Recovery Effort Starts After Wisconsin Tornadoes
In Menomonie and four northwest Wisconsin counties a disaster relief operation begins as state federal and private agencies set up headquarters. More than 30 killed six missing 350 injured with 119 hospitalized and 20 in grave condition. Governor Thompson says damage will run into millions and seeks federal aid.
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Small Business Administration
Washington
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Negro professor ends bid to enter Mississippi university
A 37 year old former Alcorn A&M professor, Clennon King, was jailed after trying to enter the University of Mississippi summer session. He said his attempt to enter the white campus is over and was held in a patrol headquarters cell amid a campus access ban. Officials indicated psychiatric examination could follow if deemed needed.
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Jackson Miss Daily News
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University of Misnesippi
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Alcorn A&m
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Oxford
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Robert Ellis
J. P. Coleman
Smathers Leads Drive to Repeal Transport Taxes
Senator George A. Smathers pledged an organized push to win Senate approval for repealing the 3 percent freight tax and 10 percent travel levy without broad tax cuts. The House passed a related bill extending current corporate and excise taxes, with an expected Senate Finance Committee approval.
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UPI
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D-Fla
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Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Shatthers
Senate Commerce Committee
Philadelphia Orchestra Audiences Stockholm Triumph
The Philadelphia Orchestra, fresh from a Soviet tour, received a thunderous ovation in Stockholm. Conductor Eugene Ormandy led Stravinsky and Strauss encore selections as royals and diplomats watched, with Ormandy honored by flowers and a wreath. The Swedish radio aired the concert.
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Rosenkavalier
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Louise
Estelle Bernadotte
Francis White
Aaron Copland
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AEC Chairman Resigns as Strauss Replaces Stirs Rumors
Washington sources report the Atomic Energy Commission chairmanship will pass to a businessman unknown at the Capitol. Strauss declines reappointment, accepting a role to advance Eisenhower’s atoms for peace program amid expected Senate opposition and intra-Party tensions.
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UPI
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Eisenhower
Commission
Senate
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Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Thief Drops Loot After Break-In In Downtown Toledo
A thief who broke into a car stole 30 dresses and four suits then discarded the backless garments in downtown alleys. The outfits were the type used by undertakers to dress corpses.
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Toledo, Ohio
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