gov. Thomson
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