Two High Schools Referendum Moves Ahead in Oshkosh
Petition for a two high school referendum in Oshkosh gathers about 2,550 signatures, far above the 2,250 needed. The plan requests a $3.5 million bonding for a centrally located new high school and modernization of existing buildings. Council action slated after Labor Day. referendum option to place the issue on the November ballot.
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Soldier Killed In McCoy Mishap
Specialist Earl McMahan, 22, of Morrison Tennessee, was fatally injured at Camp McCoy Wisconsin while adjusting an Army tank's track head. A crowbar used for leverage slipped and struck him, fracturing his skull. He died at McCord Hospital without regaining consciousness.
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Wreck of U S Weather Plane Kills Nine in Alaska Crash
ANCHORAGE AP Nine of the 12 men killed in Friday's B50 weather plane crash north of Anchorage are identified. Air Force said names would be released after all bodies were identified. The craft was on a routine flight from Eielson AFB on a special mission for the 58th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron. Fragments of the report mention a second Alaska crash earlier, plus unrelated notes on refugees and Hong Kong.
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U S plans protest over attack on Navy patrol plane
Washington officials announced a formal U S protest to Communist China over the unjustified attack that downed a Navy patrol plane off the China coast last week. The State and Defense Departments held Red China responsible and sought damages for loss of life and the aircraft. No amount was specified and a delivery date was not set, expected to take several days.
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French Convoys Head for Cyprus Amid Suez Tensions
Egypt criticized Britain and France for pressuring Cairo as the Suez talks neared. France mobilized troops via Cyprus with 26 ships loaded at Marseilles while the Suez committee headed by Gordon Menzies planned Cairo talks. Cairo warned against foreign threats. Eisenhower urged a peaceful settlement. Three Britons face espionage charges in Egypt as talks proceed.
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Tennessee Mob Demonstrates Against Integration in Clinton
A mob near 2000 strong, including youths just back from a football game, demonstrated against integrating white and Negro students at Clinton High School. Violence flared around the courthouse as crowds demanded release of a white supremacist jailed for contempt. At Mansfield and Bryson City, officials reported threats and attempted enrollments without major injuries, while police and prosecutors moved to curb incitement and possible martial law.
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Free American Labor Slavery's Enemy Says Eisenhower
President Eisenhower declared free American labor the great enemy of enslaved labor worldwide during a White House lawn ceremony for a new three cent Labor Day stamp. The event in Camden New Jersey drew 130 officials labor leaders and newsmen with Joann Dougherty great granddaughter of Labor Day founder as guest. George Meany AFL-CIO praised the President noting that all production comes from labor while StevensonAccusations of labor indifference circulated amid lingering party politics.
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Oshkosh Quiet Labor Day Weekend Prep
Oshkosh residents brace for a long holiday weekend ending Monday with Labor Day. The local tone reflects national labor movement history as people plan quiet observances and time off, noting contributions of organized labor to progress.
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Northwestern Monday Labor Day No Publication Notice
Labor Day national holiday means no Daily Northwestern edition on Monday. All departments except local news staff on assignments enjoy a full holiday. Regular Tuesday edition will cover weekend news. Oshkosh picnics planned. many residents travel for the long weekend. government offices close statewide.
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Nixon at Bedside as Father Grips Life in California
Vice President Nixon rushed from Washington to La Habra California where his 77 year old father Frank Nixon lay in grave condition. Doctors said his breathing was labored as the elder Nixon clung to life while Nixon kept vigil at the bedside.
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Toll rises as long weekend brings heavy highway traffic
United Press tally at 8:25 a.m. CST showed 45 traffic deaths since 6 p.m. Friday with the toll rising to about 50 across states and regions. Reports from Missouri Texas New York Ohio Egypt Israel and Gaza detail clashes and casualties as Egypt appeals to the U.N. amid mounting border incidents.
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South Angola Village Endangered by Volcano
A new volcano erupted today in south Angola near the remote Portuguese West African area. Planes reported ash and lava showers endangering Iona village as a jeep convoy departs for the settlement.
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Himalaya Explosion Toll Rises to Four Off Valletta
Police questioned crew members as investigators probe the explosion that tore through the Himalaya killing four seamen. The 27,955 ton Peninsula and Oriental liner lay at anchor off Valletta Harbor after the blast hit the ship’s refrigeration plant on Thursday.
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Reward Offered After Paint Bombing at Sheboygan
In Sheboygan a $1,000 reward was posted after paint bombs and rocks damaged the Quasius Brothers offices, injuring no one but prompting crowds and officials to condemn the attack. Police described the devices as jars with red paint and broken windows, as the Kohler Company project era faced renewed tensions. Local business groups urged protection for property and workers and expressed support for Quasius Brothers in honoring their Kohler construction contract despite the alleged intimidation campaign.
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