Milwaukee GOP Honors Campbell Eulogized in Ripon
William J. Campbell Oshkosh industrialist and Republican leader died February 29 honored by Milwaukee County Republicans in Ripon at the Little White Schoolhouse birth of the party on March 20 1834 noted Republican Day observances statewide Two busloads of party members attended and memories tied to early GOP founders and the Kansas Nebraska issues were recalled in a measured tribute
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Two Boys Die in Beaver Grove Cabin Fire
Marquette, Mich. Two boys Terry Thorne and Philip Jr. Thorne perished in a cabin fire at Beaver Grove nine miles southeast of Marquette. Their mother was away shopping when the blaze started. state police were unsure of the cause.
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Terry Thorne
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President Eisenhower May Vacation in Wisconsin This Summer
Maj. Gen. John Sprague says the president may vacation at Lowry Air Force Base in Colorado and possibly fish Wisconsin streams if his health allows. The White House declined comment while doctors caution altitude limits after last year’s heart attack.
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Denver
John TF. Sprague
Lowry Air Force Base
White House
Spregte
Gen Sprague
Frazier
Colo
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Urges Moderation on Integration Issue
President Eisenhower urged moderation as the nation faces the school integration crisis. He stressed desegregation remains a core aim but warned against provoking more conflict. He spoke at a news conference, urging progress and calm, while acknowledging the Supreme Court's recent ruling. He urged white and Black Americans to cooperate for a peaceful path forward.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eisenho
Modere
Supreme Court
Two Missing After Blast At Electric Plant
Two workmen are missing after a blast at a General Electric plant in Schenectady New York. The four story building caught fire and walls collapsed amid fumes from varnish and paint products. At least two workers were injured seriously. GE officials reported 18 workers were in the area and may have been exposed to the blast.
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General Electric
Vanguard rocket slated to carry man made moon to space
The Vanguard three stage liquid fuel rocket, 72 feet long and 43 inches wide, will lift a payload 300 miles into outer space in about 10 minutes. Built by Glenn L. Martin Co for the Navy, it aims for a 140 mile initial altitude and a satellite orbit 200 miles high, with Stage 3 reaching 18 000 mph to counter gravity.
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Air Force Missile Test Center
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Kefauver Scores Stunning Upset Victory in Minnesota
The article reports Kefauver’s dramatic upset win in Minnesota as Westinghouse workers return to jobs after a 156 day strike settlement. It notes wage gains, insurance improvements, and arbitration provisions shaping the deal with AFL-CIO Electrical Workers.
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Minnesota
IGE
Noreconomics
Kefauver claims Democratic tide shifts after Minnesota primary
Sen Estes Kefauver hailed a Democratic tide turning in Minnesota after a decisive win in six of nine congressional districts while Adlai Stevenson carried only one. Late returns left two districts in doubt, with canvass results possible Thursday. Snow hindered counting in northern counties and some areas reported by canoes.
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Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
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Netiesel
DFL
Ray Hemenway
Flames Devastate Noshiro As Fire Rages Inland
A fierce blaze swept Noshiro in Akita Prefecture destroying 1,482 homes along the coast and razing the business district. About 8,000 residents were left homeless though no deaths were reported and 12 were injured. Local authorities battle winds to contain the fire.
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Japan-ese Sea
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Akita
U N Act Sought In Israel Arab Row This Week
UN Security Council urged by the United States to act urgently on the Israel Arab clashes near the Tel Aviv borders. Secretary General Hammarskjold may be sent on a peace mission as Washington presses for a unanimous council response.
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New Typhoid Case Reported in Outagamie Area
MADISON UP The State Board of Health reported a new case of typhoid fever in Outagamie County during the week ending March 10, raising Wisconsin's 1956 typhoid total to eight. The board noted one paratyphoid case this year and two new polio cases, lifting the 1956 polio total to eight. Seven polio cases occurred by that week last year.
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Outagamie County
Wisconsin
Soldier Slain Two Injured in Cyprus Attack
In Cyprus near Famegusia a bombing and gunfire attack killed a Greek Orthodox leader and wounded two others. Reports cite Greek and Turkish village clashes in Vassilia, with appeals for peace and a UN protest proceeding.
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Greece
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Spyridon
Committee For the Liberation of Cyprus
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United Nations
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Vassilia
Judge Comments on Initials Used in Waukegan Case
A courtroom exchange shows Judge Robert W. Hensen remarking on the meaning and use of initials tied to a Waukegan matter. The fragment hints at a cautionary note about how initials are applied in local legal proceedings.
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Robert W. Hensen
Waukegan
Eisenhower Attacks Farm Bill as Unworkable
President Eisenhower declared the Senate approved farm bill would harm farmers and threaten surpluses. He indicated a veto if the measure reached his desk and urged House Senate conferees to craft changes to avert insurance and price support problems. Harold D Coaley and other agriculture leaders plan talks to bridge chamber differences.
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Eisenhower
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Oshkosh High to Host Open House Tuesday Night
Oshkosh High School will host an open house on Tuesday evening from 7:45 to 9:15 to let OHS students and residents explore the building. The event replaces an earlier plan for two evening classes in the week of March 28. Principal J H Evans noted space limits and afterschool job schedules as factors.
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Oskosh High School
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J. H. Evans
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Jschook
Charles M. Radford
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