Oshkosh Annex Northward Push Tied to 77 Acres
Oshkosh moves to annex 77 more acres north of Murdocks Street as city and Town of Oshkosh settle prorated assets with a $4 063 88 payment. Officials plan petitions for 82 more acres east of Hazel Street while adjusting assets and liabilities from annexations since 1953.
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Globe Furniture
Algoma Park
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Columbus Club
Mollet Seeks Martial Law in Algeria Debates Move
The French Senate considers a bill to grant martial law powers in Algeria to quash unrest and reorganize administration. The National Assembly approved the measure with most deputies supporting Mollet. only followers of Pierre Poujade opposed. Deserions by Algerian troops accompany the push amid parliamentary action.
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Ioe
Nations Assembly
Algerien
National Assembly
Pierre Poujade
Antias
Mollet
Jacques
Approval For Two Price Plan For Wheat Sees Support
Eight farm belt senators see a good chance for approval of a two price plan for wheat. The Carlson plan would guarantee farmers the return price for a portion of the crop, with exports sold at market price. The government would pay the difference between market price and 109 percent of par for domestic use. Republican leaders push to speed action on farm legislation.
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Washington
Eumani
Wh Hower
Seering Man Des Moines Iowa Incident Report
In Des Moines Iowa two men jeered a woman for more than an hour outside a store. An office window framed a scene as a bystander reported a man taking a photo near a jewelry shop on Sigma Street.
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Iowa
Witdon
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No Big Defense Hike, Says Secretary Wilson
Secretary Wilson argues no need for major defense increase. He says U S capability to inflict vast destruction cannot be thwarted and that the United States may outdistance foes in some missile areas while trailing in others. He asserts current force levels suffice if properly funded and executed.
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Wilson
United States
Agewinistration
Soviet Union
Graff
Wisoa
Comgarisea
House Votes Delay in Stated Tax Reductions
The House overwhelmingly voted to postpone for one year scheduled reductions in income and corporate taxes. The measure would extend present rates to April and continue automatic cutbacks on excise taxes including liquor cigarettes gasoline and autos. The plan awaits Senate action and President Eisenhower warned Congress to act to avoid balance disruption.
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Washington
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Japan agrees to pay ten million in war damages
Tokyo reports that Japan will compensate Dutch civilians interned during World War Two with a payment totaling ten million dollars. The announcement frames the sum as restitution for wartime hardship.
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Tokyo
Japan
Balloon sized balloon launched at University of Iowa
A 250 foot long balloon with a 154 foot diameter was launched at the University of Iowa to study the upper atmosphere. Scientists plan to parachute instruments to earth near Lake Michigan and bring back recordings to reveal nuclear particles from space.
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Indiana
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Atomic Energy’ Commission
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Massachusetts Institue of Technology
Most Vicious Wind of 1935 Hit Fronds Keys
Reprint notes the 1935 hurricane in the Florida Keys with winds estimated near 250 mph. The piece pivots to promoting "PERSON TO-PERSON" Want Ads with quick results and affordable rates.
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Fronds Keys
U S Airman Dies In Landing Mishap
Hamilton Bermuda officials report Airman 2C Wallace D. Barton of Asheville North Carolina died from injuries after a KC97 veered off the runway at Kindley AFB during a landing Saturday The crash also injured three other airmen though less seriously
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Wallace D. Barton
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Unclear historic incident cited in Cyprus demonstrations and raids
Fragmentary report notes police clash during Cyprus unrest with British troops targeted in two attacks no injuries. It mentions 500 people in Larnaca defying a gathering ban and a demonstration linked to Greece while authorities pursue alleged Reds and strikes with limited detail.
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Porce
Cyprus
Nicosia
Pilot Killed in US Air Force Jet Crash Near Yokota
A U S Air Force jet trainer crashed near Yokota shortly after takeoff this afternoon. The pilot was killed and the cause of the crash remains unknown. The pilot's name was withheld.
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Tokyo
Yokota
Cyprus Crisis Urges UN Intervention
Fragmented text reports calls for United Nations action in Cyprus with Greece and British officials cited. Mentions Secretary General and UN leadership, unclear details, and a foreign affairs context.
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Greece
UN Cxoress Secor Christiza Pelames
Adlea
Plague Orange Cozz and Wahitaer Veteran Remarks
Fragmentary notes reference individuals Cozz George D3 and WE Wahitaer with unclear phrases “very pleasam” and “wee-feol” plus a stray amount of $2.0. The text lacks coherent events or verifiable entities beyond these names and a money figure.
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Veterizari
Air Force Navy Planes Crash Result in Six Deaths
United Press reports a collision between a Air Force jet and a Navy plane near Oscoda Michigan. Six crewmen killed and a search for two missing girls followed the crash, with rescuers reaching the scene as a survivor was reported. A pilot bailed to safety, landing near Wurtsmith AFB before the crash.
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Azores
House Group Votes OK On Military Bill
Washington group approves military appropriations bill authorizing funds to be allocated in separate bills. Air Force receives 1.1 billion dollars, Army 364 million, Navy 207 million. Emergency programs include overseas housing and increased project costs.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Navy
DEE
British House Approves Ban on Capital Punishment
The House of Commons approves a ban on capital punishment amid partisan debate. Government supporters welcome the move as a step toward modernizing the legal system while opponents warn of potential risks to justice and public safety.
Father of Tot Chewed by Rats Threatens to Burn Slum Home
In Detroit a father vowed to burn his slum flat if his infant son Nathaniel dies after being savaged by rats. The child suffered severe facial bites and lost fingers while doctors labeled his condition serious. Police detained the mother for neglect as landlord Ben Magid faces repair orders from the Health Department.
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