City Plans Memorial Day Observances For Heroes
Oshkosh honors its war dead with church services at Peace Liberal Church led by veterans groups and a 10 30 am service. A 3 30 pm Rivers Park ceremony commemorates servicemen who died in service followed by an 8 30 pm parade assembling at Deane and Court Streets. Parade escorts will lead to the cemetery program with a Morion Gaze tribute.
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Milwaukee Vaccine Ownership Fight Halts Use Delayed Tests
Milwaukee Health Officer Dr. E R Krumbiegel led a dispute over polio vaccine ownership tying 28 000 cubic centimeters to the National Patio Foundation. The city halted use of unverified vaccine, ordered tests on about 150 children, and noted a refrigeration failure raised from 40 to 95 degrees. The state demanded action or transfer of vaccine.
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Clashes Roil Cameroons as Death Toll Grows
Paris reports indicate at least nine killed in Cameroons unrest blamed on Communist fronts. Demonstrators clashed with police in Douala with curfews imposed as authorities accuse the Cameroon Peoples' Union of stoking the disorder.
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Japanese Fishing Vessels in Distress Off Hokkaido Coast
Japan Coast Guard reports seven fishing vessels in distress off northeast Hokkaido. Three rescue boats from the coast guard were dispatched to the scene aboard the Tes Jezechem.
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Oshkosh Folks Get The Bird Story
Spring weather spurs travel and a local parakeet's owners place an ad after the bird flew the coop. The bird is returned the first evening the ad appears, bringing happiness to the relieved owners.
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Blackhawk
Americans Pause to Honor War Dead Parade Plans Announced
President Nixon will place a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery and deliver an address Monday morning. The Grange Army of Woolson will join 700 musicians and vocalists for a premiere of The Requiem. Similar ceremonies will occur at national cemeteries including Arlington and Ft. Gregg with services in churches nationwide.
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Rejection of Bid To Rejoin Eastern Red Bloc Looms
Britain faces a strike wave on the eve of a holiday weekend as engineers and firemen threaten to halt most passenger services. Eden seeks crisis management as unions meet to avert a wage dispute. Emergency talks continue with Labour leaders and unions awaiting a possible settlement while railway bosses conduct hearings into a recent defeat.
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Yugoslavia Rejects Russian Bid Rejoining Eastern Bloc
Reports from Belgrade state Yugoslavia refused a Soviet bid to rejoin the Eastern Communist bloc. Khrushchev and Bulganin showed long faces while Tito appeared jovial, as the conference produced little official detail and rumors spread across both sides. The talks focused on foreign policy rather than ideology, with private discussions expected to continue next week.
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New Twisters Scare Oklahoma and Kansas
A string of tornado funnels struck Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri causing fear and property damage with no reported deaths. Dozens of homes and businesses were hit near Blackwell and Wichita while towns in Kansas faced widespread power disruptions and emergency responses.
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General Van Fleet Returns to Washington
Retired Army commander General James A. Van Fleet returned to Washington after several days in Milwaukee where he sat for artist Joseph Cummings Chase, commissioned to paint a portrait of him.
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James Ja van Fleet
Korea
Washington
Joseph Cummings Chase
Weather summary for Wisconsin area with cloudiness and cooler winds
The report notes moderate cloudiness and cooler conditions with west to west-northwest winds 15 to 20 mph. Highs around 75 and a low near 58 observed, with 0.25 inch rain in the past day and 0.16 inch excess for the month. City hall readings show overcast at 7:30 AM and cloudy at 4:30 PM.
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Resignation Rumor Shifts HEW Guidance
Washington UP reliable source says President Eisenhower may name Marion B. Feisor to head Health Education and Welfare, replacing Abs. Oveta Culp Hobby. Feisor, 61, a Georgia native, would bring social security expertise as Hobby, the only woman and Democrat in the cabinet, weighs personal reasons. The White House declined comment.
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Holiday Traffic Toll Climbs During Memorial Weekend
The tally of traffic deaths rose to 42 during the Memorial Day weekend as millions hit the roads. Officials warn drivers to take extreme caution with about 40 million vehicles expected on highways and an estimated 350 deaths projected across the holiday period.
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Eisenhower
June is Dairy Month Promoted in Madison
The American Dairy Assn distributed 756 916 display materials to business places in the area as part of June dairy month outreach.
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American Dairy Assn
San Francisco Seen Big Four Meet In July Plans
U P reports that the Big Four foreign ministers will gather in San Francisco for groundwork ahead of a U S French British Soviet leaders summit. British Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan signaled readiness to attend if Conservatives win. The event marks the 10th anniversary of the United Nations founding. Western officials expect continued cooperation despite elections.
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Britsh
Harold MacMillan
California
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Temaim
Brian
State Department
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Plomaic Manevier
Arrival in Ethiopia by Emperor Hele S¢s se and others
Fragmentary OCR notes report arrivals in Addis Ababa involving figures like Helese Sıs and Tetsimg Strecem with unclear roles. The text mentions ships or quests and a reception in the Ethiopian capital, but details remain garbled.
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Oshkosh Pupils Set for Wisconsin Dells Safety Patrol Meet
About 65 Oshkosh school safety patrol members will attend the statewide safety patrol congress in Wisconsin Dells June 3 and 4. The group, led by Police Captain Crri Boushee, travels by two chartered buses, departs Friday morning and returns Saturday afternoon. Patrol tests and badges are required for admission to tours and events.
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Oshkosh
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Eddie Ton
Scheele Optimistic On Finishing Vaccine Shots
Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele said sufficient vaccine doses could be released next week and two weeks later enough supplies for the final vaccination phase. He noted new federal safety standards aim to limit injections and speed up approval while manufacturers further improve safety procedures.
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