Governor Pledges State Aid in Kohler Violence
Kohler in Wisconsin pledges state aid to enforce laws during Kohler Co labor clashes. Governor Kohler met with Sheboygan officials and said local officers may request help to prevent unlawful assemblies and protect public safety while preserving lawful commerce.
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Kohler
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Rudolph Pleetz
Dist
David Weber
Theodore Mosch
Fossum
Kohler Co
Uaw-Cio
Echler Co
Ploetz
Milwaukee
Kohlers& the
Pilot Flies Plane Home After Engine Explosion
Lt. Randall Renken and Lt. Henry Gerling ejected to take off in an F-89D from Minnesota Air National Guard. One engine exploded over Medford Wisconsin, filling the cockpit with smoke and causing heavy vibration. Renken restarted a single engine and safely returned to World-Chamberlain Airport.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota Air National Guard
Xedford
Wis
Randall Renken
le Mars
Ows
Wold-Chamberlain
Renken
Henry Gerling
Kansas City
Ling
Lover Medford
Lan
Oshkosh Manufacturers Push Port Action Over Fossum Dispute
Associated Industries telegram to Milwaukee’s Mayor Zeidler and Governor Kohler urges prompt port action to clarify a clash over a Fossum ballast clay cargo. The Norwegian freighter left Milwaukee with a load bound for Montreal after the port refused to unload, prompting talks of shifting export cargo to other ports.
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Associated Industries, Inc
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
M.S. Dailey
Frank Zeidler
Walter J. Kohler
Madison
Fridaay
Port of Milwaukee
Fossum
Kohler Company
Sheboygan
Montreal
Kohler
Qshkosh
Millwaukee
Associated Industries
More Cuts Seen Slated For Aid Bill
Washington report notes $2 638 741 730 foreign aid measure facing budget fights in the House. The Appropriations Committee has cut about 4.6 billion from Eisenhower requests, aiming to fund military and economic aid to non-Communist nations for the current year. Rep. Passman predicts no major changes as the bill heads toward the Senate.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Appropriations Committee
John Taber
New York
Taber
Rep
Passmen
D-La
Senate
Passman
Hunt Jet Pilot After Collision
In Frankfurt Germany the U S Army and Air Force mounted an intensive hunt for an American jet pilot missing after two Sabre Jets collided at about 25 000 feet at 3 20 am First Lt James R Matthews of Springfield Colorado parachuted to safety the wreckage of the second plane was found nearby but the pilot was not in it
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Army
Air Force
12Th Air Force
James R. Matthews
Springfield
Colo
Butte des Morts Bridge Dedication Impresses River Crowd
A 100-boat flotilla helped open the new Butte des Morts bridge with Gov. Kohler in attendance. The parade featured diverse craft from Oshkosh to Gary Indiana and a Philippine outrigger canoe, described as magnificent by committee chair William Siebert. The ceremony included a tape-cutting by Gov. Kohler aboard John Hewitt's yacht and a US Power Squadron display, despite some outboard chaos.
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Butte Des Morts
Walter Kohrer
Oshkosh
Neenah
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Ares
West Algoma Bridge
Ronald Wilke
Leonard Padgham
Oshkosh Troop Four
Naval Reserve Training Center
State Traffic Patrol
Kohler
John Hewitt
United States Power Squadron
Gladstone
Mich
Gary Ind
Charles Sherburne
Werauwega
Gov. Kobiler
Siebert
Escapee Lyan Ray Flees Brown County Jail
Wisconsin police hunt Lyan Ray 33 from St Louis after he cut through a 7 inch jail bullpen opening using a hacked saw mailed by a friend. Sheriff Ruben Lasee says warrants charge Lowell Parish and Ray’s accomplice in the escape as Ray’s absence shows on Saturday mail. Ray was extradited from Missouri last month on burglary charges. This follows three prior Wisconsin jail breaks at Appleton Chippewa Falls and Rhinelander in the past ten days.
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Green Bay
Wis
Midwest
Lyan Ray
St. Louis
Brown County
Ruben Lasee
Ray
Lowell Parish
Lasee
Missouri
Wisconsin
Appleton
Chippewa Falls
Rhinelander
Turncoats on Way Home from Communist China
Three former American soldiers Cowart Bell and Griggs refused repatriation in China and sailed for the United States via Hong Kong. They arrive aboard the President Cleveland with passage paid by the consulate and face possible charges but expect to tell their story.
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Hong Kong
China
William A. Cowart
Dalton
Otho G. Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
Lewis W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Korea
Cowart
U.S
United States
President Cleveland
San Francisco
Japan
State Department
California
Wilson
Hel
Griggs
Red
Peiping
Roger Devtriendt
Louis Verdyk
Red Cross
Angry caller claims tire puncture. Miami chief involved
An upset man telephoned officers L G Frayer and A S Douglas reporting air tire damage to his car. When police arrived they found the complainant to be Miami Police Chief Watler Headiey.
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Miami. Fla
L. G. Frayer
A. S. Douglas
Miami
Watler Headiey
Kohler Opens Lake Butte des Morts Bridge in Highway Push
Governor Walter J. Kohler cut the ribbon at the Lake Butte des Morts bridge opening as 700 to 1,000 people braved 90 degree heat. He urged rapid highway progress, outlining five legislative steps and pledging greater improvements in the coming years. Harold Plummer and Joseph F. Drexler spoke on beltline progress and county impact. Edward J. Konkel of the Wisconsin Good Roads Association presided.
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Walter J. Kohler
Lake Butte Des Morts
Opeaniuy Luwies uuaLtcus
Wisconsin
Green Bay
State Highway Commission
Plummer
Spraks
Joseph F. Drexler
Winnebago County
The
Wisconsin Good Roads Association
Cooler Air Freshens Wisconsin As All Star Game Nears
A weekend cool snap reached Wisconsin ending a heat wave. Sunday was pleasant statewide with a cool trend into Tuesday for the All-Star game in Milwaukee. Highs ranged to 85 in Beloit Rockford area while 67 in Superior-Duluth region, with dozens of cities recording low 50s to 60s overnight.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Beloit-Rockford
Superior-Duluth
Mercury
Wausau
la Crosse
Green Bay
Park Falls
Superior
Madison
Grantsburg
Lone Rock
Eau Claire
Beloit
United States
Gila Bend
Ariz
Fraser, Colo
Accidents claim 13 lives in Wisconsin over weekend
Over the weekend Wisconsin accidents killed thirteen people across the state. Six died Sunday in a traffic crash east of Janesville involving families from Janesville. Other deaths occurred near Appleton Independence Mantjlowee Chippewa Falls Racine and Madison with drownings drownings and an electrocution reported.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Janesville
Virgil Lounsbury
Tiffany
Cordia
Joanne
James B. Tait
Edward Litts
Gordon Bunnell
Appleton
Lake Winnebago
Shirley Pape
Independence
Otto Weyer
Mant Jlowee
Newton
Becky Barquist
Chippewa Falls
Yellow River
Carl Martin
Waukesha
Long Lake
Racine-Waukesha
Jerry Stecker
Black Creek
Green Bay
Suamico
Glen Vick
George King Jr
Madison
Northwestern adopts larger, clearer newspaper type
The Northwestern newspaper unveils a new, larger type for easier reading, moving from 7 32 point Excelsior on an 8 point slug to 8 point Corona on a 9 point slug for the main text and 10 point on a 1 point slug for editorials. The redesign includes an engraving department, more local photography, a redesigned editorial page, a new Winnebago land section, and expanded sections such as sports, women’s pages, and radio and TV listings.
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Daily
Northwestern
Northwest
Oshkosh
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