Okay Hiring Of Airport Architect Okay Hiring Of Airport Architect
Winnebago County plans to hire an architect to draft plans for a major airport reconstruction project. The county board authorized its aviation committee to select an architect, with a likely decision in a week or two. The project includes a new terminal building and expansion of access and zoning amendments for airport areas.
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Winnebago County
County
Sue
Sudim
Beilding
Ag. Loncwe
Bccess
County Board
Ac- Len
Wisconsin Aesresauues
Borati
Aeronza
Cousir
Ems
Ik Gaiv
Ruansars
Sap
Alvin A
Neensh
Amiend-Menis
State Highways Slippery After Overnight Snow
Overnight snow left Wisconsin highways generally slippery with Madison reporting one inch. Portage had five inches and Wausau six. Snow fell in Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Stevens Point Sparta Black River Falls and Wisconsin Rapids regions as dawn began.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Portage
Wausau
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Stevens Point
Sparta
Black River Falls
Wisconsin Rapids
Marines Plan Mediterranean Unit Deployment
The Pentagon announced a battalion sized Marine unit will head to the Mediterranean for training and replace a similar unit. The move follows decades of rotating forces into the region as part of regular front line reinforcement and readiness drills.
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Washington
D. Dezert
MerTaneen
Pentagon
Maries
Aves
Mediterranean
Pentegon Angauncemex
Iter
Unis
Iba
Ime
Na Paske
Korea
Mecerranean
Woman Hurt As Car Skids Into Abutment
A car on Oregon Street Road collided with an abutment after skidding on slick pavement. The driver Emma A. Grafien sustained a broken wrist and facial injuries, with additional nose lacerations and bruises. Officers cited slippery conditions as a factor. the car’s front end and right side were damaged. EMS transported Grafien to a hospital.
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Emma A Greffen
RE 2
Oshkosh
Oregon Street
Greffen
Schoo
Emma A. Gratien
Ieres
Ers
Creser. Streat
County Trenmort
Fairchild Wins Large Primary Victory in Wisconsin
Fairchild led the Wisconsin primary with a decisive margin, defeating Dieterich and other candidates. The 43 year old former attorney general appears set to fill the Supreme Court vacancy created by Chief Justice Edward Farewald. Voter turnout was low due to bad weather, with about eight votes separating Finch in a distant second.
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Milwauchee
Thomas E. Fairchild
United States
Wisconsin
Aterney
Nery
Chid
Lenglade
Finch
Fairehold
Ogemie
Sora
Cassever
Fe Election Board
Towa Clers
William Blyzel
Fairchild
St HS
Madison
Adm Byrd To Discuss Claims On Antarctica
Admiral Richard E Byrd arrives from Peosma to testify on Antarctic land claims before Washington officials. He plans to discuss claims but declines to reveal whether he will support recognizing U S ownership.
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Adm. Byrd
Antarctica
Miame Beach
Richard E. Ssyrd
Attarctice
Brre
Arives
Pesema
Freey
Washington
Siztes
Eisenhower Says Nixon May Chart His Own Course
President Eisenhower said he asked Vice President Nixon to decide if he wants a second term and did not rule out Nixon as his running mate. He stressed not pressuring Nixon and indicated he would not stay in the race if unfit to serve.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dee
Eisechower
Ceaiz
Hell
Anc Sailer
Bell
Damage Heavy as Hurricane Strikes Brazil Port City
Fragmented report notes heavy damage across Brazil with flooded streets and damaged trees and coconut crops. No casualties reported in the readable text.
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Brazil
Three-State Tornado Rampage Kills One and Injures 33 More
Severe storms and a tornado outbreak struck Kentucky Tennessee and Alabama with warnings in western Pennsylvania. A Marion Indiana tornado killed a young woman and injured 25 as other towns such as Dunnington and Galveston faced damage. Damage costs exceed a million dollars as outages and debris disrupted services across the region.
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United Press
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Tennessee
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Buckley, H
Indiana
Marion
Ind
Dunnington
Galveston
Memcoumberland
New England
New York i
General Hospital
Perryville
Buckley and
Hall Butler Clash In Battle of Wits
Kansas City reports a heated exchange at a GOP meeting with Leonard Hall and John Butler sparring over Eisenhower health and Democratic programs. Debate covered economy, campaign strategy, and who benefits from tax and business policies as spectators stirred.
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Washington National Airport
Kansas City
National
Keonard Hall
GOP
Paul Butler
Democrats
Hall
Butler
Leonard Halt
Peter
Jens Ree
Kansas
Essex
Bsuer
Repubican Sec
Peppie Peart
Minerator
Eisenhowers
Ofce
West Belly
Surcelsitais
Skier Missing After Snowslide Near Jackson Hole
Work crews cleared the last snow segment hoping to locate 30 year old John Stanley of Summit Illinois swept away by a Jackson Hole avalanche Monday. Stanley’s poles were found Tuesday but his body remained buried beneath 35 feet of snow.
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Jackson
Wrc
John] Stanley
Summit
Jackson Hole
Shole
Stanley
Ugliness Claims Attributed To Dr Weed Speech
The fragment cites Dr. Weed claiming Americans have the ugliest faces in the world with tension marks and facial blemishes. He singles out big cities, naming New York as especially ugly, describing urban faces as the worst.
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Omaha
Anzouz
Weed
New York
Israel Faces Growing Threat of War Amid Cairo Talks
Ben-Gurion warns that events raise the danger of war as Egypt hosts a high level conference in Cairo seeking Arab unity. Israel rejects offers and cautions that a British backed accord could affect Jordan while U S policy remains unchanged. Page 2.
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Ace
Leaters
Cairo
Saukei
Riwwaty
Syria
Gamal Addel
Areb Gee
Charge Trio Caught After Village Battle
Three men from St Paul and Minneapolis faced multiple charges after a village clash in Denbury. Herbert Eisenzimme, Francis Crosor, and Eugene Morrissey waived preliminary hearings and were bound over to circuit court on illtss counts of breaking and entering and assault. Bond set at $3,000 each.
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Nésoia
Sunder Eer
Crcuit Court
Atv
Clive Stracz
Spreali
Danburr
Begum Sre
Lizeaan
Danburs
Lize
Probers Fault Costs in Navy Demon Fighter Program
House investigators blame costly errors by McDonnell Aircraft Westinghouse and Navy for the 58 million dollar Demon jet fighter program failure. Four pilots died testing the aircraft which used underpowered engines and many planes never flew or soon became obsolete. The report cites industry to recruit retired officers and notes broader optimistic aims during wartime rush.
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Washington
House
Navy
NewDornell Aircraft
Westinghouse Electric
Chet Holifield
D-Cahit
Defense Segretary
Tis
Cering
Westinghouse
McDonnell
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