Council Advances Major Bond Issue in City Plans
The Common Council adopted initial resolutions for a 500000 public works bond and called for study of financing a 2624472 storm sewer system. The plan covers 380000 city share of a 1140000 Oregon Street bridge plus 120000 for North Maine Street repairs and High Street improvements. Only Alderman Anthony Kerber dissented citing surplus funds for a safer margin.
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High Street
Aldermien
Anthony Kerber
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North Main Street
Alrea
State Department
Pode Health
Rebwit Main Street
Daver John C. Voss
Mgit
Jerry Donohue Engineering Company
Sheborgem
Emmeline Cook School
Ald
Arno Nonweiler
Election Day Confusion Across Wisconsin Primaries
Voters faced a muddled ballot as Madison and other counties held local primaries and judicial contests while no statewide races appeared. Nonpartisan backers and a general lack of marquee seats left many races with only two candidates and limited urgency.
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Supreme Court
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Wisconsin Weather Summary From March Report
The report notes partly cloudy skies, warmer temperatures and wind shifts across northwestern Wisconsin. Measurable snow occurred in some areas with a 3 inch gauge reading near Fox River and a low temperature of minus 4 degrees at Menasha Observatory. Precipitation was None for the period observed, with a notable temperature contrast from the previous year.
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Toni
Ana Cieusy
Watt
Norice
Buckstaff Observatory
Taylor Named As New Far East U N Commander
General Maxwell D. Taylor was named U S Far East commander and head of United Nations forces in the region effective April 1 He succeeds General James A Van Fleet after 37 years in the Army Taylor has led ground forces in Japan Korea and Okinawa and spent time in Washington before his retirement He is known for a daring World War II mission behind German lines in the Ardennes and for parachuting into the ETO.
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Bette of the Bulge
Evacuations Reported After Geneva Armistice
The Fr press agency said 35,000 of 50,000 Chinese in North Vietnam were evacuated to the non Communist south following the Geneva armistice.
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Paris
Viet Nem
Geneva
Nationalists Rush Matsu Island Buildup
Nationalist forces expanded their buildup around Matsu Island, increasing the number of troops to about forty four thousand as they mass near the invasion coast. No clashes were reported as forces conducted routine patrols in the Formosa Strait and both sides sent reinforcements. U S naval exercises were observed near Hong Kong amid the tension.
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Regents and Faculty Clash Over University Integration Plan
The governor’s higher education proposal faces opposition from UW faculty and the board of regents. They urge a single governing board for state universities and colleges and a joint plan for expansion and programs. They call for annual revisions to the plan to ensure state growth aligns with funding and governance.
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Returns Ring Girl Story Promos and Classified Taglines
A garbled page fragment promotes ring girl returns and a variety of classifieds. It mentions low cost want ads and an 8 day rate with a contact number. The text includes scattered references to buys and promotions and a salience line about results.
Nugent Hails Acquittal as Vindication of Military Justice
Voters statewide show a light noon tally with 516 polling by noon in 1934, trailing the 2,867 total in 1953. The article notes shifts in party nominations and voter participation across wards, detailing tallies by ward and comparing 1955 with prior years.
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Ike Calls Off Engagements Amid Illness
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower canceled engagements after Mrs. Eisenhower fell ill with a cold. Secretary Mrs. Mars McCaffree said the First Lady’s events for today were called off at Dr. Snyder’s request. Mrs. McCaffree noted Mrs. Eisenhower attended church with the President Sunday morning before being ordered to bed Monday.
Woman Charged With Embezzling Assets in Court Case
A secretary from West was charged with embezzling about 335000 dollars. She admitted to mishandling funds and faced court action with a large bond set.
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Wes
Cold Eases Flood Threat On Ohio River
Weather shifts reduce flood danger along the Ohio River as cold snaps ease rainfall-driven rises. Officials monitor river gauges and warn residents near floodways to remain alert for renewed activity with potential warm-ups returning later in the week.
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Ohio River
Knowland Predicts Senate Will Reject $20 Tax Cut
Senator Knowland predicts the Senate will reject a $20 income tax cut amid ongoing talks. He cites concerns over budget impact and opposition from key committees.
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Knowland
Senate
U S Warns It Will Not Appease Communists
Secretary of State Dulles states the United States will not appease the Reds as he addresses Congress and presses Formosa policy amid rising tensions. The report notes line on U.S. stance and turn to further details on page 2.
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U.S
Dulles
Vinson Warns Reds Building Big Naval Arm
Secretary of defense Louis A Vinson warns that the Soviet Union is expanding its naval strength as U S analysts report a significant surge in submarine and surface fleet construction reflecting a planned broader naval build up observed by allied intelligence.
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Reds
U S and Canada adopt new warning signals for air attack
Officials in the United States and Canada announce updated warning signals for air attack. The new system uses an alert for target areas and a mobilization call for nontarget areas to prepare civilians and defense forces.
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U.S
Canada
Civ
Slippery Patches Reported on Wisconsin Roads
Slippery patches were reported near Stevens Point with hazards expected to be remedied by nightfall. Roads in Madison and other cities were in fair condition, with the Fox River, Lake Michigan shoreline, and several counties noted. Roads listed include Wisconsin Rapids, Black River Falls, La Crosse, Janesville, Madison, Hayward, and Tomahawk.
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la Crosse
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Monroe
Madison Portage
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Tomahawk
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Major Cleared On Nine Charges Of Collaboration
A military court acquits Major on nine collaboration charges amid unclear testimony. The case references wartime actions, including capture events and subsequent sentences. Officials describe the approval of the verdict after intense deliberation and the surrender of key captors.
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British Laborites Seek Tri-Power Arms Talk
Reported in London the Labour Party signals support for disarmament discussions while pressing for a three power arms conference. Source notes a Monday Commons debate and a push from moderates within the party.
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