New Winnebago County Airport Terminal Open House
Public open house programs today and Sunday accompany the official dedication of the new Winnebago County Airport terminal. A ribbon cutting occurs at 1:05 p m with a North Central Airlines plane from the old terminal. Alvin A Staffeld chairs the aviation committee. Public tours run about four hours this afternoon and 12 to 4 Sunday. An invitational preview drew 250 leaders Friday with speakers Drexler Wittman Mor an and Schwandt outlining airport and airline histories.
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Winnebago County
North Central Airlines Inc
Alvin A. Staffeld
Neenah
Joseph F. Drexler
S. J. Wittman
Dave Moran
Minneapolis
North Central
Drexler and Wittman
Moran
Arthur Schwandt
Oshkosh
Schwandt
Reds Tighten Their Squeeze On West Berlin
Berlin and East Germany impose a new tax on shipping through inland waterways to West Berlin. Western officials say the levy will raise living costs for about 2.2 million residents who rely on West Germany for one third of supplies. The tax, to take effect Monday, retaliates against West Germany's Elbe River dam project.
Bogota Plans Sunday Voting Amid Revolt Fallout
In Bogota Colombia the military junta pressed ahead with Sunday elections after a brief military police uprising. Rebel raids seized then released Provisional President Gabriel Paris and other junta members. Liberal leader Alberto Lleras Camargo was arrested but rescued, and is seen as likely to win re election with Liberal and Conservative backing.
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Gabriel Paris
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Conservatives
Colombia
Texas Hit By Five Twisters and Kentucky Sighting
Tornadoes swept the Southwest Friday damaging homes and a school in Texas while another was seen near Paducah Kentucky causing minor damage. Flood-strained areas in Arkansas and Texas were reinforced by National Guard and civilians. Two La Coste teachers saved about 50 children as a roof was torn from the school and debris flew through the second floor. No injuries were reported.
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United Press
Texas
Paducah
Arkansas
Lone Star
Garland City
Ark
National Guard
la Coste
Tex
Dorothy Matthis
Rose’ Marie Wolverton
Lacoste
Dorothy Marthis
C. F. Schwears
Schwears
Fraternal bond broken by cold chisel incident
In Goshen Indiana two college pledges, Robert Cannel 21 of Detroit and Robert Barone 20 of Kalamazoo Michigan, were chained with a cold chisel during a fraternity pledge incident at Western Michigan College.
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Ind. U.2
Robert Cannel
Detroit
Robert Barone
Kalamazoo
Mich
Western Michigan College
Ike to Visit Canada in July to Tighten Ties
President Eisenhower will travel to Ottawa July 8 to 10 with Mrs. Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles for informal talks with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. The visit aims to improve Canadian U.S. relations amid trade and energy disputes and will include a joint session in Parliament.
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Eisenhower
Ottawa
U.S
Canada
NATO
White House
Dulles
John G. Diefenbeaker
Diefenbaker
House of Commons
United States
Britain
Commonwealth
Khrushchev and Nasser Reach Economic Accord
Cairo report says United Arab Republic President Nasser and Soviet Premier Khrushchev reached agreement on economic matters after a 10 hour conference. Akbar El Yom said Khrushchev will combine two loans to Egypt and Syria into a single package.
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United Arab Republic
Nasser
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Akbar el Yom
Egypt
Syria
Dulles Sees Hard Hurdles Ahead in Summit Effort
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned of great difficulties in reaching a U S Russia accord as he flew to Copenhagen to discuss the NATO foreign ministers meeting. He spoke in Durham New Hampshire hours after the Soviet veto of Arctic inspection plans and said the world hung on the edge of an abyss unless compromise could be found.
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John Foster Dulles
Denmark
NATO
Dulles
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United States
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NATO Foreign Ministers Council
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Arctic
University of New Hampshire
Soviet Union
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Dag Hammarskjold
Sobolev
Security Council
U.S
Ask Ike To Invoke Act In Pilots Strike
Twenty five senators from thirteen western states urge President Eisenhower to invoke the Railway Labor Act and name a presidential emergency board over the ten week long strike of pilots against Western Air Lines. They say the National Mediation Board has failed to resolve the dispute and warn of severe interstate commerce disruption.
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Eisenhower
Western Air Lines
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National Mediation Board
Presidential Emergency Board
Canada
Mexico
Woman Charged In Embezzlement In Milwaukee Case
Ruth L. Bell a 39 year old bookkeeper faced charges of embezzling about 22000 over four years from Line Materials Industries central plant. She claimed ignorance of the missing funds and said deposits were not deposited in the credit union. An official said insurance would cover the loss.
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Milwaukee
Ruth L. Bell
District Attorney's
Line Materials Industries
Western Big Three Agree On One One Summit Talks
Washington reports the Western allies reject Moscow’s plan to include Poland and Czechoslovakia in pre summit talks. They will conduct discussions with the Soviet Union one by one rather than jointly, deeming Poland and Czechoslovakia as satellites and not equal partners.
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Washington
Moscow
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
NATO
United States
Britain
France
One Engine Afire Flight Lands Safely in Dallas
An American Airlines DC7 with 26 passengers diverted and landed safely after its left outboard engine caught fire. Flames were smothered and passengers disembarked. The flight originated from New York. An airline spokesman cited an oil leak as the cause.
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Dallas
American Airlines
New York
Summit Proposal Hit on Head in U N Veto
United Nations debate centers on U S Arctic inspection plan as Russia vetoes the proposal. Lodge accuses the Soviets of denying a summit, while Sobolev denounces the plan as propaganda. Dulles heads to Copenhagen for NATO talks as NATO Britain and France favor separate talks with Moscow on summit prep.
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Pierson Dixon
United Kingdom
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Frank H. Bartholomew
SAC
City Officials To Sign Sewer Bonds Monday
City officials will travel to Chicago Monday to finalize issuance of 1.1 million dollars in storm sewer bonds. City Manager H S Thorgrimsen City Clerk Roger Kliss and City Treasurer Harvey Galow will sign and seal 1100 bonds of 1000 each, returning with funds to finance the 1958 sewer project. Underwriting by Northern Trust First of Michigan Oshkosh National Bank at 2.38045 percent follows prior 1957-58 issues, the largest being 1.5006 million dollars for schools.
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Chicago
H. S. Thorgrimsen
Roger Kliss
Harvey Galow
Oshkosh
City General Fund
Northern Trust Company of
Northern Trust
First of Michigan Corporation
Oshkosh National Bank
Washington and Franklin
Ernest R. Siewert
Webster Stanley
Emmeline Cook
Hoover Leaves Hospital After Gall Bladder Operation
Former President Herbert Hoover, 83, is released from Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center two weeks after gall bladder surgery. A spokesman says he feels chipper and walked out with his doctor and secretary Bernice Miller. Doctors note an unexpectedly rapid recovery and that he is practically well.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Columbia- Presbyterian Medical Center
Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria Texiers
Bernice Miller
Pleven Gives Up Bid To Form Government
Paris France former premier Rene Pleven abandoned an 11 day bid to form a new government after the Socialists refused cabinet support. Coty paused resignation talks awaiting other leaders. With Socialists and Independents opposed, Pleven’s effort failed to end France’s political crisis.
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Paris
Rene Pleven
France
Rene Coty
Socialist
Coty
Plevn
Resistance Party
Guy Mollet
Antoine Pinay
Felix Gaillard
North Africa
SoiCialists
Georges Bidault
Gailllard
Plevent
Bidault
Indonesia Threatens UN Appeal Over China Interference
Indonesia warned it would appeal to the United Nations unless Nationalist China stops nationals from interfering in its rebellion. Foreign Minister Subandrio voiced the threat after Sukarno accused the United States of intervening to aid the rebels. Subandrio spoke with Ambassador Howard Jones for two hours and hinted further actions could be possible if Chinese interference continues. The Jakarta government had earlier accused Formosa's Chinese government of arms drops to rebels in central Sumatra.
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China
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Subandrio
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