Unarmed Guards sweep Washington State Prison Blocks
Eight unarmed guards entered Cell Block 6 to begin a block by block search at riot torn Washington State Prison. They planned to herd inmates into the yard one block at a time before a final sweep. The inmate population was 1784 before the riot began Tuesday. Guards expressed concern about armed prisoners and weapon caches.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Washington State Prison
Ciqul Witaiwu
Lawrence Delmore
E Prison
Delmore
Delbmere
Ards
Tional
N Tional
Arthur Bnglie
Qelmore
Britain to Offer Atomic Radiation Studies to UN
(UP) Britain will make available its own studies on atomic radiation effects to any international body under the United Nations. Minister of State Anthony Iting said Britain welcomes the United States initiative and supports a UN study of radiation effects on humans.
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Sondgn
Britain
United Nans
Anthony Iting
U.N
Nehru Heads to Italy for Talks and Papal Audience
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru flew to Rome for a two day visit to hold talks with Italian officials and meet Pope Pius XII. Premier Antonio Segni welcomed him at Ciampino Airport as Soviet Ambassador Bogomolov and British representatives observed the arrival. Nehru had just completed a weeklong stay in Yugoslavia and spoke of aligned Indian Yugoslav views on many international problems.
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Rome
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Italy
Pius XII
Nehru
Ciampino
Antonio Segni
Alexander Bogomolov
Ashley Clarke
Webra
Yugoslavia
Brioni
Marshal Tito
U S Accepts Soviet Offer On Plane Damages
The United States accepted the Soviet offer to pay half the damages for the Navy patrol plane shot down by Soviet fighters off Alaska on June 23. The note in Moscow followed a San Francisco briefing by Molotov and cited Soviet regret and orders to avoid similar actions. Seven crewmen were injured as the crippled plane burned on St. Lawrence Island after an engine was shot out.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Alaska
San Francisco
VM. Molotov
John Foster Dulles
Moscow
Navy
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
Freighter With 33 Goes Down Off Haiti Coast
A cement laden freighter with 33 aboard sank in heavy seas off Haiti late Wednesday. Coast Guard said some or all crew from the Lake Traverse reached two lifeboats and survivors aimed for Puerto Paix. It was unclear if any lives were lost, but officials suggested all may have been saved.
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Miami
Fle
Haiti
Coast Guard
Lake Traverse
Puerto Paix
Hell and Paradise Share Nearly 30 Degree Readings
Oslo weather note reports Hell near Trondheim and Paradise near Bergen recording similar temperatures around 30 degrees. Both locations show comfortable readings with little variation between the two towns today.
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Oslo
Hell
Paradise
Trondheim
Bergen
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Hales Corners
Superior
Chile Alerts Troops In Nationwide Strike
Government orders troops to major cities as a 24 hour general strike begins over living costs. CUT claims 1.3 million workers will join. copper industry workers largely report no grievance. Railways and buses also strike amid inflation warnings from Interior Minister Koch.
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Santiago
Chilea
Central Labor Union
CUT
Chile
Osvaldo Koch
Koch
Carlos Thanez
Clotaro Blest
Ibanez
Body of Missing Child Found In Gutter
A street cleaner found the body of Mary Manzo a 9 year old girl missing since Monday night in a gutter at a South Side Chicago intersection. Police ordered autopsy to determine if sexual mutilation occurred. The child left home at 5 p.m. Monday on an errand for her mother Lucy. Father Daniel said she never strayed from home.
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Chicago
Mary Bmanzo
South Side
Mary
Lucy
Daniel
Wisconsin CIO president threatens citywide strike over ship unload
Milwaukee AP Charles M Schultz president of Wisconsin State CIO warned of a citywide strike by CIO union members if a Norwegian freighter carrying clay for Kohler Co is unloaded. Mayor Zeidler pending legal opinion. dock tensions flare as police patrol Jones Island.
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Kohler Company
Seven
Milwaukee
Charles M. Schultz
Wisconsin State Cio
CIO
Serhultz
Seer Ere Raat Rennet A
Frank Zeidler
Jones Island
Lake Richigan
Skheborgan
Jctty
M.S. Fossum
F. Svensen
Sheborgan
Skien
Norway
Kohier Co
Inch
Kohler
Uaw-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Fossum
Kobler
Fowley
England
Rudolph Ploetz
Ploetz
Torrid Wave In Its Eighth Day
Heat wave grips the nation for a seventh straight day with 301 plus readings across the Northeast Midwest and West. Water shortages and cooling measures spread as storms bring one death and several injuries.
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United Press
Northeast
Mid-Atlantic
Plains
New York
Rockies
Chicago
Irving Ressman
Russell Questions Propriety of Compulsory Reserve Plan
Senator Rich ard B. Russell sharply attacked the administrations compulsory reserve proposal as equity biased toward veterans. Opening Senate Armed Services hearings aim to push a reserve bill in 10 days. Russell urged a fundamental re orientation, insisting new obligations not repackaged old law.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Georgia
Senate
House
Plan changes for Butte des Morts Bridge dedication traffic
Sheriff Victor Jordan announced revised traffic and parking plans for the U S Highway 41 bridge dedication in Winnebago County. Parking will be allowed only on the south road, with officers directing vehicles as dignitaries arrive and a caravan proceeds from the Courthouse to the bridge site. Governor Walter J Kohl will lead the ceremonial platform on the south side after the ribbon cutting. The ceremony includes Miss Oshkosh Court of Honor representatives and marks the final link in the Milwaukee Green Bay corridor, totaling 110.8 miles once open.
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Victor Jordan
Butte Des Morts
Jordan
Sheriff's Department
Wisconsin Avenue
Walter J. Kohl
Ispan
Charles J. Fiss
Mary Ann Witkowski
Esther Becker
Jeanne Labisky
Barbara Stang
Dorita Meixl
New York City
Winnebago Coun le
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Fox River Valley
Eisenhower Signals Compromise on Highways and Housing
President Eisenhower indicated willingness to compromise on highway and housing bills to push Congress toward action in the session’s final days. A GOP source said he favored self financed highway measures and support for housing, school construction, minimum wage, and polio vaccine within a broader package. The House committee began drafting a compromise highway bill with potential gas tax increases, while Senate aid to housing remains tied to Eisenhower’s growth goals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Colorado
Senate
Sen
Gore
House Public Works Committee
Rep
Fallon
D-Md
Bing
House Rules Committee
Woman Jumps From Truck Dies Under Wheels in Duluth
A Canadian woman, Hazel Nargang, 77, Regina, Saskatchewan, jumped from a heavy semitrailer truck loaded with 23 tons of wheat on a hill in Duluth late Wednesday. The vehicle ran over her as it crashed, killing her while her husband Bevan, 40, was bruised after leaping from the driver's side. The truck continued about 100 feet before toppling into a gully on the city’s outskirts.
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Duluth
Minn
Hazel Nargang
Regina
Sask
Bevan
Senate OKs $3.29 Billion Foreign Aid Authorization
The Senate approved by voice vote a $3.2858 billion foreign aid authorization bill and sent it to the House for action. It is $123 million below Eisenhower’s request after House cuts reduced direct military aid by $145 million. Controversy over defense department obligations in the last fiscal day spurred objections to past aid being carried into the new year.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Quick Action Want Ads Highlight Local Real Estate Listings
Oshkosh Northwestern promotes its Want Ads for buying homes farms and cottages in the area. It urges readers to consult the listings and have real estate agents place ads so property sales gain broad visibility.
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Oshkosh
Oshkosh Northwestern
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