Body Of Man Found In Creek Near Oshkosh
The body of Joseph A. Reischl age 55 of 747 W 10th Ave was pulled from a creek north of Oshkosh after he went fishing about 1 PM He showed a head bump and investigators say a heart attack could have caused him to fall into the water Dr G A Steele Winnebago County coroner ruled him dead at the scene Reischl born May 9 19 in Oshkosh was married to Martha Hartman Aug 12 1926 He worked 25 years for Merten Plumbing and Heating and a year for John E Meyer Co He belonged to St Vincent Catholic Church Knights of Wisconsin and Local 134 plumbers and steamfitters union Surviving are his wife two brothers four sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be Thursday 850 AM at Marquardt Funeral Home and 9 AM at St Vincent Catholic Church with Msgr Lauis XL Sehorn officiating Burial in Riverside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home from Wednesday 2 PM until the hour of services The rosary will be recited Wednesday at 730 PM with Caihi Knights gathering there
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Fred Merten
Cozy Lane
Oshkosh
Reischl
Meriea
G. A. Steele
Winnebago County
Frank Reischl
Milwaukee
Martha Hartman
Reischi
Merten Plumbing & Heating Company
John E. Meyer; Company
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Catholic
Knights of Wisconsin
Local 134
Plumbers and Steemfitlers’ Union
Martha
Frank
Jordan’ Reischi
Robi
Leo Poishinski
Richard Haidlinger
Marquardt Funeral Home
St. Vincent’ S Catholic Church
Msgr
Lauis XL Sehorn
Riverside Cemetery
Caihi Knighis
Strategy Shift On Housing Plan Debate
Washington moves to abandon a full 351.65 billion housing program fight in favor of a 351.3 billion compromise backed by Republicans and southern Democrats. Federal Housing Administrator Norman P. Mason announced the decision before House debate on the plan. The 21.2 billion compromise, offered by Rep. A S Herlong Jr., would be decided by hand tally votes Wednesday.
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Washington
UPD
Norman P. Mason
House
Mason
A. S. Herlong Jr
Dulles Reported Under Sedatives To Ease His Pain
Washington reports that former secretary of state John Foster Dulles, age 71, is under heavy sedation to ease cancer pain. Friends say he sleeps through much of the day and night, denying claims of a coma. no official medical bulletin has been issued since last Friday when officials described his condition as worsening.
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Washington
CPE
J Foster Dulles
Dulles
State
State Department
Lincoln White
PTA to Screen Video Programs in West Fall
Denver AP reports the National Congress of Parents and Teachers will screen television programs this fall to guide parents. Ratings will appear in National Parent-Teacher, the group’s monthly magazine, similar to existing movie ratings.
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Denver. Colo
Nasional Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Parent-Teacher
Payal
Seek Release Of McLaughlin From Hospital
Milwaukee authorities planned a strategy conference to seek a writ of habeas corpus to release Harold Walter McLaughlin from hospital custody. The 26 year old, linked to the April kidnapping and murder of 6 year old Ben Wagner, admitted the crime after detectives questioned him.
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Milwaukee
Harold Walter McLaughlin
Ben Wagner
Dist
James Koeren
Ozaukee County
McLaughlin
Wagner
Auic Ben
Louis Wagner
Oraukee County
Grafton
Koenen
Willam C. O'Connell
Juneau
Waepun
Afghan Premier Visits Moscow on Soviet Invitation
Premier Mohammed Daud of Afghanistan arrived in Moscow on Monday for a visit at the invitation of the Soviet government. He met with Soviet officials to discuss cooperation and regional affairs during the visit.
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Moscow
UPS
Mohammed Daud
Afghanistan
Council to Get Resolution For Big Bond Issue
Preparations for a four million six hundred thousand dollar triple purpose bond issue face council opposition as they hear the initial resolution at a 4:30 Wednesday meeting. Funds would finance a new public high school west of Fade Street, additions for Read and Emme line Cook Schools, and water department improvements. The council will also consider buying road oil and other street repair materials and direct the board of public works to advertise bids for water and tary guer production. Eight Streets are scheduled for a public hearing for about a mile of sanitary sewer construction, with plans covering multiple streets and new water mains along with extensions to Taft Avenue and other streets. A resolution to amend the official city map extra territorial section, involving Witzel Oshkosh Avenue Eagle Street and Highway 21, is slated for planning commission.
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Fade Street
Read
Emmeline Cook
Water Department
Board of Public Works
Sawyer Street
Glenn Avenue
Bowen Street
Nicolet Avenue
Bowen
Harrison Streets
Harrison Street
Nicolet
Southland Avenue
Meadow
Eagle Streets
Eggle Street
Southland
Rush Avenues
Pierce Avenue
iLark
Hawk
Michligan
18Th Avenue
Taft Avenue
Eagie
Jession
Pancaqua Street
Rainbow Drive
Nevada Avenue
Hazel
Lawndale
Grove
Murdock Avenue
Hickory Street
Save
Eagle Street
Witzel - Oshkosh Avenue
Highway 21
Strauss Nomination Clears Senate Commerce Panel
The Commerce Committee approved CPD member Strauss for secretary of commerce by a 9 to 3 vote. Three Democrats joined Republicans in support, while Sen. John O. Pasire indicated he would file a report to the full Senate. Timing of the nomination’s fate rests with the Senate Democratic leadership.
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Washington
CPD
Lew L. Strauss
Senate Commerce Committee
Commerce
John O. Pasiere
R.T
Senate
Strauss
de Magnuson
Senate Democratic Potter Committee
Ike to Skip Summit Parley If Soviet Sets New Deadline
In Geneva AP dispatch, the United States warned that President Eisenhower would refuse to attend a planned summit if Nikita Khrushchev set a new deadline for the West Berlin crisis. Christian Herter pressed Andrei Gromyko about deadlines and a possible peace settlement that would use a divided Germany.
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Ike
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Khrushchev
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Berlin
Spe
Gromyke
Herter
Germany
Eisenhower Sends Pacts To Congress
President Eisenhower dispatched to Congress two accords with Great Britain and France. The pacts authorize U S assistance to speed atomic weapon development and set automatic effectivity after 60 days unless Congress acts. One pact covers sale of 400 barrels of enriched uranium and related non nuclear parts for weapons use.
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Washington
UPE
Eisenhower
Congress
Great Britain
France
United’ S States
Ain
Haiming
U.S
Eisenboxer
Smoke from English factory prompts local concern
Smoke from a factory in Holmewood, England causes local worry about air quality and potential health effects. Residents report a persistent smoke plume and seek clarity on the plant’s operations and compliance with regulations. Authorities may inspect the site for environmental compliance.
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Holmewood
England
CPI
Missouri Flood Kills One in St Joseph Missouri
A sudden north Missouri cloudburst swamped St Joseph with four inches of rain in an hour, flooding rivers, washing out tracks, and trapping residents. One person, William M. Thomas, drowned as water reached ten feet in places and authorities conducted house to house searches amid debris and evacuations.
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St. Joseph
Missouri
Huiters Mgr Anc Denon Moe
Glenn
Alfred Dougal
Chidren
Great Western
Rairoad
Three Tots Die In Trailer Blaze
Laurel Maryland AP report: three children of a soldier stationed at Camp McCoy Wisconsin burned to death when their trailer home exploded from an oil stove fire Monday. Victims identified as Vincenti age 3 Wanda age 2 and Treen age 3. The father is stationed at Camp McCoy and the mother was with Jim, Mrs Mary Thomas 38, grandmother. One child hospitalized with burns described as satisfactory.
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Laurel
Camp McCoy
Wis
Ekey Vincenti
Wanda
Tre
Mere Conn
Vincent
Jim
Mary Thomas
Wrong One Millay Court Trial Confused by Slurred Statement
In Milay Italy the defendant known as UFI Fredo Cancion testified he did not mean to pen a provocative line. The policeman described the incident as a disturbance in a public space. He was sentenced to unspecified months in jail for assaults on a public official.
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Milay
Italy
UFI
Fredo Cancion
Belief Couple Died In Dangerous Rapids
Dr. Dether and Rich family rescued after their boat capsized in the Green River canyons. The younger Rich said he pulled his companion to shore as the older couple vanished into the rapids. A rescue boat later found them, and all were examined and reported in good condition.
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Moab
Uish
Colorado
Dether
Jar City
Utah
Rich
Green River
Colorado River
Gayard
Jim Hurst
Hurst
McElroy Refuses Resignation to Stay in Cabinet
Secretary of Defense Neil H McElroy announced at the White House that he canceled plans to resign and would remain in the Cabinet indefinitely after conferring with President Eisenhower and Thomas Gates Jr Gates was chosen as deputy secretary. McElroy said he suspended departure and did not know when he might leave, citing the death of Deputy Secretary Donald A Quarles and Radford's recall.
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Ike Thomas
Gates Jr
Secretary of the Navy
Eisenhower
Defense
Washington
UPD
Secreary
Neil H. McElroy
White House
McElroy
Thomas S Gates Jr
Geneva
Teay
Donald A. Quarles
Gates
Radford
Arthur W. Rad
Procter and Gambie
Ife Gates
Philadelph
Towha Lake
Xo. Department
Israel Frees Lebanese Plane After Intercept and Detention
In Tel Aviv the Israeli government released a Lebanese airliner after compelling it to land following an interception over the Mediterranean. The C17 carried 27 UN personnel and Lebanese crewmen were questioned prior to release.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
Vacati
Mediterranean
Sinai
Lebanon
War on Litterbugs Drives Citywide Ticket Campaign
New York launched a citywide drive against litter bugs on Monday. A total of 733 people were issued tickets and face fines of up to 25 dollars.
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New York
UPN
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Council
Okays Strauss
Gromyko
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