Two Hurt When Train Strikes Auto In Oshkosh
Two people were injured when a Soo Line southbound train struck a westbound car at the West Irving Street crossing in Oshkosh. Thomas Mark, 15, was in critical condition with possible skull fracture and internal injuries, while his mother Dorothy Mark, 51, suffered shock and cuts.
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Omro
West Irving Street
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Mark
Cuucy
Soo Line
Dorothy
Bruiges- Wsth
Mark
Bar
Qshkesh
Westeing
Bert
Oshkosh Automatic
W. Irving Si
Alark
Eumie Chilson
Fond du Lac
Dorothy Mark
Rt. 1
North Korean airmen surrender in South Korea flight incident
Two 24 year old North Korean airmen surrendered to U S and South Korean officials at Seoul city airport after flying a Soviet built Yak aircraft across the demilitarized zone. They claimed MiG training in Russia and said they originated from Pyongyang's air force HQ. General Roger Ramer led the briefing and ordered interrogation.
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Seoul City
Korea
Rus Sa
United Nations
Air Force
Demilitarized Zone
South Korea
Dari
Roger
Ramer
Lee Woon Yong
Lee Eun Sung
Suai
Pyongyang
Red Borez
Wisconsin Assembly rejects traffic patrol expansion bill
The Wisconsin Assembly refused to pass the governor backed expansion plan for a 250 to 340 strong state patrol over three years. An amendment would add 9 men a year for two years, but the floor vote left the measure defeated with possible reconsideration next week.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Kohler
Mischke
Wote
Assembly
Kobler
Denver
House Armed Services Panel Fans Compromise Reserve Bill
Washington backers of a compromise reserve bill push a Senate approved expansion to 2.9 million, removing a youth corps plan and preserving reserve call up powers. Some members protest consultative process as figure on antis segregation and emergency authority loom large.
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House Armed Services Group
Washington
White House
House Armed Services Committee
Shom
Congress
Vinson
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Armed Services Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rep
Powell
D-Ny
Lany
Korea
Byrd
D-Ma
Symington
Todare
America
Russia
Senate
Chicago Polio Rate Tops Level in 25 Years
Chicago health chief Dr. Herman N. Bundesen announced 27 polio cases this year versus 4 by the same point last year. He noted three cases followed Salk vaccine inoculations and said the current rate is the highest in a quarter century.
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Chicago
Herman N. Bundesen
Board of Health
Bundgsen
Concerto Accordion Ad From Daily North Western
Mrs S W placed an ad offering a CONCERTO ACCORDION 120V like new reasonable. Daily North Western ads offer items for sale at 600 Waugoo with phone contact 8LK8090 for viewing and purchase.
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Northwestern
City Council Upholds Veto Of Water Basin
Oshkosh aldermen vote to sustain the mayor's veto of a proposed water basin in Miller's Bay southeast of the city. The decision includes calls to study alternate sites, consult the State Board of Health, and involve the water board while considering River's Bar development and recreation needs.
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Maror Ernest
Miller's Bay
Public Works
Public Works Committee
Water Board
Miller’s Bar
Oshkosh
State Board of Health
Rt ‘Thompson
Cormer
Miers
Harry Meyer
Cowell
Counch
Eisenhower Signs Reciprocal Trade Bill Expands Tariff Powers
President Eisenhower signs a reciprocal trade bill granting authority to lower tariffs and expand world trade while broadening grounds for industry to claim injury. The measure allows quotas and tariff adjustments within set limits and to seek protection against foreign competition.
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Fashington
Eisenhower
Bret
White House
Senate
House
Nnions
Office]of Defense Mobilization
Red China approves five year plan to expand economy
Peiping Radio reports China State Council has adopted a draft five year plan to develop its backward economy. Communist leaders promote the plan through state newspapers and radio to drum up support and enthusiasm.
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Tokyo
China
State Council
Peiping Radio
Molotov Accepts Ike as Chair for Geneva Summit Start
In San Francisco the Big Four foreign ministers outlined a summit plan with President Eisenhower presiding over initial sessions in Geneva. Molotov showed no objection to proposals from Dulles Pineau and Macmillan and asked for time to study them.
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San Francisco
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Geneva
United Nations
Mown Ore
Ine
Big FoUr
Tooteign
Molotaovi
Seyaiene Eisenhower
Blolorov
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Spien
Antoine Pinar
Harold Mackillan
Dulles
Piney
Mackillan
Moldor
Aionday
MerMillen
Molotov
V. AL Molotov
Eisenhower
Andrew Cardier
Georgi Zerubin
United States
Senate Approves Broad Defense Bill Amid Battles Over Air Power
The Senate passed a large defense bill totaling 31.9 billion dollars for the coming year after a debate over military strength and air power. Provisions faced changes on Army and Navy manpower, Marine Corps funding, and long-range aircraft production, with Senate amendments strengthening the Air Force and backing rapid jet fighter programs amid U S Russia comparisons.
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Symington
Erré
United States
Senate
O'Mahoney
Congress
Marine Corps
Fisenhower
Hisenhower
Navy
Joe
Maine
Ney
House
Air Force
Sen
J Chaver
Chavez
Russia
Byrd
Armed Services Committee
Justice Warren and wife begin seven week Europe tour
Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren and his wife Nina departed for Europe from Stockholm today for a seven week trip. Warren called the vacation their first real break since he entered politics thirty years ago.
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Justice Warren
Europe
New York (Or
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Nina
Stockshulm
Warren
Goose weeders work San Joaquin Valley farm fields
California farmers in the San Joaquin Valley face a labor shortage and turn to geese to weed crops. Farmer Fred Scharet notes the geese cleared 66 acres in exactly two weeks by eating Johnson grass and other weeds while leaving cotton plants untouched.
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Bakersfield
Calif Cocion
San Joaquin Valles
Fred Scharét
Cyprus Hit by Terror Attacks Raises Security in Bases
In Nicosia Cyprus police and army tighten security after a string of bombings by underground groups opposing British rule. Gen Sir Charles Keightey’s residence was targeted Monday night with two bombs causing no casualties. Attacks reached Nicosia Kyrenia Famagusta Paphos and Amos Domenos.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
H Ss Vival
Mediterranean
Unio
Greece
Charles Keightey
Rhef
Middle East Army
Kyrenia
Famengesta
Amos Domenos
Paphos
Shakeup in Argentina Cabinet Seen as Peron Regime Falls
Reports from diplomatic sources in Montevideo claim Argentina’s cabinet will be shaken and Peron’s regime replaced by a military junta with Juan D. Peron as figurehead. Observers note Peron has avoided official duties while army minister Lucero signals a power shift similar to Egypt’s 1952 revolt.
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Buenos Ayres
Arterima
Charseceiaires
Montevideo
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Fulgence Charpentier
Toronto
Shekerp
Adm
Anibal Olivier
Taurs- Gev
Loris Cornes
Uruguay
Franklin Lucero
Juan de Peron
Egypt
Farouk
Mohammed Naguib
Buenos Aires
Monder
Lucero
Eva Peron
We i
Re Istate
Mongar
Weekend GOP Parley at Ripon Takes Top Billing in Wisconsin
Madison focuses on summer legislative work as Ripon hosts a Republican convention at Ripon College on Saturday while Democrats hold a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Milwaukee. The meeting centers on endorsements for national committeeman and committeewoman, with Pierce, Ringling, Mrs Fox, and Mrs Baden seeking posts. presidential electors are not on the slate. National party figures including Halleck and Butler are billed as keynote speakers, drawing wide attendance and political speculation ahead of the 1956 fall campaign.
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Madison
Ripon
Milwaukee
State Republi Committee
Rvion College
Satur Ger
Democrats
Wisconsin
G. G. Town
Waukesha
Airs
Town
National Committee
Pierce
Ringling
Cyrus Philipp
Indiana
Charles Halleck
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Tke
Red China’s Council Okeys
Ike
Tum
U.N
Argentina
Paul Butler
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