Oshkosh Patrol Members Set for Washington Trip
Twenty Oshkosh students selected for outstanding patrol duties travel by Chicago and North Western train to Washington D C for the National School Patrol Congress. The group will tour landmarks, attend shows, and stay in a full entertainment schedule during a weekend in the capital.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Washington, D.C
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Washington, D. C
National School Patrol Congress
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Lincoln Memoral
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Library of Congress
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Capitol
Subreie Court
National Airport
Ai. Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
Weslington
Csixosh
Hop2iong ‘Cassidy and
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West Germany Set to Become Sovereign, NATO Member
The West German cabinet prepared an independence proclamation as Bonn nears sovereignty Thursday. Soviet and East German warnings said rearmament would entrench divisions. Britain and France will deposit sovereignty and ratification documents in Washington and Brussels for NATO and WEU membership. Bonn pledges a 500,600-man army across 12 divisions for Western defense.
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West Germany
Germany
Yaegliche Rundschau
Soviet High Commission
Paris
East Germany
East German Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Warsaws
Aj Joini
U.S
Britain
France
Washington
Brussels
NATO
Western European Union
Gas Tax Hike Awaits Wisconsin Assembly Action
Wisconsin debated a gasoline tax increase to fund Gov Kohler’s highway program. Senate approved a bill routing most revenue to highways with 60 percent to state trunk routes and 40 percent to local roads. Assembly action expected as downtown counties oppose a state patrol style licensing plan.
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Walter
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Senate
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Highway Department
Wisconsin
Motor Vehicle Department
Chicagoans Charged With Kidnaping in Eau Claire
Constantine Matza 25 of Chicago faced arraignment in Chippewa Falls on kidnapping five men and forcing them to Eau Claire. Alber Frank 43 and Charles Walton 43 were freed within minutes after police stopped the car. A pistol was found unloaded and Matza had no additional weapon.
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Constantine Matza
Chicazo
Chispewa
C Charce
Ezeu Claire
Matza
Alber
Frank
Eau Cisie
Charles’ Walton
Crispers Falls
Bieta
Eugene Jackson
Charles Sirers
Wallon
Mataep
Gum Pont
Eau Claire
Wailloz
Swers
Matze’s
Matta
Mata
China Japan sign 168 million trade pact
In Tokyo, Communist China and private Japanese businessmen signed a 168 million dollar trade agreement. The Red delegate urged official government talks to expand commerce, replacing an accord signed two years ago and aiming to increase trade flow between the nations.
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China
Red
Petting
Hile Prieress
Wisconsin Assembly approves redistricting plan to map counties as districts
The Wisconsin Assembly gave preliminary approval to a plan to redraw districts so each county becomes an assembly district with exceptions for Dane, Milwaukee and a few others. If Senate passes, it would go to voters in 1956 for a referendum. Kasik failed to block the measure 45 to 47.
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Manitower
Sheborgan
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Rock
Forest
Florence
Wiles
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Congress
Five Power Talks Fail on Austria Treaty Demands
In Vienna the five power conference failed to resolve Soviet demands for large Austrian payments and other issues. The talks could not settle refugee repatriation of 36 000 anti communist refugees or the size of a defense force for Austria. The session ended without agreement and may be referred to Big Four ministers.
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Austria
Wether
United States
Eritan
France
House Fight Possible Over Postal Pay Hike
Lawmakers debated a compromise to raise postal workers pay average eight percent affecting 300000 employees. House leaders Murray and Rees may oppose the measure on the floor though Senate conferees and Johnston of the Senate committee remained hopeful for approval. The plan would add 178 million dollars to the Post Office payroll, with prior House and Senate versions at 693 and 220 million respectively.
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Tom Murray
D- Tenn
House Post Office Committees
Edward H. Rees
R-Ran
Murray
Rees
House Conference
Senate
House
Olin .D. Johnston
D-S.c
Senate Post
You Are Cordially Invited to Daily Northwestern Want Ads
Invitation promotes hundreds of satisfied users of fast acting Daily Northwestern Want Ads. It urges readers to join now at Cros sbed Columns with RSVP and attire note. The notice invites readers to bring descriptions of items to advertise using the daily classified order blank.
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Tornado Like Winds Hit Wisconsin Towns Viroqua Merrill
Unconfirmed tornado winds felled roofs and toppled barns in Viroqua and Merrill Wisconsin causing property damage and scattered injuries. A rural Merrill man and his son were trapped briefly but freed without injury. Utility lines mostly survived as power crews cleared paths and radio station WATK resumed broadcasting.
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New Bethel Lutheran
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Pat Taylor
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Farlor
Shent
Rhine- Janger
Merril
Plattev@ie
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Wwer
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WATK
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City approves $500000 bond sale for street and bridge project
The council confirmed the sale of $500000 in corporate purpose bonds at 19 percent interest to finance the city’s share of rebuilding North Main Street and the Oregon Street bridge. First National Bank of Chicago and Robert W. Baird & Company, Inc. bid par with a $2826 premium. interest cost estimated at $80750 over 15 years.
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Thomas L. Carter
Chicago
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Continental Cinois National Bank and Trust Company
A. G. Becker & Company
New American Bank
Oshkosh
Northern Trust Company
Oshkosh National Bank
Ernest R. Siewert
Roger Kiss
Siewert
Madison
Hel
Plan Parley With France On Indo Policy
Washington officials say the United States will hold high level talks with France to align on Indochina policy during Secretary of State Dulles visit to Paris. Dulles and Walter Robertson will press Paris to back Ngo Dinh Diem while balancing broader Western European Union goals.
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France
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Bao Dai
Viet Nam Sur
Four Killed in Helicopter Crash at Fort Benning
Four Army personnel died when a helicopter crashed on Fort Benning main post last night. Officials confirmed the deaths and opened an investigation into the accident.
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Ft. Benny
Diem Proposes Three Point Plan to Assembly
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem summoned about 1000 delegates to the presidential palace for a meeting before the session to present a three point plan of decision. The plan asked Bao Dai to yield civil and military powers to Diem while elections are organized for a national assembly. The revolutionary committee appeared unlikely to accept all terms.
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Indochina
Ngo Dinh Diem
National Political Assembly
Revolutionary Committee
Bao Dai Diem
Organization
Diem
Bao Dai
Damage suit filed against Gore over ad using son’s image
A $25 000 suit in Sauk County Circuit Court accuses Le Roy Gore editor of the Sauk Prairie Star of privacy invasion and mental distress. The Preston family claims their son Warne’s name was used without consent in a November 1953 insurance ad showing a crashed car, amid Gore’s recall campaign.
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le Roy Gore
Sauk Prairie
Gore Club
Gore
Sauk City
Preston
Associat Press
Star! Wm
Frestons
Warne
Atomic Blast Postponed Again in Las Vegas Test
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed a civil defense dig atomic blast in Las Vegas Nevada for adverse winds. The test is now rescheduled for Thursday at 1:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time. An evaluation will determine if weather permits holding the test.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Tot With Eye Hurt in Blast Is Taken Home
In Madison a four year old girl named Margie Moschkan was released from hospital after three weeks with injuries from a exploded ammunition cap fragment in her eye. Her eyesight remains compromised and she will continue treatment at home under juvenile authorities supervision.
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Margie Moschkan
Cati Moschkau
Margie
Juvesile
Senate Defeats Plan to Scrap Nation's Foreign Trade Program
The Senate defeated a plan to scrap the 21 year old reciprocal foreign trade program in a move tied to President Eisenhower's three year continuation. Senator George W. Malone opposed the plan, arguing it substitutes for the administration bill. The measure would have required tariffs set by production costs to ensure fair competition between domestic and foreign products.
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Senate
George W. Malone
R-Nev
Eisenhower
Tariff’ Commission
Malone
Senate Finance Committee
Therson
Textile and Chemical Industnes
Japan
Eisenhower vows vaccine access for all children
President Eisenhower said the federal government will ensure no child goes without the Sak polio vaccine due to inability to pay. He endorsed continuing the inoculation program despite paralytic cases and noted officials see it as safe and wise to proceed. He also touched on U S ceasefire talks with Red China and Formosa and praised Mrs. Eisenhower's health amid a virus infection.
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Eiserhower
Eisenhower
Beth
Wise
United States
China
Formosa
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Minnesota Regions
Fair to tonight then cooler. Wisconsin lows 38 to 45 northwest to 35 to 50 southeast. High Thursday around 70. Winds 10 to 25 mph from southwest to west. Minnesota: Mostly dry tonight and Thursday with a light frost possible in exposed places. Temperatures ranged from a high 84 to a low 62 at Menasha dam area. no precipitation since yesterday.
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