Reinstate Season Ticket Plan at City Golf Course
Park Board votes to restore season tickets at Lake Shore Municipal Golf Course with price rising from 3170.90 to 25 dollars. Herman Horxtel, board president, says no council authorization needed. Lake Shore Golf Club members and Twight League attendees supported the move. No change to greens fees. nine holes at 30 cents and 18 holes at 75 cents.
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Lake Shore Municipal Golf Course
Park Board
City Hall
Herman Horxtel
A. A. Smith
Lake Shore Golf Club
Spe
Burlington Man Dies in Car Crash Near Kansasville
Stewart Gordon Kaiser, 22, of Burlington died when his face struck a utility pole and the car hit a culvert and poles after drivers swerved off State Highway 1 west of State Highway 75 near Kansasville. Companion Kenneth J Lois, 22, slept through the crash and was uninjured. Police said Kaiser nodded off while driving early this morning. he died about 2 30 a.m.
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Burlington. Wis
Stewart Gordon Kaiser
Kenneth J. Lois
Burlington
Kaiser
Kansasville
Weather summary for Sun Suen Day and Minnesota area
Partly cloudy and cooler today in Wisconsin and Minnesota with winds diminishing humidity. Highs range 58 to 64 in Wisconsin north to south 64 to 70. lows 32 to 44. Sunday mainly partly cloudy and warmer west. Monday showers possible in the north and west. Minnesota highs 52 to 63, lows 30 to 40. Older data: Mundy Creedy and Beckstaff Observatory readings show max 68, min 37. trace precipitation for the month and year deficit 0.87 inches.
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Leceth
Mar
Wisconsix
Minnesota
Mundy Creedy
Beckstaff Observatory
Rail Strike In Dixie Nears End As Workers Return
Atlanta reports about 29,000 Louisville and Nashville Railroad workers to resume work Monday ending the eight week walkout, with federal mediation saying a formal agreement would be signed within hours. The strike, the longest since 1926, coincides with a Southern Bell dispute and separate violence incidents in Texas and Kentucky.
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Atlanta
Louisville and Nashville
Washington
Francis A. Oneill
National Mediation Board
Brotherhood of ‘Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
South
Southern Bell Telephone
and Telegraph Co
CIO Communications Workers of America
Eisenhower
Tvelves
Erm Bell
Southern Bell
July Draft Call Sets 16 000 Men for Army
Washington reports the Defense Department will draft 16,000 men in July all for the Army. The July call matches May and June and raises total draftees since the Korean War to 1,9184 with 1,537,00 inducted. Navy Marine Corps and Air Force have relied mainly on volunteers.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Eisenhower Defends Rights at Washington Hebrew Dedication
President Eisenhower urged Americans to protect others rights as he attended the dedication of the Washington Hebrew Congregation temple, telling worshippers that rights are gifts from the creator and must be safeguarded for all. He noted the nation’s spiritual foundation and that protecting rights applies to everyone.
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Washington
Eiserhower
Abie Righis
Sax
Ben
Eisenhower
United States
Ater Ali
Surgeon General Delays Salk Program Across Wisconsin
Surgeon General calls for deferral of Salk vaccine use while a special study is reviewed. Wisconsin health officials, including Dr Carl Neupert, plan to hold vaccines until further word from Washington, delaying inoculation in several counties and cities. Some communities had begun preparations but await official clearance before Monday start dates.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Salk
U.S
Neupert
Washington
Barnes
Madison
la Crosse
Green Bay
Manitowoc
Wearkesha
Broan County
Wausan
Ailwaukee
Miwaukee
Rhinelander
Chicago
Chippewe Falls
Sumneapoli
Waukesha County
Cites
Diem accuses France of backing rebel Binh Xuyen
Saigon reports Premier Ngo Dinh Diem charges the French openly support the Binh Xuyen gangsters amid a bloody civil war. French Commissioner Gen. Paul Eir retorts by accusing Diem of a hatred campaign against France and imposes a Haiphong curfew with tight security measures to quell unrest.
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Saigon
Indochina
Ngo Dich Diem
Binh Xuyen
Paul Eir
Diem
France
Binh Xinen
Bao Dai Seen Thoroughly Discredited by Free World
Washington dispatch reports officials say Bao Dai Viet Nam’s former emperor is viewed as lazy and incapable of ruling. US may withdraw recognition while no final decision exists. Da Dinh Conspiracy claims and gambling ties with Saigon crime rings cited. Paris reports note Cannes visit during Dien Bien Phu fall and links to Foster Dulles and Ho Chi Minh era.
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Washington
Bao Dai
Viet Nam
Slam Bor
United States
French Riviera
Priveter
Mike Mans
D-Mont
Diem
Saigon
Binh Kuygen
Cannes
Dien J Bien Phy
Indochina
Paris
France
Johns
Foster Dulles
For State
State Department
Dulles
Red
Ho Chinnight
Optimistic Dulles Arrives in France
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Paris to hold high level talks with France and NATO partners. He voiced confidence in new peace opportunities, discussed Indochina, Vienna treaty progress, and a Big Four with the Soviets while attending NATO and Western European Union developments.
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Paris
John Foscer Dulles
Washisston
West
Russia
Dulles
France
Indochina
Germany
NATO m
European Union
Eiserhowers
Columbine
Immaer
Gresser
West Germany
NATO
Vienna
Washington
Dien Bien Pou
Viet Nam
Britain
Formosa
Freidry
Sith
Eisenhower
Loday
Edgar Faure
Antoinee Piney
Viet
Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Western European Union
Konrad Adenauer
North Atlantic Council
Charles E. Bohlen
U. S
Moscow
Llewellyn E. Thomson
Austria
Dly
Indoching
K Kaishna Menon
United Nations
New Delhi
Peiping
Indochir
United States
Premier
Diem
Aparchy
Viet’ Nam
Havana
Cuba
Bao da
No Official Word Here To Cancel Polio Clinics
Wealth authorities reported no official notice to cancel next week polio inoculation clinics. Deliveries of 2,800 vaccine doses were received Friday for city and county first and second grade pupils. Schedules remained, with forms distributed Monday and returned Tuesday. Government urged halt of vaccination programs for the weekend awaiting a government safety report. Surgeon General Scheele commented after a medical panel study on vaccine safety.
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Disttrict
Fond du Lac
Washington
Leonard A .Scheele
Isieman Medical Panel
Austria Faces Large Revenue Loss After U.S. Troop Withdrawal
Vienna officials estimate a 225 million dollar revenue drop from the departure of occupation forces. In Salzburg where Army headquarters are located, about 4,990 Austrian workers would lose jobs and 75 percent of hotel houses in the province would close. They also say housing and traffic issues would ease.
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Vienna. Austria
Austria
Salzburg
DS. Army
Argentine Police Break Up 40 Catholic Marchers in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires mounted police dispersed a mass Catholic march after evening mass at Metropolitan Cathedral. At least 49 protesters were arrested, one officer injured, and retired Brig. Gen. Carlos Garcia Coeves was among the detainees. The event occurred as Congress weighs measures to separate church and state amid Peronist push against Catholic influence.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Sro
Carlos Garcia Coeves
Metropolitan Cathedral
Iefie
Jesus
Florida Street
Cip
Correntes Street
Snce
Peron
Senate
Pulic
Srosgir
States and Cities Delay Polio Vaccination Plan
Washington reports Surgeon General Leonard Scheele urged states and cities to postpone Salk polio inoculations until a Sunday announcement clarifies testing and safety. The inquiry followed cases of 38 children ill after Cutter vaccine doses. Governors and health directors reacted, with New Jersey delaying and California awaiting further guidance.
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Washington
U.S
Leonard A. Scheele
New Jersey
Morris Clark
Haddonfield
Board of Health
United Press
California
Malcolm Merrill
Aaf
Suncar
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Scheele
Jonas Salk
Parted Child Rodney Brodie Near Death in Brain Hemorrhage
In Chicago a three year old boy Rodney Dee Brodie, separated from his conjoined twin Roger Lee during a 1952 operation, remained in a coma with a grave brain hemorrhage. Doctors at University of Chicago Hospitals reported no improvement after 24 hours, following an attempt to separate them.
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Chicago
Rodney Dee
Brodie
Siamiesé
Desi
Winds Farm
University of Mhaeis Education and Research Hospital
Rofner Dee
Tcoma, & Hospital
Jme
Roger Lee, Wrere
Rock Island
Aes
Rodney Lee
Tze toGar
Jon
Doctors Land
Roger Lee
Reiner Dee
Rost Brodie
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Union
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Len Westie
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