Boards Urge Speedy Action on Employee Pay Dispute
Sewerage and water board officials pressed for swift resolution of a dispute over the city job evaluation ordinance that halted salary checks for 11 employees. Four resolution methods were presented, including an enforced case, declaratory judgment, and potential ordinance amendments to the council.
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Sewerage and Water Board Commissioners
Sewerage Commission
Chy
Common Council
Fay C. Dempsey
Sewerage Convision
Wotl
Pris Civ
Ciy
Couple Found Shot to Death At Clintonville
Werear ville man and his wife were found shot to death at their Clintonville home Saturday night. John Meyer, 63, shot Frances Meyer, 63, as she slept on a sofa, then killed himself in the basement. Coroner A A Meyer said the couple had been in ill health and under medical care for weeks.
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Clintonville
John “Miensted
Assis Weupacsa Cosuiy
Ae Son
A. Meyer
Wee
Frances
Rand
Pulitzer Prize Author Bromfield Dies in Ohio
Pulitzer Prize winning author and soil conservation advocate Bromfield died in University Hospital Columbus after jaundice related illness. Born December 27 1506 he won the 1926 prize for Early Autumn and later settled in Ohio buying five farms near Mansfield naming the land Malabar Fawn.
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Louis Bromfield
Advocate
Columbus, O
Bromfield
Columbes
Outlier News
University Hospital
Bromfields Library
Green Bay Tree
Massachusetts
Bromfeld
Oko
Mansfield
Ohio
Paper-Eating Puppy Eats Paycheck Evidence
Wisconsin man Frank Wignjewski found his missing paycheck inside his dog Moe after his puppy chewed and swallowed a piece of paper. The incident was observed by Wisniewski who concluded the document was consumed by the pet.
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Milwacker
Wis
Frank Wignjewski
Moe
Saturday Classes Allow European Trip Plan for Principal
At Sumny side School in Menomonee Town students will attend three Saturdays plus Good Friday to extend the term so principal can travel to Europe as an exchange teacher. Mrs. Sara Romitti of Milwaukee plans a Denmark visit, with the last ship May 25. Parents of 11 year old Joe Gingrey may move to another district, forcing him to miss the trip and attend an extra week of classes.
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Amenomoneer Falls Saburdas
Sumnyside School
Menomonee
Europe
Sara Romitti
Milwaukee
Denmark
New York
Romitti
Barbara Hoffman
Merton
Joe Gingrey
Final Action On Farm Bill Nears Completion
Senate leaders indicate action on the controversial election year farm bill may resume soon. Debates focus on higher government price supports and a possible national security reserve mechanism to absorb surpluses, with supporters and opponents sparring over amendments and deadlines as lawmakers push toward passage.
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Washington
Lveéon B. Johnsons
Texas
Senate
Niger
Anyoodr
Fador Sen. Mundi
RSD
Mundro
Humphrey
D-Minn
Sen. Cotton
Ellender
Lincoln iDey
Gumskrer
National Security Reserve
Russia Pays Half Cost Of Downed Plane
The United States and Soviet Union agreed to accept half of the total damages for a downed Neptune aircraft. Moscow earlier claimed the cost, while Washington maintained the attack was unprovoked and occurred in international airspace during the UN anniversary convocation.
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Russia
State Department
Lincoln Whe
Wash Sion
U. S
U.N
Dulles
Moloige Jwere
San Francisco
United Nations
United States
Last Soviet Vessel Sails From Antarctic
Moscow Radio reports the Lena, the last Soviet ship in the Antarctic, has left the Soviet base after farewell ceremonies with crew and scientists who planned to spend the winter near the South Pole.
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London
Antarctic
Moscow Radio
Lena
Russia
South Pole
Snowstorm Grips New York and Three-State Area
A massive 16 inch snowfall crippled New York and adjacent states causing subway shutdowns and highway closures. City streets became impassable, thousands of autos stranded, and 2,000 to 3,000 people sought shelter as trains slowed or halted and airports reported disruption. The storm came after a prior heavy snowfall and followed by another system along the Atlantic coast with high winds and drifting snow. Authorities warned of dangerous travel and fire hazards as melt began.
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New York
New Yara
Sty
Mi7
Sredis
Mann Ouds
New Jersey
Ailende
Midwest
Fricar
Weraiee
North
Cartehias
New Epsland
Edsal
Breiward Cavanagh
Necticut
Sheck
Carolina
Evecal Farm
Lois NC
Weeks ‘Ville
Weather Bureau
Eisenhower requests 4.86 billion foreign aid package
President Eisenhower sent to Congress a 4.859 billion dollar foreign aid program for fiscal 1957 to meet Soviet actions. The plan includes long term commitments to underdeveloped nations and continued military aid, with funding for Asia and other regions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
House
Senate
Alhond
United States
Mus
Chi—wes Earm
Person-to-Person Want Ad Promotion
A vintage style sales blurb invites readers to place a person-to-person want ad in Winnebagoland for quick, affordable results. It promises wide readership of over 80,000 and highlights low pricing and speedy delivery.
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Sring
Anytme
Wnet
Winnebagoland
Highway Toll in Wisconsin Rises to 145
Multiple fatal incidents occur in Wisconsin. A driver hits a walking man near Atkinson in West Allis. two others die in Milwaukee and Green Bay area crashes. FBI agent Keith Warman and S Sgt Earl Plunket are among the named dead or gravely injured from collisions in separate incidents on highways and at crossings.
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
Bcnes
Highway 47
Green Bay
Israel reports new attack by Arab Legion on Beersheba road
Jerusalem says Jordan's Arab Legion attacked along the Beersheba Hebron corridor with petrol, claims no casualties and that Israeli forces returned fire. The incident marks the area’s first clash since 1952 amid mounting Arab pressure on Jordan.
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Jerusalem
Saeli
Jordan
Arab ‘Legion
Fontie
Sundar
Comemmique
Beersheba-Hebron
Arab
Joréze
Ger
Glebh Pashees
Jezior
Orker Areb
Sam Ammana
Youns
Ister
Hussein
Arab Cag
Areb
Jemisalem
Felastis
Ared
Anorker
Mss. Ges. Ee. Il. M
Ted Nations
Madison Attorney Dies in Madison Home
Emerson Elc. 31 a well known Madison attorney died at his home Sunday. Survivors include his widow a daughter and three sons all of Madison and a brother George of Rochester Wis.
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Madison
Emerson
Uni
Georg
Rochester
Wis
Negro Trials To Start Today In Boycott Case
In Montgomery Alabama Negro leaders of a ten week passive resistance bus boycott face conspiracy to boycott charges. A large defense team led by Fred Gray and Solicitor William Thetford will argue before Judge Hughes Carter with delays likely. About 1000 Negroes gathered for a Sunday prayer meeting expressing resolve from the boycott movement.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ninetradres
Jim Crow
Ve Negro
Civit
Hugese Carter
London
Paris
Celer Wes
Carter
Fred Gray
Willem F. ‘Thetford
Duties To Ask More Flexible Policy Amid Global Aid Talk
A fragmented report notes calls to ease policy for faster economic aid as the United States weighs a five billion initiative. Leaders respond to Soviet actions with cautious optimism, stressing industrial development and reduced red tape.
Three Pakistanis Killed in Border Attack Report
An attack near the border resulted in the deaths of three Pakistani nationals and five others injured as reported by local authorities. The incident prompted statements from government officials and calls for investigation.
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Pakistan
Ted
Istani
France Hurls Full Military Might Against Algerian Rebels
Algerian unrest triggers French emergency measures as troops flood into Algeria and a naval blockade begins. Abd El Kader resigns as Algeria’s Moslem assembly president amid a crackdown overseen by Robert LaCoste. Military tribunals threaten rebels and sentenced desertions. Censorship imposed to curb rebel influence.
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France
Algiers
Algeria
Mediterranean
Abd el] Kader
Robert
LaCoste
NATO
Paris
French Indochina
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