State Board of Health urged to revoke Athearn Hotel permit
Oshkosh public health director Victor Rossing told Senior Citizens Inc that he has asked the State Board of Health to revoke the Athearn Hotel permit unless safety and sanitary corrections are made. He cited 12 violations across maintenance and sanitation, with a follow up re inspection planned.
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Oshkosh
Victor Rossing
Senior Citizens, Inc
Athearn
State Board of Health
Rossing
Jong An Oshkosh
Oshkosh State College
Banker's Life & Casualty Company
Concerned State Commission and Board
Fate of Six In Cuba Still Undecided
In Havana six Americans tried by a military tribunal on charges of aiding anti Cuban rebels. Castro indicated he would decide their fate himself amid speculation he may spare them as a goodwill gesture to the Kennedy administration. The prosecution sought death after a 25 hour trial at La Cabana fortress. Defendants were George R. Beck 24 Norton Mass Tommy L. Baker 28 Dothan Ala Donald Joe Green 28 Gastonia N C James E. Bean 34 Cedar Falls N C Aired Eugene Gibson 32 Mount Gilead N C Leonard Louis Schmidt 21 Chicago.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Kennedy
la Cabana
George R. Beck
Norton
Mass
Tommy L. Baker
Dothan
Ala
Donald Joe Green
Gastonia
N.C
James E. Bean
Cedar Falls
Eugene Gibson
Mount Gilead
Leonard Louis Schmidt
Chicago
U.S. envoy Thompson recalled for Soviet relations review
President Kennedy orders Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson to return to Washington for consultations on all aspects of Soviet American relations. Thompson is due by Monday to brief on his observations and reports from the Soviet scene. The move signals a direct White House assessment with short arrival in Washington.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Russia
Llewellyn Thompson
White House
Pierre Salinger
D.C
Thompson
Wisconsin Toll Hits Sixty Two After Train Collision
A Wisconsin highway toll rose to 62 with the death of Sondra Hinz, 22, of rural Sheboygan, in a car train crash two miles north of Sheboygan. Her mother Mrs Paul Hinz was hospitalized in fair condition after both women were pitched from their demolished car.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Sondra Hinz
Sheboygan
North Western Railway
Paul Hinz
Sondra
Tycoon says I collect gold bars for safety
The London Daily Mirror quotes a millionaire saying he collects gold bars because they do not burn, and kept in a safe they do not wear a hole in your pocket like money.
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London
UPL
London Daily Mirror Today
Mondi Concern Changes Hands
The Mondi family sells Mondi Manufacturing Inc to Robert M. Oeflein in a planned transition. The firm will stay home owned with the Mondis as advisors for two years and continue producing stadium boots and related footwear with national distribution. No personnel changes are planned. The move preserves the company’s local and regional identity and production lines.
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Mondi Manufacturing Inc
Otter Ave
Stadium
A. Martin Mondi
Frank H. Mondi
Robert M. Oeflein
Oeflein
Columbus
Mondls
Nunn-Bush
Mendis
Herbert Mageraver
Reuben Martin
Louis Eder
Helens Otto
Algoma Blvd
Oshkosh
Milton Oeflein
Milwaukee
Mildred Johnston
Eichmann to Confer With German Attorney by Phone
Former Nazi official Adolf Eichmann will confer with German attorney Robert Servatius via a telephone arrangement under police supervision in Jerusalem. Servatius threatened to leave the case unless he could see Eichmann alone. police said the talks will occur with a guard present in the room.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Eichmann
Servatius
Eichmaan
Newark man arrested on bootlegging charge in Batesville
In Batesville Arkansas a man from nearby Newark was arrested on bootlegging charges after Deputy Maurice Heston said he bought four pints of whisky from Lawrence Green. The officer noted Green knew him but did not know he was the new deputy sheriff.
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Batesville, Ark
Newark
Maurice Heston
Lawrence Green
Green
State jobless total exceeds recession peak in Wis
Wisconsin unemployment topped the 1957-58 recession peak with 71,659 jobless claims last week, the Industrial Commission reported. The March 1958 peak was 68,000, or 7.2 percent of workers, though current share fell to 6.9 percent due to 13,000 temporary layoffs returning to work. Including 2,600 Janesville General Motors workers, the totals reflect a partial reversal of the current downturn.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission
American Motors Corporation
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Janesville General Mo
Trained Chimp Fired in Space
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P AP reports the chimpanzee No 65 was launched aboard a Redstone missile reaching over 100 miles high and landing 420 miles downrange in the Atlantic. Recovery forces covered the impact area as mission officials gauge survival and plan possible manned flight within two months.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Postpone Hearing for Castro Ex Executioner Herman Marks
A deportation hearing for Herman Marks, Fidel Castro's Milwaukee born executioner, was postponed two weeks to allow his attorney time to prepare. Marks, charged in a 16 count show cause summons for illegal entry after loss of citizenship, has a long offenses record including 32 U.S. arrests and alleged executions at La Cabana Fortress and Principe Prison in Havana.
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New York
UPI
Herman Marks
Fidel Castro
Marks
Cuba
Department of Immigration and Naturalization
United States
la Cabana
Havana
Principe
Release Seen Near for 600 Aboard Santa Maria
A U S admiral met Capt Henrique Galvao near Recife in talks that could free the nearly 600 passengers aboard the captive liner Santa Maria. Rear Adm Allen Smith Jr boarded the ship at 6 50 A M and quoted Galvao as trusting Brazil's new administration will allow entry to Recife Wednesday. Navy ships joined the operation as diplomats observed the inauguration day.
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Allen E. Smith Jr
Navy
Caribbean
Santa Maria
Cife
Brazil
Webster
Recife
U.S
Henrique Galvao
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
Adm
Galvao
Smith
Fleet Headquarters
U. S
Balloon Giveaway to All Shoppers in London Ad
A London newspaper ad from ALL AGES LONDON (UPI) announces a balloon gift for every customer spending 14 dollars or more, with the offer applying regardless of age.
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London
UPI
Frigid Weather Chokes Midwestern and Northeastern Waterways
A 13 day cold spell freezes inland rivers from the Mississippi to the Hudson with ice jams halting traffic. The Hudson frozen from West Point to the north traps a four-vessel convoy 18 inches thick. Mississippi traffic blocked by three ice jams near Cairo, while Grand Haven Coast Guard efforts free ships in Lake Michigan ice. Subzero readings persist in northern Minnesota and New England as warm-ups reach the Deep South and mid-Atlantic.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Mississippi
Hudson
West Point
Albany
New York City
Cairo
Big
Grand Haven
Mich
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee Clipper
Milwaukee
Muskegon
Army
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Monongahela
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
New England
Rockies
Central Plains
South Atlantic
Gulf States
West Palm Beach
Fla
International Falls
Minn
New York
Omcero County
Lake Ontario
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Lake Shore Roads Slippery in Spots
Wisconsin highways from Brown County south along the Lake Michigan shore to Milwaukee County were slippery in spots after Monday’s snowfall. Elsewhere, roads were in good winter driving condition according to state traffic patrol.
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Madison
State
Traffic Patrol
Wisconsin
Brown County
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee County
Hearings Set Feb 9 10 On Airport Issue
The state department of resource development announced hearings in Oshkosh and Appleton February 9 10 on the Winnebago Neenah area joint airport issue. David Carley urged a study of state airport needs as the aviation matter drew mixed local reaction and potential impact from Madison meetings. Local supporters and opponents weighed the plan while the attorney general noted ongoing contracts for runway and tower improvements.
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State Department of Resource Development
Oshkosh
Appleton
David Carley
Winnebago County
Carley
State Aeronautics Commission
Madison
Winnebago
Outagamie
Neenah
Five Children Die in Blaze in Montgomery
Five Negro children died in a Montgomery fire believed caused by a child lighting a fire in an unused heater. The blaze left a shell of a three month dwelling and victims identified as Fred T. Jones six, Roosevelt four, Michael three, Preswood Edward Jones two, and Norma Jean Jones months, with parents Fred T. Gilmore and Norma Jean Jones.
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Montgomery
Ala
R. C. Talley
Fred T. Gilmore
Norma Jean Jones
Fred T. Jones
Roosevelt Jones
Michael Jones
Preswood Edward Jones
Months
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Paul Henri-Spaak
NATO
Belgium
Socialist Party
Soviet
Mondi Concern
Ohioan
University of Wisconsin and
Armed Forces
Beingi
Jackson, Miss
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Magnolia
Miss
Eichman
Man
Lerman
Frederick Marks
Miwaukee
Atlantic
Frank D. Reeves
Lake Shore
Poe
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