Badger Republicans Gather for Convention
Oshkosh hosts preconvention activity as Wisconsin GOP leaders prepare for Ripon convention. Key nominating battles loom for national committee posts with Pierce and Ringling eyeing the committeeman job and Mrs. Fox contending for national committeewoman. Delegates from 71 counties expected for a one day event.
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Pay Hike Bill Put Before Eisenhower For State Workers
President Eisenhower at his desk faced a pay hike bill for federal workers. It would raise a Spokane stenographer by 4.30 dollars a week and Houston janitors by about 2.50 dollars weekly. Final congressional approval came Thursday and retroactivity to March 1 would cost the government about 328 million dollars annually.
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Teen slang guide from the Daily Northwestern Want Ads
A playful parents note explains teen slang and how to use the Daily Northwestern Want Ads to reach prospective buyers. It defines phrases like take five and turkey out and suggests the ads are highly effective for contact. It uses tongue in cheek examples and signals optimism about results.
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Democrats threaten end to state tax showdown at midnight session
Reported that Democrats may join Republicans to remove opposition to a 2 percent surtax on state income and push the Legislature to recess. A midnight meeting failed to secure two thirds needed to return the surtax bill to action as Democrats and Republicans maneuvered to stall and seek a windup session.
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Baby Buggy Welcomes Twin Sons to Tecores Family
The Dis Bir Tecores announce the arrival of two baby boys, born to Sit and Dirs W. S. The proud parents celebrate becoming new guardians of twins, marking a joyful addition to their family.
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Eisenhower Urges Strength for World Cooperation
President Eisenhower spoke from the Great Stone Face site in Franconia Notch New Hampshire urging that only strength can enable cooperation with other nations. He cited national power as essential amid global aspirants and noted the mood at the 150th anniversary event and remarks on American freedom.
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Six Die As Auto Strikes Truck In Rockville
A car traveling at approximately 100 miles per hour collided with a semi truck near Rockville Indiana. Flames engulfed the wreckage killing six people including three Hammond residents and the car’s driverCarl Barnett and several family members. Fire units from three communities fought the blaze as rescuers extricated victims amid extreme heat and confusion.
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Court Upholds Passport Right Against Unfettered Denial
A U.S. Appeals Court ruling holds that a U.S. passport is a constitutional right not to be denied without valid national interest reasons. It overturned broad discretionary power claimed by the secretary of state over passport issuance and barred denying travel solely on subversive organization lists. The State Department plans an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Dulles Sets Simple Price for Ending Cold War at U N
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles outlined a three point plan for ending the cold war in a United Nations anniversary speech. He urged adherence to the UN charter, no threat or use of force, and no support for subversive activities, arguing one plan suffices to curb tensions.
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Debt limit set at 281 billion by House committee
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 281 billion dollar debt ceiling after Treasury Secretary George Humphrey argued it would force Congress to economize. He warned the limit leaves no room for tax cuts or new spending while urging restraint to sustain prosperity and avoid unnecessary debt.
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Sprinkling Ordinance Takes Effect Citywide
The city introduces a new sprinkling ordinance requiring alternate day lawn watering for even and odd premises. Violations incur fines up to 39 days in jail or more. The water board seeks a storage basin at Miller's Bay while the mayor vetoes one basin location for study.
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Refrigerator gas blamed for three deaths in cabin
Chippewa County prosecuting attorney Eugene Jackson blamed refrigerator gas for asphyxiation of three Warner family members in a cabin. The bodies of Mr and Mrs Albert Warner and their infant were found June 3. two other children survived after being unconscious but recovering in hospital. An inquest is planned Tuesday.
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Local Man Jested About Prison Address Sentenced
Luther Britt was arrested for public drunkenness after giving his address as Prison Farm No. 203. He was sentenced to 30 days at Prison Farm No. 303.
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Queen Elizabeth II Begins Norway State Visit
Queen Elizabeth II arrives in Oslo for a state visit as weather clouds swirl over the fjord. Royal Yacht Britannia steams in with cannon salutes while King Haakon III greets the royal couple on shore amid cheering Norwegians.
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Political Prisoners Freed as Peron Reshapes Argentina
Scores of political prisoners are released under President Peron as he restructures the government after the failed naval revolt. The moves come amid cabinet resignations and a nationwide address focusing on the revolt and its suppression.
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Austrians Permitted To Discard Identity Cards
Vienna authorities announced that Austrians may discard the four power identity cards they were required to carry during ten years of Allied occupation. The cards are no longer necessary following the signing of the Austrian state treaty.
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