Mayoral Candidates Speak on City Problems in School Showdown
Incumbent John C. Voss and Ernest R. Siewert told a League of Women Voters audience they would stand on their records at the April 5 election. Other candidates were introduced. school building issues prompted questions about fairness and need for further study, with Siewert stressing board of education prerogative.
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Senate OKs 730 Million Pay Boost for Armed Forces
The Senate approved a unanimous, administration backed bill to raise military pay by about 6.7 percent on average for over 1.6 million servicemembers, with a total annual cost near 745 million dollars. The measure awaits final approval from the House and the president.
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Tavern Operator Shot in $35 Fond du Lac Robbery
Edward Sabel 58 owner of the Cozy Tavern in Fond du Lac was shot twice during a $35 holdup by two men in brown jackets. He remained in fair condition at a hospital after being struck in the stomach and head as the robbers fled with the cash. Police reported the incident occurred shortly after 7 p.m. Tuesday with the operator saying he scuffled with the assailants before the shots.
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Edward Sabel
Sabel
Postal Wage Compromise Gains Support
Washington Republicans edge toward a 7.6 percent postal wage increase as a compromise between 7.6 and 10 percent. House GOP leaders press members to back the lower rise, hoping for a President signable bill. Rep. Corbett touts the plan, while others seek a salary boost rather than a strike at broader issues.
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Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Minnesota Regions
Wisconsin and Minnesota forecast shows generally fair conditions in Wisconsin with highs near 59 in the north and 60s in the south, low temperatures in the 20s to 30s. Minnesota expects partly cloudy skies with light showers in the west and cooler highs in the 30s to 40s, becoming cooler Thursday, with a wide temperature range across the state. Randall gauge reports fair conditions at Menasha dam area with no precipitation since Tuesday. From Buckstaff Observatory, temperature ranged from a low 16 to a high 44 with no precipitation in the period. Year ago values were 35 and 13 respectively.
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Hearings On Communist Allegations Draw Silence
A House Un-American Activities hearing ends with witnesses, all in their late 20s, refusing to answer if they engaged in Communist activities or ever were members. Rep Clyde Doyle notes the session wraps today as a Communist party link to Killian and Gloria Ke Kilian is mentioned. A staffer from the Communist Party press attends.
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Education Board Votes Salary Increases for Eight Directors
The board approved raises for eight directors and supervisors and supervising principals at the Tuesday meeting. They also offered contracts for the 1955-56 term and noted salary increases for several staff, including Miss Styrene Zielke who was named vice principal at Merrill Elementary School.
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Styrene Zielke
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Holland House Ratifies Pacts
The Hague report notes Holland's lower house ratified and pressed ahead with pacts amid uncertainty. The text references West Germany as a major factor and mentions parliamentary action and timing in a terse diplomatic update.
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Chiang Planes Sink Red Craft Off Matsus
Reported strikes near Matsus harbor destroy Red craft and damage enemy air force boats. A first wave hit naval targets northwest of Formosa with aircraft engaging and sinking wooden vessels. a second wave followed hours later with more shelling, causing no reported damage to allied forces.
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No Nuclear Tests Slated for Four Days After Twin Nevada Blasts
The Mome Energy Commission announced a four day halt to nuclear tests following Tuesday’s twin explosions. The first device rose atop a 500 foot tower in the Nevada desert pre dawn, a grand audiely show, then a second smaller device dropped from an air force bomber hours later.
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Fishing Season Nears In Wiesencoclend Creeks
Anglers prepare gear and tackle for the opening of fishing season in Wiesencoclend creeks. Some seek reels plugs and tackle, others search boats and motors. Daly Northwestern want ads offer quick, low cost listings for used equipment. Call tomorrow.
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Integration Vote Blocked by Delays and Heated Debate
A heated Senate session focused on an integration maneuver with interruptions and calls for accountability. Senator Kohler urged action while critics accused leaders of unfair interference and sought focus on the governor’s controversial bill and its implications for state policy.
Bevan Wins Fight to Stay In Labor Party
London reports Bevan retains his post as Labour leader after a tight party vote. Bevan accepted leadership terms amid criticism from supporters of Attlee. The debate centered on Bevan’s remarks about Attlee and party discipline during a two week deliberation process.
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Reds Impose Big Tolls in Germany
Berlin reports East German authorities announced new highway taxes that sharply raise truck tolls. An average heavy truck round trip goes from about 7.50 to roughly 100, effective April 1, marking the seventh anniversary of the Berlin blockade.
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Truce in Vietnam Fails as Fighting Spreads Near Saigon
Widespread clashes erupt around Saigon as a temporary truce collapses. Reports say 26 killed and 125 wounded in夜overnight fighting involving the Cao Dai, Binh Xuyen, and Beo sects, with Bao Dai authorities calling for a river blockade and the ouster of Ngo Dinh Diem.
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Viet Nam
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Bao’ Dai
Rebels Surrender After Prison Siege Ends
Eight starving convicts in Lincoln Nebraska surrendered to guards after a siege that began at 2:30 am. The uprising defied authorities but ended with promises of better terms. Governor’s offer included an 18 day period for the rebels to comply and be moved.
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Gil
Reguercs
Warren
Zebbers
Eugene Stancon
House Vote For Tax Bill Seen Certain
Reported in a political brief the House is seen likely to approve a Democratic sponsored tax bill extending income taxes and adjusting rates. The measure would raise or extend federal taxes on corporations and individuals with a projected revenue impact around 30 million dollars. The plan awaits presidential action as March approaches.
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Peace talk metal? White House Far East briefing questioned
President warns against loose talk on peace and potential Red China actions. Rep Rich favors cautious optimism but doubts a White House Foreign Affairs briefing will clarify the Far East situation. House Democrats arrive with a wait and see stance, offering no demands but openness to new information.
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