Board adamant against using present OHS site
At a Webster the school board meeting the president stated the board will not use the present high school site except temporarily and urged council action. The meeting drew about 80 people as four board members and aldermen heard proposals for remodeling the present school and building a South Side high school. Council delays could push the issue to another time.
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Virginia Williams
Webster Stanley
Thea Hans
Joe Vole Apare Ralcil Gree Wta
Ernest Siewert
South Side
Warren F. Coe
Ald
Ray Brusius
West Side
Brusius
Siewert
Williams
Murdock Street
Partisan Fight On Air Force Budget Looms
The Senate debates the Air Force budget with Democrats seeking a 1.16 billion dollar increase beyond Eisenhower's proposal. Republicans push a 0.5 billion compromise while White House stance may shape votes in a split defense program. In Michigan, Leonard Lundberg is sentenced to life in solitary for murder of Patricia Bardick.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Sens
Styles Bridges
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
White House
Leonard H. Lundberg
House
Michigan
Saltonstall
Defense Department
Marquette State
Richard W. Neher
Schoelcraft County
Lundberg
Patricia Bardick
Burdick
Grand Marais
Sener
Tandberg
Lund
Parel
Marquette
Oklahoma angler lodging blocked over air conditioning
The Planning and Resources Board says anglers cannot stay at the Lake Taew fishing lodge due to lack of air conditioning. The article notes widespread demand for cooled comfort and mentions a “hearty million” fully air conditioned option being booked.
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Oklahoma
Planning and Resources Board
Lake Ta
French Units Ambushed By Nationalist Rebels Near Sidi Bel Abbes
French Foreign Legion patrols battled a nationalist rebel band about 25 miles from Sidi Bel Abbes. A convoy of 100 soldiers and five vehicles was ambushed. casualties were reported and a rescue battalion dispatched. Elsewhere near Ain Chair 30 French troops faced 200 rebels, with 4 killed, 4 missing, and 19 wounded. The conflict spread as Paris warned of reprisals and Algeria prepared for sustained pacification.
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Algiers
Legionnaires
Sidi Bel Abbes
Legvoy
Legion
Ain Chair
Anit
United Press
Army of Liberation
Morocco
Constantine
Paris
Maurice Bourges - Maunoury
Anglo - American Press Association
Algeria
France
National Liberation Front
North Africa
Jacques
Arousseau
Serot
al ‘Giers
Venezuela vows detailed probe into 74 death crash
Venezuelan authorities promise a thorough investigation into Wednesday's liner crash that killed 74 people, including many Americans and Venezuelan students. Authorities say parts of the aircraft and debris were recovered as Coast Guard crews searched the Atlantic about 35 miles east of the New Jersey coast.
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Venezuela
New York
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Bellevue Hospital
Sersaice
Linea Aeropostal Veneziana
New
Idiuild
Airtiner
Cam Seas
New Jersey
Jose Mendoza
U.S
Dulles Attacks Soviet Despotism and Communist Rule
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles blasted Soviet Communist despotism in San Francisco calling Khrushchev's revelations a damning indictment. He urged free peoples to shun the regime and challenged Soviet leaders to prove in Germany that Communism can win support on its merits.
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San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Assaf
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Nikita’ Khrushchev
Stalin
Dulles
Kiwanis International
Germany
East German Reds Announce Release of 19 064 Prisoners
East Germany’s communist rulers said they freed 19 064 prisoners many held for political crimes. They also attacked critics of the regime and pressed for tighter control over courts as part of its strategy to demonstrate strength and push reunification with West Germany.
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Berlin
East Germany
Benjamin
Bens
Ernest M
Benjarenc E
Grotenok
Justice Ministry
Ulezalac
Red
Itf
Germany
Allmaii
Justice
East
Gert
Kremlin
Sahn
Melshenner
Weimar
Mazfdsky
Soviet Union
Sovel
Russia
Pate to Visit Britain for Marine Inspection
Gen Randolon Pie, commandant of the X s nine Carpe, will arrive near Tuesday for a brief inspection of the Rengal Marines and a visit with their captain general the Duke of Edinburgh in London.
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London
Randolon Pie
Wil Arme
Bra
Rengal
Duke of Edinburgh
Path Opened For Action On Schools Aid Bill
The House leadership will bring up a stalled 1.609 billion dollar school construction bill next week. House Rules Committee cleared it for floor action by a 3 to 2 vote, with five Democrats and three Republicans backing the measure. Sponsors expect House approval amid a push to begin a segregation fight, as the bill would allocate 400 million dollars annually for four years based on school population, while an administration plan seeks 250 million annually for five years with a need-based portion.
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Washington
House
Congress
House Rules Committee
Eisenhower
Rules Committee
Democrats
Onertepublican
Crop Duster James True Killed in Mauston Plane Crash
A crop dusting plane crashed in an open field near Mauston killing pilot James True, 31, of Prairie, Mo. The craft owned by Dockery of Stuttgart, Ark, clipped a tree while dusting a pea field for Hillsboro Canning Co and came down on the Charles Lovison farm about six miles south of Mauston.
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Mauston
James True
Dockery
Stuggart
Ark
True
Hillsboro Canning Col
Charles Wo
Tito calls for forgetting past tensions with Russia
A Moscow radio broadcast quotes Tito urging both sides to abandon old hostilities and move toward cooperation. He cites recent Moscow agreements on Soviet Yugoslav communist cooperation and Cold War issues as a path to a better future for current and future generations.
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London
Yunoshiyitsil
Krew
Eric
Vmosenw
Mhito
Comiunst
Stalin
Moscow
Tite
Mollet Secures Three Confidence Votes in France
Premier Guy Mollet wins three confidence votes on social reforms including higher pensions costing 400 million dollars yearly. Final tally 341 to 35 as he maintains a government amid Algeria tensions. earlier votes 268-124 and 314-123.
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Paris
Guy Mallet
France
Mollet
Algeria
Conferees Agree To Limit Spending On Interstate Road Plan
Washington reports House Senate conferees reached a compromise on a 32.9 billion interstate highway program. They limited annual spending to a special fund, approved Senate tax provisions, and backed a tax and weight fee package. Wisconsin officials expect about 345 million dollars in federal aid over 13 years for state roads.
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Washington
House-Senate
Senate
Wiseem Highawave
Wisconsin Madison
Harol L. Plummer
Wisconsin Highway Commission
House
Plummer
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