Airport plans to be outlined at Thursday meeting
Proposals for Winnebago County Airport improvements will be outlined at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the highway department office. Attendees include Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce, Associated Industries of Oshkosh, Neenah area groups, and State Aeronautics Director T. K. Jordan. Plans cover a new terminal, taxiways, and a large parking lot with an estimated cost of 178000 dollars.
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Winnebago County
Highway Department
Court 1
Aviation Committee
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Associated Industries of
Oshkosh
Neenah- Nasha
Chamber of Commerce and
Asociated Industries of
Drexler
Mikado Theater Fire Causes Over 100000 In Damage
A blaze at the Mikado Theater in Manitowoc Wisconsin caused more than 100000 in damage. The fire started at 450 pm while the building was empty and spread to the roof. Firemen salvaged some equipment and remained on scene for hours.
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Manitowoc
Wis
James Daniel
Ion
Danielson
WOMT
Nicosia
Cyprus
State Toll Rises to 376 on 1956 Highway Deaths
An accident in Clark County claimed the life of Joyce Rausch an 18 year old from St Cloud Minnesota and raised Wisconsin 1956 highway death toll to 376. The crash occurred when a station wagon carrying three magazine solicitors collided with a truck at the intersection of Highway 10 and a town road southwest of Marshfield. Rausch died at St Joseph's Hospital Marshfield from injuries suffered in the collision. The other two solicitors Pauline Busby and Terry Kuhl were hospitalized. The truck driver James Roshon escaped injury.
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Associated Press
Clark County
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Joyce Rausch
Charles Rausch
St. Cloud
Minn
St. Joseph's Hospital
Marshfield
Miss Rausch
Pauline Busby
Brooklyn
N.C
Terry Kuhl
Watertown
S.D
James Roshon
Spencer
British Deport Greek Church Head in London
Scotland Yard deported Archimandrite Kallinikos Macheriotis, the London head of the Greek Orthodox Church, to Athens amid a security crackdown tied to reported Greek Cypriot anti-British activity. The Home Office confirmed he is a Greek national ousted “in the public interest” as Cyprus figures arrive for talks with Makarios aides.
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London
Scotland Yard
Britain
Kallinikos Macheriotis
Athens
Macheriotis
Cyprus Ethnarchy Organization
Makarios
Home Office
Colonia Office
Cyprus
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
Nicos Kranidiotis
Cyprus Ethnarchy
Maxarios
Bishon
Eisenhower Signs Documents as Senate Aid Fight Looms
President Eisenhower, just after surgery, signed three documents and remained in good spirits as White House aides pursued Senate support to restore at least $600,000,000 of the $1.1 billion foreign aid cut. Doctors reported a comfortable night and stable vitals while the President began light walking in hospital.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
U.S. Army
Colorado
Sherman Adams
Senate
House
Hagerty
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Os Hospital
White [House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Walter Reed Hospital
Senate House highway bill conferees begin first session
Conferees open talks on a giant interstate highway bill amid sharp dispute over how 25 billion in federal funds should be allocated among states. Key vote splits favor different formulas with population versus need as main levers, signaling a possible deadlock next week.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
McGregor
McGregor (R
Ohio
Gore
Administration presses Senate to restore foreign aid cuts
Washington officials on behalf of President Eisenhower urged the Senate to restore at least 600 million of the 1.1 billion cut by the House to foreign aid. Senate leaders offered no commitments after a 90 minute White House meeting with top GOP and Democratic figures.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
White House
Lyndon B Johnson
NATO
Johnson
William F. Knowland
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Russia
Knowland
Hagerty
Adams
President did not send written message to Senate leaders meeting
Hagerty noted the President did not offer a written communication to Senate leaders and Appeals, while Adams described the appeal as similar to the President's public remarks at a press conference and in a letter from the House debate, as reported by the Press Turn on AID Page 2.
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Hagerty
Senate
Adams
Joseph W. Martin
Khrushchev Promises Growth as Russia Seeks Richer Nation
Khrushchev told a Stalingrad audience that the USSR will grow wealthier and urged co existence while denouncing capitalism. He criticized Western plans and praised socialist resilience as Moscow Radio quoted him amid praise for Tito and calls to resist foreign aid and interference.
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London
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalingrad
United States
Moscow Radio
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Rebels Executed After Argentina Uprising
Five more rebels were executed by firing squads in Argentina, raising total executions to 43 since loyal forces crushed the Peronista uprising. Military courts held hundreds, with martial law in effect and up to 1,000 arrests reported nationwide. Raul Lagomarsson named as civilian leader of the revolt.
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Oscar ‘Lorenzo Cagorno
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Pedro E. Aramburu
Raul Lagomarsson
Airports in Wisconsin share $411,900 in U S aid
Wisconsin airport projects receive 411900 in federal funds for the next fiscal year under a four year program. State and local governments will provide dollar for dollar matching. Approved projects include Ashland 20000 Crandon 36350 Hartford 60000 Milwaukee Mitchell 220250 Rhinelander Oneida 75000.
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Washington AW
Wisconsin
Ashland
Crandon
Hartford Municipal
Milwaukee
General Mitchell Field
Rhinelander-Oneida County
Cyprus clerk condemned amid Greek protests feared
The condemned man was 23 year old Cypriot clerk 1Steilos Mavromatis employed in Nicosia by the Royal Air Force. Britain faced protests after earlier hangings of Cypriot youths who shot men. The new death sentence, for a shooting where bullets missed, was expected to trigger furious Greek demonstrations.
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1Steilos Mavromatis
Nicosia
Royal Air Force
Britain
Catlin asks court to clarify ethics charges
Wisconsin Republican Mark Catlin Jr. asks the Wisconsin Supreme Court to make ethics charges against him definite and to strike irrelevant material. He also seeks a list of witness names the bar officials may use, arguing the claims are vague and prejudicial. The petition requests specific facts and dates and contends the proceedings imply he could influence parole or pardons.
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Madison
W—Assembly
Mark Catlin Jr
Appleton
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Board of Bar Commissioners
Catlin
Bar Commissioners
High Court
Bar
Ion
Kohler
Senate Passes Bill To Authorize Use Of Postmark
Attorneys for an 41 year old Appleton lawyer argued for a more definite bill of particulars. The Senate has passed the bill and sent it to the White House for approval. A continuance was obtained on a Catha reply until June. A “Pray for peace” postmark was noted on Imai communications.
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Appleton
Washington
Senate
House
Catha
Driver Sentenced to Five Days for Speeding to Lake
Detroit op Louis Dononoff, 22, told the court he sped to reach a lake and cool off. The judge sentenced him to five days in the cooler for the offense.
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Detroit
Louis Dononoff
Dononoff
Killarney Estate Put Up for Sale by Grosvenor Heirs
Miss Beatrice Grosvenor confirms the Killarney estate in Kenmare County Kerry will be sold to raise 70 000 pounds in British duties. The Kenmare Lakes area covering about 8300 acres including Kenmare House and 18 bedrooms may be reduced to 1000 acres, with bids expected from the Irish government or wealthy Americans. The Killarney Tourist Development Co announces it will bid, citing national importance.
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Kenmare
County Kerry
Beatrice Grosvenor
Killarney
Boston Irish
Timbuctu
Central County
F Kerry
Grosvenor
Kenimare House
Earl of ‘Kenmare
Iona Gill
Indian Sentenced To Life in Prison
Russell Monegar a 24 year old American Indian was sentenced to life in prison for the knife killings of his wife his mother in law his month old niece and his year old nephew last month in WAUSAU Wisconsin American Indian drugs were cited as a claimed cause of derangement.
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Wausau, Wis
Russell Monegar
Monegar
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