One Killed Eight Hurt In Highway 41 Collision
A two-vehicle crash on Highway 41 near Fond du Lac injures nine people, killing Cath erine Krause, 39, of Wisconsin Rapids. Passengers in Otts pickup and hitch hikers suffer multiple injuries, with one badly hurt and two in critical condition. Sherriff reports all victims transported to Mercy Hospital and coroner's jury convened to view the scene and vehicles.
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Highway 41
Highway 444
Ott
Shock Krause
John Oll
John
Betty Tucker
Park Ave
Louisville
Nancy
Clay
Charles L. Lowry
Krause
Lall
Lowry
G. A. Steele
Mercy
Hospital
Carl] Welk
John C. Voss
A. J. Doyle
David Grey
Clarence Bleech
Oshkosh
Charles Green
Rt. 1
Birmingham Theater Lists Wicked Go to Hell
A Birmingham cinema advertises The Wicked Go to Hell and notes Children Under 18 Not Admitted reflecting age restrictions in effect at the theater.
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Birmingham
England
U.P
Hell
Weekend Crashes In State Kill 10
Ten people died in Wisconsin weekend highway crashes as the year’s first half totals rose to 361. Susan Curtis 12 died in a two car crash near Bloomer. Gordon Curtis injured. Walter J. Ciosek 37 of Chicago died in Barron County. his son and wife injured. Jaye Kenneth Zapp 10 months old died in Kenosha crash. eight others injured. Catherine Krause 39 of Wisconsin Rapids died in Oshkosh area crash. eight injured. Raymond Hepner 63 of rural Chillon died in another crash.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Susan Curtis
Eau Claire
Bloomer
Gordon H. Curtis
Walter J. Ciosek
Chicago
Wineh
Barron County
Walter Jr
Marian
Rice Lake
Almena
Kenosha County
Jaye Kenneth Zapp
Clarence Zapp
Fof Kenosha
Oshkosh Sundey
Catherine Krause
Wisconsin Rapids
Oshkosh
Raymond Hepner
Chillon
Aiher
Cuban survivor eight days afloat after ship capsized
Prudencio Perdomo of Havana survived eight days in the water after the Tropical sank in the Yucatan Channel near Cuba. He was rescued by a U S Coast Guard cutter and treated for exposure in Key West in a rapid medical evacuation to his family. The ship's sinking occurred June 21 45 with other crew members missing.
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Prudencid
Key West
Fla
Pravi
Vavana
St Peters‘burg
Perdomo
Tropical
Yucatan Channel
Ker West
Hungary
Havana
Senate to Fast-Track Civil Rights and Key Bills This Week
Senate plans swift action on Eisenhower civil rights bill and related measures amid expected filibuster by southern Democrats. Military spending and FBI report access reforms under consideration as the chamber pushes routine legislation and House leaders weigh session timing.
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United Press
Senate
Senate Gop
Eisenhower
FBI
House
Senate Commerce Committee
House Judiciary
Federal Communications Commission
Justice Department
L. H. Foun la
D-N.c
Fountain
Fuemen
Joseph W. Martin Jr-Rmass
John E.moss
D-Calif
Government Information Subcommittee
Herbert Brownell Jr
Loyd Wright
Bipartisan Commission On Government Security
Moss
Wright
Brownwell
Subcommittee
Searchers hunt 14 year old missing girl in Littleton
In Littleton Massachusetts Kristin Siemen, 14, has been missing since Friday after a horseback ride. About 300 searchers on Sunday scoured the area with dogs and helicopters but found no trace. The horse was returned to the fence and investigators continue the search today.
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Littleton
Mass
Roxboro
Kristin Siemen
Blomshownds
Seacopters
China chief prosecutor cites lenient treatment for surrenders
In London the chief prosecutor reported that about 190000 Italian revolutionaries surrendered over the past year and were granted lenient treatment.
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London
Red
China
Thomson nullifies 1957 salary boosts for 10 state officials
Madison Governor Thomson vetoes the 1957 legislative pay increases for ten top department heads and commissioners, eliminating boosts from 12 500 to 16 000 dollars and delaying action until a veto message to the Legislature. The move comes without an accompanying message and details remain limited as lawmakers plan a fall session to address the vetoes. George E Watson’s salary rise from 15 000 to 17 000 is also blocked pending overrides.
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Madison
Thomson
George E Watson
Watson
E. C. Giessel
J. Jay Kelher
Carl WN. Neuport
Harry Harder
Oshkosh land grants auction and softball at Menominee Park
Frontier Days advertises land grant sales today at covered wagon land offices by the Win-Sage Union Council Oshkosh Trades and Labor Council Auxiliary and Carpenters Auxiliary No. 448. The softball tournament continues at Menominee Park Tuesday as the board club takes over the covered wagons for sale of land grants.
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Union Council
Oshkosh Trades and Labor Council
Carpenters Auxiliary
Menominee Park
Board Club
Death Toll In Hurricane Audrey May Reach 350
Lake Charles Louisiana reports 246 dead with 182 processed at Shed 4 and the toll expected to rise to 350 as crews work to recover bodies. Government plans tents for Cameron and address health issues from burned animal carcasses with federal support and shelter efforts.
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Lake Charles
Audrey
Louisiana
Henry Reid
Reid
Cameron
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Civil Defense
Department of Health, Educcation and Welfare
Housing and Home Finance Administration
Earl Long
Collins
Calmeron
Grand Chenier
Five Die Thr ee Hurt In Santiago Gunfight
Havana reports from across Cuba describe gun battles saboteur acts and mass arrests following a large Sunday rally in Santiago. A shootout near Santiago killed five and injured three as civilians opened fire on government soldiers then chased by police who killed three attackers. bystanders including a seven year old were wounded. The three hour rally faced radio jamming and sporadic outages as saboteurs cut cables and arson spread. In Camaguey rebels seized a radio station issuing calls to join the 26th of July movement. Batista framed the Santiago gathering as a call to peace and democracy despite the violence and economic strain.
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Piye
Santiago
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio) Batista
Havana
Cuba
Camaguey
Batista
Animals Bolted in Centennial Parade Injuring Fourteen
Fourteen people were hurt during Appleton's Centennial Celebration parade when ponies bolted scaring spectators. Among the injured were Vernon Van Dyke and his four children, all treated on scene, while five others hurt by a separate horse were taken to a hospital and released after care.
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Appleton P
Vernon van Dyke
Memasha
Tommie
Connie
Sandra
Susan
Lucille Wickersberg
Pat
Appleton
Grace van Ryzin
Anleton
Richard Knepper
Guthrie, Ky
Larsen
Dixieland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Trai
Czech Visit Postponed By Soviet Leaders
London reports say Soviet Premier Bulganin and Communist Party chief Khrushchev postponed a planned Prague visit due to unrest in Czechoslovakia. They had aimed to arrive Tuesday, with a possible July 9 reschedule, after prior notes of a July 2 start.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrujschev
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Czech
Poland
Poznan
Bulganin
United Press
Henry Shapiro
Moocow
Shapiro
Farm Owner Suffered Critical Burns In Major Barn Fire
The Doolittle farm near Omro suffered a massive fire that destroyed a 40 by 30 foot hoghouse and 75 by 42 foot barn filled with Jersey dairy cattle. Owner Phil Doolittle, 76, was burned severely and taken to Mercy Hospital in critical condition with third degree burns on arms chest and back. Ralph Reber and Leonard Ebert helped pull out equipment and animals as firefighters from the Omro department fought the blaze, which began around 9 o'clock this morning and caused substantial loss to machinery and straw valued at thousands of dollars.
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Phil Doolittle
Rt. 1
Pickett
Mercy
Jersey Breeders Association
Brehlue
Jus
Ralph
Reber
Robert
Doolittle
Sher
Dolittles
Leonard Ebert
Mre Doslittle
Omro Joint
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Catherine E. Krause
Amie YS Lans Lee
6Th St
Raymond E. Ott
Charles Dr
Menomonee Falls
Marjorie Schroeder
Rt 1
Jef
Gilson Greely
Pitisille
Wis
Mercy Hospital
Smiler
Sheralf Lowry
The
Win- Sage
Seace
Will Probe
Doolitile
Omro Joint Fire Department
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