Two Atomic Blasts Mark Nevada Test Day
In Nevada two atomic explosions occurred in one day marking a historic double blast. The first, a 25 000 ton TNT equivalent device, shook structures and carried a massive airburst over the desert. Hours later a smaller 5 008 ton device in the baby bomb class detonated at altitude causing wide visibility across multiple states.
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Utah
Canny
Newzandern
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
Bond Issue For Lakeside School Voted
Lakeside School in the Town of Black won voter approval for a 398000 bond to expand and modernize the building. The district plans bids in April and construction to begin in May with a new classroom wing and storage area added. The project aims to be ready for the fall term after summer vacation.
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Wisconsin Weather Summary From March 29
The Wisconsin forecast calls for fair conditions with a chilly night. Highs reach 47 to 60 in the northeast and southwest regions, with lows around 16 to 24 northwest and 24 to 30 in the south. Fox River readings show minor gauge changes, Buckstaff Observatory notes a slight rise, and no precipitation is recorded. One-year comparison shows a warmer day. Maximum 37, minimum 7.
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United Nations to Condemn Gaza Battle by Security Council
U N Security Council members from the United States Britain and France consider a resolution condemning Israel for the Gaza clash that killed 38 Egyptians and eight Israelis. The Western bloc may push a second draft urging Burns to press peace talks and prevent further incidents along the border.
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Security Council
Abandon Maitland Field for Nike Launch Site Approved
The Coremon Council grounds committee approved abandoning Maitland Field to allow antiaircraft rocket launchers. The arbor commission and city attorney were authorized to negotiate with the Army, which seeks 23 acres to create a front air strip.
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Army
BerNer
Ie of Commerce
Wisconsin Hearings Open In HUAC Probe Of Communist Ties
The House Un American Activities subcommittee opened a second round of hearings in Milwaukee on Communist party activity in Wisconsin. Witness Sigmund Eisenscher invoked the Fifth Amendment amid questions about his past leadership roles and possible gubernatorial candidacy while facing possible contempt. The panel discussed granting immunity and referred Eisenscher for potential action, with further testimony noted for Page 2.
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Poland
Elsepscher
Wisconsin
Heutenac
Meyor
Mirra
Scherer
Willis D-Lai
Eisenscher
Justice Department
James RB. Ergeston
Milwaukee
Lesselyoung Appointment Approved by Wisconsin Senate
The Wisconsin Senate approved Gov Keh Jers's appointment of Nicholas J. Lesselyoung to the Public Service Commission 22-8 along party lines. The six year term begins after the current legislative session, replacing W F Whitney. Democrats opposed citing principal concerns about partisan influence in appointments.
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Wisco Senate
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Assermhirman
Mayor Candidates to Speak This Evening
A week before the April election Mayor J C Voss and former three term mayor Zmicsi Rchewert will address a League of Women Voters candidate meeting. County Court judge candidate Herbert Mueller will attend. Harry W Riley and two board of education contenders cannot. Aldermanic hopefuls are invited to speak and answer questions on city welfare issues.
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Kate
J C. Voss
Zmicsi R.chewert
League of Women Voters
Mirs
Henry AL Lentz
Herbert 3. Mueller
Harry W. Riley
Board of Education
A Path to Your Door Want Ads Offer Quick Sale
Daily Northwestern Want Ads invite readers to list used merchandise for sale. Call Blackhawk 8000 to place an ad and reach prospective buyers quickly with low cost. Remove clutter by moving basement or utility room finds to cash through the classified section.
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Ex-President Guizado Convicted in Panama Assault Plot
Panama’s National Assembly convicted impeached President Jose Ramon Guizado of plotting the assassination of his predecessor Jose Antonio Remon. He received six years eight months in prison, lost the presidency rank, and is barred from public office for the term. The verdict, reached in a secret session, required two-thirds support.
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Sévearold
Tennessee
Enderbilt University
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Rial
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Hrsi
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Miro
Oes Assembly
Juan Escobardez
Gsizado
Disagrees With American Navy on Formosa Defense Policy
A publication quotes military leaders debating U S responses to Formosa and Quemoy amid fears of conflict. Discussions focus on whether Formosa requires direct U S forces and how Eisenhower’s warnings influence defense posture in the region.
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Quemoy
Grunewald Convicted In Tax Conspiracy
Grunewald and Dentel Bolick, ex assistant commissioner of the internal revenue, were found guilty by a federal jury of tax conspiracy and bribery in a case linked to a Manhattan tax case. The seven jurors returned a verdict against the two codefendants, with potential sentences up to 20 years and fines.
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Manhattan
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Washington
Prison Riot Drama: Hungry Convicts Hold Guards
Report of inmates in a Mexican prison threatening guards and refusing surrender. A guard details nightly patrols along the outer wall as authorities consider offers and escalations. Readers are directed to Page 2 for continued coverage.
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Anderson
Thes Anderson
Anterson
Moeca
Killer-Maniac Linked to Triple Farmhouse Slayings
Henderson and Paice searched for a man suspected in a trio of killings that left G. Duncan 18, his daughter-in-law Mrs. Dor j Rey Duncan, 31, and wife Mrs. Miamae Duncan wounded. Victims found bound, headshot, with rape suspected. a black Indiana-licensed car seen near the scene. Police note similarities to a Mt Vernon, Indiana farmhouse murder.
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Three Die As Car Hits Tree in Wahasso Area
A vehicle crash near Wahasso kills three occupants including Mrs. Pewab Michael and Kas Iggy, with authorities reporting the car veered off the road and struck a tree. The incident occurred on Chavancesa 26 near West Co. and the remaining details are being investigated.
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Wahasso
West Co
Minister Defends Eisenhower as Man Sincere in His Faith
Reverend Robert S. Lutz defended President Eisenhower before 3,000 United Auto Workers delegates in Cleveland. He described the president as sincere in his faith and urged an end to church attendance hypocrisy, recounting a personal conversation about not publicizing church visits.
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Robert S. Lutz
Matthew Nee
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Neely
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Cleveland
Senzior Neeer
National Presbyterian Church
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Seven Firemen Honored for Safety Record
Seven Amagasaki firemen were cited by the Japan Fire Prevention Society for their safety record at a Monday ceremony. After the celebration the team crashed their fire engine into a tree, leaving all seven injured and hospitalized.
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Nine Resignations Shake Diem's Vietnam Cabinet Crisis
Sect leaders urge absentee emperor Bao Dai to form a new government as Diem faces a grave war situation. A Buddhist figure warns the country is in an exceptional state while the premier holds an emergency cabinet meeting. Saigon police move to quell the Binh Xuyen rebellion with loyal infantry units guarding the premier’s residence.
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