Debate Likely On OHS Issue At City Council Meeting
City Council to discuss high school site planning and annexation of Nordheim area. Proposals include a 430 foot sewer line from Lake Drive to Bowen Street, private sewer on Repp Avenue, and a two-school site plan using the West Side high school. Licenses for 153 establishments on the agenda, along with street and sidewalk work and zoning changes.
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Lake Drive
S of Nordheim
Bowen Street
C. F. Kalupa
Oshme
Board of Education
Public Works Committee
Ihon
Oath Park School
West Side High School
Board of Works
Algerian Battle Rages in Kabylie Range
In Kabylie, French troops push through rebels as phase two of a month-long operation unfolds. Reports indicate about 500 Algerian rebels killed or captured, with 260 captured and a French soldier among casualties. Across the country, two Europeans and several Algerians are reported fatally hurt in related assaults.
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Algeria
Kabylie
Bombay Riot Thwarts Assassination of Nehru at Public Speech
In Bombay Sunday a mob attacked Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru during an outdoor address over Maharashtra state demands. Police arrested over 1,000 demonstrators, injuries topped 60, one killed, and Nehru escaped harm amid stringent security and riot control measures.
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India
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Reds Demand U N Withdraw Expulsion Edict
At Panmunjom the Communists pressed the United Nations Command to immediately withdraw its expulsion order against neutral truce inspectors. U N commander Maj. Gen. Gard said no while noting the Allied rights under the 1953 armistice. North Korean Maj. Gen. Jung Kuk Rok protested the unilateral move and urged withdrawal of the inspectors from Korea.
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U.S
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North
South Korea
Gard
Republic of Korea
Jung
Military Armistice Commission
Jung Kuk Rok
North Korea
United Nations
United States
OHS CHAMPS: Oshkosh Indians win state baseball title
The Oshkosh High School Indians captured the WIAA state baseball championship with a 10 to 0 win over Eau Claire in the final. Howard Koplitz held Eau Claire to two hits, while in the semifinal Steve Ross limited Soldiers Grove to three hits as Oshkosh triumphed 8 to 1. Details appear in tonight's sports section.
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Oshkosh High School Indians
Howard Koplitz
Eau Claire
Indians
Steve Ross
Soldiers Grove
Supreme Court Upholds State Ban on Mass Picketing
The 6-3 ruling allows Wisconsin and other states to curb violent strike tactics under state labor boards. The decision backs injunctions that barred mass picketing at Kohler Co in Kohler Wisconsin during the 1954 strike. Justice Reed led for the majority with Justices Frankfurter Burton Clark Minton and Harlan. Justice Douglas dissented joined by Chief Justice Warren and Justice Black. The UAW appealed arguing Wisconsin law duplicates Taft Hartley but the court said state concern over violence and property damage supersedes.
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Burton
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Minton
Harlan
Douglas
Warren
Black
United Automobile Workers
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Kohler Co
Kohler
Wis
Reed
Congress
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
UAW
Wisconsin Board
Khrushchev Calls Stalin Murderer Tyrant at Moscow Speech
Nikita Khrushchev branded Joseph Stalin a sickly suspicious dictator who murdered thousands of Red comrades to fuel his power. The State Department released a 26,000 word transcript of the February 24 speech to party leaders, noting its authenticity was not vouched for and that it aimed to guide Communist leadership outside Russia.
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Nikita
Khrushchev
Moscow
Josef Stalin
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Communist Party
Department
U.S
Russia
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V. M. Molotov
Anastas Mikoyan
Kretlin
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Nikolai Lenin
Red Army
Kremlin
Admiral Burke Warns He Will Not Be Pushed Around
Admiral Arleigh Burke, chief of Naval Operations, told Notre Dame graduates that the United States will never start an aggressive war but will not be pushed around. He said U S strength rests on moral principles and will be used with economic and military strength against any tyrant or groups of tyrants threatening freedom.
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South Bend. Ind
Arleigh A. Burke
Payal Operations
United States
Notre Dame
Tito Honors Lenin as Stalin Snub Marks Showdown in Moscow
MOSCOW (UP) Marshal Tito visited Lenin’s tomb at Red Square and ignored Stalin’s embalmed remains as a pointed rebuff. He laid a wreath for Lenin, bypassed Stalin, then paid respects to other Bolsheviks buried in the Kremlin. Khrushchev and Balaganin greeted him. meetings with Khrushchev followed.
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Histore
Tita
Communist Party
Nikita $. Khrushchev
N.kola Balganin
Kliment
Voroshilov Tito
Bulsanin
Khrushchev
U Nu to resign as Burma's chief leader
Rangoon Burma informants report Premier U Nu who has led Burma since independence will announce his resignation tomorrow He is named Ba Swe 41 defense minister and AFPFL vice president as his successor Ba Swe is described as a former student leader who took charge of defense after the Korean War and is seen as key to reorganizing the AFPFL The news notes uncertainty over his exact exit terms and possible continued advisory role
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Burma
U Nu
Ba Swe
Peoples Freedom League
AFPFL
Gov J
Kohler Co
Y Nu
Defense Ministry
Mystery Car Over Radio Sparks North Carolina Link
Leominster police Sgt Francis Gillis heard a cruising car on the station radio during a rainstorm. The voice said I am Car 2 in Stokes County North Carolina and asked where the officers were from. The exchange raised questions about the caller's identity and jurisdiction.
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Leominster
Mass
Francis Gillis
Gillis
Stokes County
North Carolina
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Rises to 344 in 1956 Deaths
The Associated Press reports another fatal motorcycle crash raises Wisconsin highway fatalities for 1956 to 444. Victims include Donald F. Bahr 17 Stratford Marathon County killed after a collision with a truck near Eau Pleine and Norman Haugen 28 Moorhead Minnesota who died from injuries in a two car crash at Richland Center. Additional deaths involve Clayton Haum 31 and LeRoy Sillers 41 Green Bay in Langlade County, and others across the state including Ewald Reuter Sauk City and Raymond Helmke Milwaukee near Plover.
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Wisconsin
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Route 2
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marshfield
Eau Pleine
Norman Haugen
Moorhead
Minn
Elcho
Langlade County
Edward Hrvat
Westboro
Mildred Peterson
Pearson
Langlade
Ewald C. Reuter
Sauk City
Madison
Raymond Helmke
Vern Miller
Milwaukee
Merrill
Highway 1
Plover
Oshkosh Park System Praised by State Experts
Oshkosh park officials hosted Wisconsin park and recreation specialists who toured city play areas and noted the system’s foresight. The visiting group praised Lakeshore Golf greens, waterfront parks, and novel equipment designs, while planning a June 27 summit.
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Silwaskee
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Oshkosh
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American Legion Club
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Paine Arboretum
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Menominee Park
Nick Jasperson
Businominee Park
Henesses
Ufder
Ernest R. Siewert
Park and Recreation
Ther Wives
Menominee
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