OSC Building Loan Okayed by Federal Agency
A $200,000 loan for Oshkosh State College as part of a $3.45 million Wisconsin student union funding package received preliminary approval from the Federal Housing and Home Financing Agency in Washington. The project, starting July 1, will add student meeting rooms offices and library space at OSC and eight other state colleges, with aims to support education programs and provide needed space in labs infirmaries and classrooms.
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State College plans loans for new Oshkosh dorms
The State College building program compares a student union loan to a federal approval in February for two new 200 bed dormitories at Oshkosh State College.
Gronchi to Leave For Rome by Plane
President Gronchi of Italy plans a state visit to the United States and Canada, leaving for Rome by plane. The 68 year old leader has been in bed with a slight cold, forcing the cancellation of a visit to Brookhaven National Laboratory and a day of routine business.
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Atomic Laboratory
Brookhaven
Bobby Slain By Cypriots Two Wounded
In Nicosia Cyprus a Turkish constable and a civilian were killed amid escalating violence as Cypriot extremists attacked, wounding two others and prompting police to warn shops and vehicles to shutter. A British presence watched tensions rise with reports of clashes and arson in the city.
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Skyhook Balloon Snag Delays Northern US Mission
A wayward Skyhook balloon launched from Iowa Tuesday rose unexpectedly to 21 miles, drifted into New York State, then headed toward Buffalo and Rochester. Scientists expected to deploy equipment on Thursday but may alter plans after Tuesday’s exhausting chase and the mission’s setback.
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French trawler Vert Prairial wrecks off England coast
The 270 ton French trawler Vert Prairial stranded on rocks off the southwest tip of England early today. It is feared all 16 to 18 crewmen are lost, with two bodies recovered by a lifeboat and seven more washing up on the rocky shore.
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Tension Over Cyprus Bases Strains U S British Talks
A garbled wire service style report notes ongoing tensions between the United States and Britain over Cyprus bases. The piece mentions high level discussions and a hope for progress, with reference to an upcoming briefing on page two.
Cathedral And Rectory Fire Claims Two Dead
Fire crews battled a cathedral and adjoining rectory blaze causing two deaths. The tragedy disrupted services as investigators worked to determine the cause and extent of the damage to the church buildings.
Happy to Seek Re-Election With Nixon Says President
President Eisenhower declared readiness to seek re election and asserted the United States would aid peace in the Middle East. He emphasized allied interests and noted Greece's role in stabilizing the Cyprus dispute, while U S Ambassador Day spoke in Athens citing concern over Cyprus and American sympathy for Greece.
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East German Reds Allegedly Harm Former Officials
The League of Free Jurists in West Berlin claims East German agents severely harmed two former Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl aides. Ellis Barezatis, 44, Grotewohl's secretary, and Karl Laurenz, Sr. were said to be executed after a secret October trial.
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New Hampshire Primary Returns Highlight Regional Contest
Estes defeats Adlai in New Hampshire with Nixon vote anomalies noted. Democratic results show Stevenson with strong showing and Kefauver calling for substance, while Herter leads Republican preferences. Unclear tallies, but convention momentum and delegate implications loom.
Nothing to Get Nervous About Housecleaning Ad Pitch
An old style classified pitch promises extra cash by selling off valuables to clear dust catchers from basements and attics. It advertises three line ad options with small-day rates and urges mail-in or in-person submission for spring cleaning.
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City Will Get First Chance At Church Site
City leaders pursue first option to buy the former church site as a public sale looms. Aldermen Alvin Cherapata and others back the move to improve city holdings around the school site and enable future development. Committee chair Leo Xiemud says the property should be assessed for sale price and will consult the city attorney before presenting terms to the church board.
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Eisenhower Endorses Nixon Strongest To Date In News Conf
President Eisenhower declared his strongest endorsement of Vice President Richard M. Nixon to date during a four oclock news conference. He said he was happy to have Nixon as a friend and associate in government and expected this to be his final public discussion before the Republican convention in August. The president also touched on farm issues and legislative plans, urging speed on farm matters as the party prepares for the upcoming convention. Page 2.
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Burns take Adella Beach woman’s life in fire
A blaze at Adella Beach ends in the death of a local woman. Neighbors report the fire alarm was raised as a teen resident fled the scene, with authorities now investigating the cause and possible involvement of others. Cindy Davenport reported living alone prior to the incident.
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White Man Freed In Slaying of Negro Near Glendora
A Mississippi courtroom audience heard Roy Brrent and FW. 38 ember be fined in the December slaying case tied to Chicago Neste Erm. The defender Torete tan sat unarmed as the jury acquitted the man who faced murder charges. Em’s wife testified about her husband’s shooting.
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