Public Cost Of Abandoning Oshkosh High School Site
Oshkosh City Council health and welfare committee pressed to reveal the cost of giving up the present high school site. Aldermen seek total value of the site as a going concern and ask a comptroller led appraisal of the buildings and land.
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Oshkosh
Pevmauine
Edmund Plier
Board of Education
Ald
Plier
Carl Mai- Jahn
George Oaks
City Trens
Harvey Galow
Mailaba
Ernest R. Siewert
Jacob Kaufmann
Prosecution Nears End Of Graham Case
In Denver the prosecution nears finishing its murder case against John Albert Graham 24 accused of detonating a dynamite timer on a United DC6B killing his mother Daisie E. King 55 and 43 others. District Attorney Bert Keating said only a couple of hours of state testimony remain with witnesses recounting Graham’s purchase of a timing device. Defense lawyer Charles S. Vigil seeks acquittal on jurisdiction grounds and may call witnesses over two days. Witnesses testified Graham asked if generator wire could power a timing device and that he worked for Ward Electrical Co. in mid October aiding catalog search for the timer.
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Aibert Graham
Dist
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Bert Keating
Graham
Daisie E. King
United Air Lines
Longmont
Colo
Charles S. Vigil
Weld County
Vigil
Ste
Ray Vowel
Vowel
Damon R. Ward
The
Ward Electrical Co
Ward
Public servant clash ends with disorderly conduct fine
Patrolman Joseph Jones testified in Criminal Court that Adam Zamencki, 39, was creating a disturbance outside Johns Hopkins Hospital's accident ward and told him to leave quietly. Zamencki replied threateningly and the officer said he gave it to him. Zamencki was fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct.
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Joseph Jones
Adam Zamencki
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Zamencki
Jones
Dulles Seeks Shift in Atlantic Pact at Paris Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrives in Paris for a five day NATO conference aimed at steering the Atlantic alliance toward a foreign aid role. He meets French Foreign Minister Pineau and Premier Mollet before a pact council session, with Soviet leaders to discuss next week.
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U.S
John Foster Dulles
Christian Pineau
Guy Mollet
Heinrich von Brentano
Mollet
Pineau
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Free World
Capital bids final farewell to Veep Barkley in Washington
In Washington a sorrowful capital bid farewell to Sen Alben Barkley a longtime Kentucky politician and former vice president He died of a heart attack while delivering a political speech Eisenhower canceled a news conference to attend the funeral The service at Foundry Methodist Church featured a short eulogy by Senator Frederick Brown Harris Barkley's casket lay beneath roses and flags flew at half staff Burial is planned in Paducah Kentucky The Senate and House adjourned in his memory with bipartisan respect and a rare full measure of tribute
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Alben W. Barkley
Eisenhower
Kentucky
Sherman Adams
White House
James C. Hagerty
Senate
House
Barkley
Foundry Methodist Church
Frederick Brown Harris
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Harris
Navy
Charles
Thomas
Paducah
United States
Organized Labor
Gricentich
Jane Hadley
Kentucky Heart Fund
Debate on new farm bill slated today in House
Washington says the House will debate the new farm bill with voting expected Thursday. Republicans push to insert a pre payment provision for the soil bank and lift 1956 crop support prices for four feed grains. Democratic leaders back changes to avoid undermining the administration's 1.25 a bushel corn program and to limit soil bank conditions to those seeking the 1.50 price.
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House
Eisenhower
House Agriculture Committee
Lemay Signals Review Of B52 Production Needs
General Lemay said the Strategic Air Command is studying how much B52 production should rise beyond administration plans. He pledged no fixed number, but asserted SAC may require more intercontinental bombers to keep air superiority over the USSR. Defense Secretary Wilson later confirmed a 50 percent rise in long-range bomber wings to 45 aircraft per wing, replacing B36s.
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LeMay
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Russia
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Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Cuba approves suspension of civil rights after coup
In Havana Congress votes overwhelming to suspend civil rights to maintain order after revolt. Earlier report says 62 army officers and noncommissioned officers have resigned or been forced into retirement since the failed April 4 military coup attempt.
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Congress
Cuba
Delat
Storms sweep Dixie states. two die in Iowa ditch collapse
Severe weather across the South and Midwest leaves at least six dead in Texas and Iowa two workers killed in Cedar Rapids when a rain softened sewer ditch collapsed a Chicago girl feared drowned in Des Plaines River while 14 year old boy perished in Texas floods.
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S.C
Lometa
Billy Ed Whittenberg
Thomas Knox
Abbott
Crump Sides
Gatesville
Lake Brownwood
Brownwood
Coleman
Stephenville
Marines Still Aren't Off Hook Over Par ris Island Death March
Washington committee presses Marine Corps over Par ris Island tragedy. Gen Pate removes Maj Gen Burger. Lt gen Litzenberg to swap posts. Lawmakers urge fuller accountability for superior officers and a courthouse martial for Staff Sgt McKeon amid calls to curb alcohol on bases. Fluoridation of Chicago water begins amid peaceful protests as critics question safety.
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Randolph McP
Pate
Joseph C Burger
Parris Island
S.C
Marine Corps
Matthew McKeon
Washington
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House
Armed Services Committee
Randolph McCall Pate
Matthew C. McKeon
Worcester
Mass
McKeon
Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Burger
Homer L. Litzenberg
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Litzenberg
Paul Cunningham
Iowa
Cunningham
Carl Vinson
Congress
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Chicago U
Chicago
Citizens Against
South District
Richard Daley
Maurice Hoeltgen
Chicago Medical Society
American Medical Assn
Tremors Rattle Lebanon District Near Historic Quake Site
Two light earthquakes shook Lebanon early today in the same district as the March 16 disaster that killed 103 and left thousands homeless. Preliminary reports indicate no casualties or material damage.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan River Diversion Seen Block to Truce
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold rushes across capitals as he plans a Damascus visit to press Syria on an Israeli Jordan River diversion. Syria reportedly refuses ceasefire unless Israel halts work while Israel demands the project proceed.
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Dag Hammarskjold
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U.N
Damascus
Syria
Safety Patrol Group Heads East for Washington Trip
Oshkosh safety patrol members and three chaperones depart for Washington D C for the annual event with sight seeing and a parade. Delegations from Eau Claire Elkhorn Hudson Kenosha La Crosse Madison Racine Wausau and West Allis join for ten regional trips. The Oshkosh group travels on the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad with Officer Oestreich and Mrs Raddatz among chaperones. return is expected Sunday.
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