Israel Blamed by U N Mixed Armistice Commission
The U N Mixed Armistice Commission labeled Israel as a brutal aggressor for a Gaza attack that killed 38 Egyptians and Israelis, breaching the Palestine truce. The ruling, urged by Egypt, followed border clashes and heightened UN Security Council scrutiny with Maj Gen Burns expected to report in New York.
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Canada
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Government House
UW ROTC cadets uninjured after Clinton plane crash
A Air Force plane from Tinker AFB ran into a Clinton municipal airport barrier during a rough landing. A defective fuel line and gusty winds contributed to the incident en route to Tru Field Madison. Crew included co pilot Captain B H Pond navigator Lt Bob Hendrix and T Sgt James Lancaster.
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L. Fischer
Exorene Nelson
David Ross
Donald Ward
Jack Jennerjohn
Edward Rice
Milwaukee
Febert Amos
Monroe
Roman Bukolt
Stevens Point
William Helms
Eau Claire
Allan Johnson
Gasesie
Ronald Nehring
Two Rivers
Robert
Thorpe
Adolph Pavelec
Grand Marsh
Reilin Porter
Vandalia
Roger Rietz
Oconto
Dorie Winnie
Brandon
Richard
Wigglesworth
Dane
Robert Yates
Chippewa Falls
Arnold Zimmerman
Pamira
Allan Lazareus
Michigan City
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Chili
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H Pond
Arab nations push for neutralist military alliance
Egypt and Syria vow to form a new Arab military command with Saudi Arabia inviting Iraq to join if it drops a separate pact with Turkey. The three say they will convene premiers and defense ministers this month to outline a joint command, coordinated training, and an inter-Arab bank to bolster economic unity.
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Tito calls for destruction of all nuclear arms worldwide
Belgrade AP Tito urged destruction of all nuclear weapons, calling the arms race a danger to humanity. He framed nuclear science as a potential peaceful boon and disclosed Yugoslavia holds nuclear raw materials and will soon use them for the people’s well being.
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Yugoslavia
Corkscrew Planes Take Off In Experimental Run
Wisconsin professor Winans reports successful corkscrew takeoffs using a novel rope release system on Lake Kegonsa. He plans to seek passenger flights with Civil Aeronautics Authority approval after fixing rope failures and refining binding method to prevent breakage.
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University of Wisconsin
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Tractor Trailer Driver Killed In Wisconsin Tree Crash
Clifford R. Thake, 37, of Hayward Wisconsin, died Saturday when his tractor trailer left the road and struck a tree near here. State Police said Thake apparently lost control of the vehicle.
Storm Sewer Financing On Agenda Tonight
City government schedules storm sewer financing measures for tonight's meeting. A $50,000 bond issue for the Oregon Street bridge and North Street project is planned, with bids and construction specs to follow.
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John C. Voss
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Weeck
Evans Street
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Orss Committee
Winnebago County
Heroes of Remagen Honored by President
A wartime tribute recalls the Remagen Bridge crossing and Eisenhower honoring veterans from New Jersey to South Carolina. Gen. William D. Ret. invited, with soldiers led by Maj. Gen. Hodge ordered to seize the river crossing on March 7, 1945, preserving a critical Allied victory.
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Anthony Samele
Bronx
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Saddie
River Township
Windsor Miler
Liver Springs
John Grimba
Columbia
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Wiliam Rsies
Spain
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Weather Summary From Western Wisconsin Observations
The Western Wisconsin forecast notes southerly winds increasing to 20 miles per hour on Tuesday. Temperature readings from Randall gauge show 3:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. mostly fair with inch-scale snow crest measurements near Menasha dam. Buckstaff Observatory records indicate a high of 18 and a low of 1, with trace snow and slight year-to-year deficits.
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Hundreds Flee as Ohio Rises and Nevada Nuclear Readiness
A fragmented OCR tale reports mass evacuation amid rising water in Ohio and a distant Nevada nuclear test apparatus. It notes severe flood damage, a claimed $100,600 loss, and mentions observers tracking a heavily discussed "City-Buster" device with pages promising further atomic coverage.
Interest Mounts In Spring Primary Contests
Local voters show rising interest in Tuesday’s spring primary with 732 ballots cast and 48 expected next day. Four aldermanic races across four wards and four county judge candidates draw attention as residents seek change and stability. The campaign features Herbert Mueller Frank D. McDonald Arnold Cane and others with turnout questions and residency checks noted. The story continues on page 2.
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Cir Haarrow
Far Eastern Storm Kills 18 and Hits Fishing Fleets
A five day storm across the Yellow and East China Seas killed 18 people and left 46 missing while 117 ships were sunk damaged or washed away. The Japanese maritime safety board released the initial tally. Most missing vessels were small fishing craft.
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East China
Japanese Maritime Safety Board
Reds Hint They Are Working on A Vessels
Page shows a terse sports item noting the Reds are developing vessels or vessels project hints, with limited readable text from a London area page. No clear names or dates available.
Oil on Man's Oklahoma Farm May Save Him From Execution
A fragmented Oklahoma farm item notes a man facing execution, an oil strike on wartime land, and Sinclair Refining Co plans to drill three more wells. The state Supreme Court denied Spegal's appeal, and the story hints funds possibly aiding his fate.
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Crash claims two lives near Rockton Vernon Tripke and Mabel
A two-vehicle crash near Rockton fatally injured Vernon Tripke aged 48 and Mabel aged 47. The collision involved another automobile and occurred in the vicinity, leaving authorities to investigate the fatal outcome.
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Spring Near in First Week Weather Hopes
Fragmentary text references spring expectations and dates. Mentions 1943 and March with unclear context. Reads like a weather and calendar update with scattered proper nouns and garbled phrases.
Five Die In Chicago Bakery Explosion At Wiebold Store
A deadly blast at the Wiebold department store bakery in River Forest killed five workers and injured others when a gas oven exploded. Floors were shattered and the building suffered extensive damage estimated at 16000 dollars. Survivor Carl Carlson, 54, was inside an oven during the blast.
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