Oshkosh Council Considers Civic Auditorium Gift
Councilman John E. FitzGerald urged a prompt reply to an anonymous $300,000 gift offer for an Oshkosh High civic auditorium. He argued the city cannot afford to accept, suggesting alternatives. Councilman Der C. McCrary backed the idea, while Council President Robert E. Stauffer cautioned against discouraging private gifts. The panel noted six votes are needed for any bond issue.
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John E. FitzGerald
Oshkosh High
der C. McCrary
Robert E. Stauffer
McCray
French Jet and Light Plane Crash Near Orly Leaves Two Dead
A Caravelle jet with 37 aboard collided with a light training plane near Orly Field. One passenger was killed and about 25 injured. The Caravelle landed safely after the collision. both aircraft sustained damage and investigation follows.
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Theed
al- Hire
Caraselle
Orty
Nikola Hhroshchchevy
Serries
Orly Field
Air Algeria
North Afica
Envoys Schedule Strategy Meetings Across Europe
U S envoys plan a series of strategy meetings with European nations including Russia and satellites. State Department officials say the talks are set for several months and have no connection to the summit conference collapse.
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Washingtox
Russia
State Department
Capt Marks and Four Friends Missing in Cuba
Captain Herman Marks of Affaukee and four companions are reportedly missing after a fishing trip off the Isle of Pines near Cuba. Unconfirmed reports say the group fled to Mexico in a sports boat. one passenger is an American woman identified as Jean Secon.
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Marks
Havana
UPP
Herman Marks
Affaukee
I Castro
Isle of Pines
Czbs
Mexic
Jeap Secon
John
Julius Perle
Julius
William
Miss Secon
Castro
Cuba
Itis
Fulgencio Batista
Youth Dies As Auto Rams Wall At St Olaf College
A two year old Stevens Point Wisconsin youth was killed and a companion injured when the car struck a stone wall on the campus of St Olaf College in Northfield Minnesota. John Rasmussen died in a hospital hours after the crash. He was the son of Liz and Maurice Rasmussen of Stevens Point.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Jin
St .Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
John Rasmuscon
Liz
Maurice Rasmussen
Stesens Pont
Sient
St. Olat
Cruiser Plunges Over Dam. Man Missing in Wisconsin
A 21-foot cruiser plunged over a dam on the Wisconsin river near Live Rapids, sending one man presumed drowned and saving five others. The missing man is Ramholtz Sampson, 30, Green Bay, who was aboard during a shakedown run. Rescue efforts continued as others aboard escaped without injury. The incident occurred around 3:30 p.m. at the government dam.
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Green Bay Fap
Ramholtz
Greening
Kambolizs
LaVerne
Sampson
Overgard
Steen Bar
Goverment Dam
Jock
Live Rapids
Green Bay
Mer Suddenis
Jim Gellenberger
Cmiser
Gallenberger
Nersons
Eisenhower to Speak at Notre Dame Commencement
President Eisenhower will deliver the commencement address at Notre Dame's 15th annual ceremony on June 5. He will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree in a publicized event announced today.
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MR. K
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Paris
Ghote Vie Radio
Eisenhower
South Bend
Ind
UPI
University of Notre Dame
Nelson to be criticized by GOP at Milwaukee convention
Wisconsin Republican delegates prepare a strong resolution targeting Gov Gaylord Nelson for alleged political manipulation of revenue estimates. Assemblyman Jervis Leonard of Milwaukee leads the resolutions committee citing secrecy in government over a revised 1959 61 budget deficit of four million dollars down from twenty three million. Delegates exceed 3 000 for convention sessions beginning Friday as GOP lawmakers accuse Nelson of deceiving them about the state shortfall.
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Jervis Leonard
Milwaukee
Nelson
Leonard
State Naval Officer Shot In Philippines
A gun attack in the Philippines wounded two officers from Wisconsin and Minnesota near the Subic Bay base. The incident occurred on a road near San Antonio in Zambales province as U.S. Navy and Philippine authorities opened an investigation. Officers Blandt and Webster were hospitalized with noncritical injuries. others in the car included Ens. Robert McGurr and Lt. Edward Briggs.
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Cnarles A. Wooster
Mim' Meanolis
Minn
Leon Tered Webster
Elandi
Webster
Oth
Eisenhower
Russia
Ac Nications
San Miguel
U.S. Navy
Subic Bay
Glen Pommeren
Mibwaukee
San Antonio
Su Edward F
Briggs
Ofla
Blandt
U.S
Labor and management seek path to industrial peace talks
Washington AP reports labor and management representatives meet at Eisenhower's behest to set an agenda for mutual talks. Both sides publicly pledge to cooperate while privately doubtful of progress. The aim is to deter hostilities, curb inflation, raise output and spur growth.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
Khrushchev presses peaceful co existence policy in Berlin visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev insisted on peaceful co existence while attacking the United States in an airport speech. He said talks with East German and Soviet leaders could advance a peace treaty and Berlin solution even as he planned discussions with Ulbricht and Grobennont. Huge crowds in East Berlin celebrated as Khrushchev left the airport for the East residence.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewonl
Walter Llerichi
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Grovenont
Europe
Khrusheney
West Berlin
East
Grayson Campaign Slogan Emphasizes Standing Above Opponent
Leland A. Grayson, a 340 pound seven foot three candidate for the state legislature, declared I may not be the best candidate but you admit I stand head and shoulders above my opponent in a Tall Story feature from Hardeeville.
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Hardeeville
UPI
Leland A. Grayson
Greyson
Portugal Welcomes Eisenhower amid cold War pledge
President Eisenhower, greeted by cheering Portuguese crowds in Lisbon, urged unity and resolve after the summit, saying talks should push peace with justice and freedom. He recalled visiting Portugal in 1931 and met Prime Minister Salazar as he arrived for an overnight stay before heading to Washington.
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Portu
Eisenhower
U.S
Lisbon
Portugal
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Amport
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Sal Eysenhower
Paris
James C. Hagerty
Nexs
Chet
Hazert
Ferri
Fegan
Khrushchev
Washington
Americo Rodrigues
Tomaz
Union
Antonio de Olseria Salazar
World faces uncertain future as Cold War summit breaks down
Khrushchev attacks Eisenhower as US and Soviet leaders abandon East West talks. Disarmament negotiat ions falter and Berlin crisis looms. Eisenhower plans a TV radio appeal after returning Friday from Lisbon. Macmillan bids farewell to de Gaulle as summit moves to page 12.
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Paris
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Berlin
China
Far East
Kikcushche
Lisbon
Portugal
Ats
Slosxow
East Berlin
Bertish
Harold Macmillan
Charlies de Gaulle
House of
Soviets ask UN to convene on spy flights
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko plans to press charges at the UN over American spy flights after arriving from Paris. Arkady So bolyev said the Soviet Union would submit a resolution at the first Security Council meeting as Russia seeks an international aerial inspection proposal. The blast case in Sheboygan left a local man with second degree burns. Authorities suggested timing for the UN session aimed at countering Western aerial activity, with US and UK representatives weighing options ahead of any summit decisions.
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United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Arkady A. Sobolev
Tod Z Gromyko
Paris
Security Council
botibUyGaNn
Gro
Bate
Seppley
Dag Hammarekjold
Claude Corez
Ceylon
Mar
Comneil
Eisenhower
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wion
Xeesend
Tragic Explosion Damages Home After Gas Heater Fire
Om Wate Merger Jr. was taken to St Nicholas Hospital and later to St Marys Hospital Milwaukee in serious condition after a gasoline fumes ignition. He was burning as he fled the basement when an explosion caused 500 damage to the Merger home. A neighbor wrapped him in a blanket to extinguish the flames.
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Om. Wate Merger Jr
St. Nicholas Hospital
St Mary’s Hospital
Milwaukee
Merge
Merget
Ships collide in North Sea. two rescued in fog
Two ships collided in the North Sea 22 miles from Borkum Island amid thick fog. Three crewmen were rescued from the Swedish freighter Mon Gabara and one from the British tanker Workmac. The Mongabare captain and first mate stayed aboard to save the ship. no serious injuries reported.
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Novak Sea
Gelies
Borkum Island
Gemam
Mongabare
Nerher
Japanese Protest Demands U2 Planes Removal
About two hundred demonstrators gathered near a U S naval air station in Atsugi Japan demanding the immediate removal of three U2 reconnaissance aircraft now based in Japan. The protest reflected growing tensions over NATO style spy flights in the region.
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Atsugl
Japan
Went
Naval Air Station
Portugal
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