Eisenhower Opens Re Election Campaign in Midwest
President Eisenhower launched his national re election bid from the Midwest farm belt calling for progress under Republican policy. He outlined three themes economic growth world peace and opposition to phased withdrawal of nuclear tests or the draft while stressing personal health and readiness to serve.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Wisconsin Hit by Early Killing Frost Across State
A United Press report states killing frost covered most of Wisconsin Wednesday night into Thursday as temperatures plunged to record low levels for this early in the fall season. The piece notes an official start to autumn remains to be determined.
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Unseasonal Freeze Hits Buckstaff Observatory Scene
The Oshkosh Northwestern notes a 29 degree low at Buckstaff Observatory marking a first summer freeze in the paper's weather record. Officials say fall starts officially Saturday at 7 36 p m. Last year this week saw three days above 90 degrees. The 29 degree low is the coldest since April 30.
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Oshkosh
Winter weather edges in with snow reports across Wisconsin
Saturday brought chill and snowfall as Sault Ste. Marie and eastern Upper Michigan saw two inches of snow while Milwaukee area noted snow pellets and mixed precipitation. Lowest readings reached 23 at Grantsburg Lone Rock and Spooner with several cities at 26 to 30 including Green Bay Madison Cedarburg and Milwaukee airport.
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Milwaukee
Hurley
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Lone Rock
Spooner
Black River Falls
Park Falls
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
Cedarburg
Madison
Two Rivers
Wausau
Superior
Duluth
Eau Claire
Six Die as Cadiz Building Collapses in Spain
CADIZ Spain police said six construction workers were killed and nine injured when the second floor of an uncollected government building collapsed on Wednesday.
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U S Moves To Aid in Buying Building Homes
The White House announced a four point program to ease mortgage borrowing and spur housing, lowering FHA down payments on homes under 9000 to five percent, easing credit rules, and boosting funds for builders and buyers through FNMA. The actions aim to relieve mortgage tightness blamed for slow construction.
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White House
Eisenhower
United States
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Federal National Mortgage Assn
FNMA
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Home Loan Bank
Sucher Blasts Proxmire Action In Wisconsin Race
Madison attorney Sucher denounces Senator Proxmire's move to back Frank Nikolay over Sucher in the Wisconsin attorney general race. Proxmire accuses Sucher of youth and inexperience while urging Democrats to support Nikolay and warns against party bosses selecting nominees. Sucher vows to remain Democratic nominee despite the attack and criticizes what he calls a peculiar method to aid the ticket.
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Nixon Campaign Tour Targets Pacific Northwest Morality and Congress
Vice President Richard M. Nixon pressed a Northwest audience on the Eisenhower era morality and the need for a Republican Congress to push its program. He outlined power, peace and prosperity goals during a heavy 32-state tour, with stops in Boise and Nampa Idaho and Spokane Washington before heading to Rapid City SD.
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Preliminary Reports On Oshkosh Catholic High School
The Ishkosh Catholic High School Corporation will present its first public report in October. A board meeting at St. Peter's Church announced the report on studies and recommendations to be shared with Holy Name Societies from six Oshkosh parishes at St. Peter's hall on Monday Oct. 22. Committees reported findings on building costs and school needs with further reports planned for Oct. 15.
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James OBrien Awarded After Refusing Restaurant Bill
James Victor Loxdon, jailed for refusing to pay a 4.25 bill at an Indian restaurant, was awarded 14 in prison payments after court officials said he walked out without paying. The case centers on a disputed curry charge and al leged nonpayment.
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James Obrien
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Big Three delay Suez users association formation
London sources say the 18 nation conference will draft a charter and take it to governments for final decisions. A two week study period is planned, with a mid October start date for the association. Officials warn Egypt’s canal operation could face trouble if delays persist.
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Suez Users Association
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Soviet Move To Lure Tito Seen
In Belgrade Khrushchev arrived for a brief rest at Brioni with President Tito. Observers say the trip may aim to urge Tito to cut ties with the West while both nations kept silent on the talks.
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Burglars Learn Of Friendliness in Jail Collects Plea Deals
Clipped OCR notes burglar group activity and pleaded guilty statuses. Mentions kinship, arrests, and sentences amid garbled lines. references to Hutchson, Meagan, Shenfishes, and Sheppard across chaotic text.
Swift Company workers strike across 26 states
More than 25 000 workers walked out at Swift and Co plants from Massachusetts to California in the first full scale strike against a major meat packer since 1948. Ten Chicago pickets were arrested as the plant halted live stock purchases while most plants stayed idle or operated with nonstrike staff.
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Swift and Co
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California
Big Swift
Corporal Faces Court Martial On Slugging Charge
At Parris Island a special court martial will be convened to try two supply corporals accused of slugging a Marine recruit who failed to respond to a Norco order. The panel will include three or more members and is set for next week with Lt Col F Pear presiding. The outcome could include hard labor for up to six months.
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