Drivers Crowd Municipal Court for Weekend Accidents
Ewa drivers faced fines in municipal court today as police and sheriff reports described heavy traffic on city streets and highways from the weekend dike weather. Robert Huck, 27, was fined 50 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident Friday night near West Allis. He claimed fog caused the crash and said he fled because he was scared.
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Ewa
Guily
Robert Huck
West Ailis
Huck
Gilbert Severson
Waukesha
New Berlin Center
Waukee
Zapah
Carl Larder
Mukwaraz
ZaPall
Charles McGee
Paul Binney Appointed Director of Waukesha Youth Center
Paul Binney 24 of Madison was named director of the Waukesha youth center. A University of Wisconsin graduate with a master's in English and minors in recreation and psychology, he previously worked at Madison community service and Sparta child center. His first task is organizing the center, said recreation director Guy Wertz.
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Paul Binney
Madison
Waukesha
University of Wisconsin
Binney
Binner
Madison Community Service
Sparta
Guy Wertz
Hungarian Night Mixes Old and New Customs
A Waukesha Hungarian night blends old and new customs with a pork supper and a program. Hungarian club president Geslav Jeuschsi welcomed guests in Hungarian while Tass Horvath conveyed a message in English. Local volunteers assisted. the event highlighted cultural exchange despite language gaps as five speakers addressed the crowd.
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Waukesha
Gerti Ming
Geslav Jeuschsi
Hungerian
Egyptian government orders AP Cairo chief Fred Zusy to leave
Fred Zusy, formerly Freeman reporter now AP Cairo bureau chief, said Egypt canceled his residence visa and ordered him to depart by Friday. The interior ministry cited dispatches showing ill will toward Egypt as the reason. Zusy claimed no clear justification and sought AP instructions.
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Fred Zusy
Freeman
Cairo
Associated Press
Fridar
Zusy
The
Marquesse University
Mibwackee
Ministry of Interior
Resteray
Egypt
Communists Agree to Arm Freeze and Inspection
The Communists broke the Korean armistice deadlock by agreeing to total arms freeze and to allow "neutral" inspectors behind their lines. It marks the first time they accepted arms inspection behind borders, but wording could affect U S Army rotations and new airfields. UN negotiators seek clarity on which neutral nations are meant. If accepted, a detailed subcommittee will work out the program with a Dec 27 aim for cease-fire terms.
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Korea
Total Arms
U. S. Army
United Nations
Ko-r Yea
Russia
China
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Balkan
Nam 0
Witness Says Congressman Intervened in Revenue Case
A witness testifies that a congressman intervened in a revenue case. The report notes a broader Eastern bloc incident with a U.S. air force plane reportedly forced down over Hungary, with all seven crew safe, and tensions rising as Hungary and the Soviet Union discuss the matter through Tass and official channels.
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Russia
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Romania
Hungary
United States
Zi Plan
Justice Department urged leniency in Alabama bribery probe
Washington reports a DOJ attorney testified that Rep Frank Boykin sought to halt prosecution in an Alabama bribery case. Four indicted men pleaded guilty. two wives’ cases were dismissed. Subcommittee chairmen announced invited witnesses including Supreme Court Justice Clark and Attorney General McGrath to testify on the matter.
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Alabama
Atorney John H
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Mitchell
House Wers and Means
Subcommittee
Cecil R. Hing
D-Cal
Supreme Court
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Attornney
J. Eeward McGrath
King
Clark
Lemar Caudie
Lent Truman
Caudie
Tics
Plan Services for Big Bend Woman
Funeral services for Ai Tella Saunders, 6, who died Saturday at her Big Bend home, will be held tomorrow at 2 p m from Big Bend Baptist Church with Rev H R Allaredac officiating. Burial will be in Rural Home Cemetery at Big Bend. Friends may call at the Freem Ting Burris Funeral home after noon. Mrs Saunders, formerly Estella Nobile, was the wife of John Saunders with no immediate survivors.
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Big Bend Baptist Church
H. R_ Allaredac
Big Bend
Ting Burris
Mm. Tear
Report of Sharp Break in Egg Prices
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports the egg market suffered its sharpest break in many years as unusually mild weather extended the egg-laying season and pressured prices.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Christmas Parade Reaffirms Christ in Holiday Celebration
A Saturday parade in a cloudy, mild afternoon drew large crowds as churches and groups showcased nativity scenes, choirs, and recorded hymns. The Waukesha Chamber float sponsored the event while Scout troops and multiple churches presented scenes of Christmas, emphasizing the theme Christ for all people.
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Christ
Waukesha Chamber of
Salem Evangelical
Ed Brethren Church
ICA
Bethlehem
Episcopal Church
Ase
Sion Lutheran Church
First Congregational Church
Faith
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Inter- First Methodist Church
Ist
Pre-Winter Heat Wave Continues Across Wisconsin
Wisconsin chases springlike warmth as a “pre winter” heat wave persists with temperatures 13 to 20 above normal. Milwaukee forecaster Bernard White expects a cooling but still warm pattern through Wednesday while Superior records a chilly 42 degrees as nightly temps dip to the upper 20s to 30s in spots.
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United Press
Wisconsin
Mercury
Auxse Resterd
Milwaukee
Bernard White
White
City and County Fires Cause Over Ten Thousand in Damage
Fire Chief Emery Downie reports two separate blazes in the city and county caused estimated damage exceeding ten thousand dollars. The A. A. building at 267 W faced loss of about 32,000 to 33,000 dollars, with the blaze attributed to a cigarette. Minor damage occurred when a burner was turned off in a Donald Renner location. Total loss later estimated at 8,000 dollars for a North Fraie jurisdiction, with firefighting efforts contained to control the blaze.
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Emery Downie
A. A
Fescor
Ofice
Donald Renner West
North Fraie
Ivar Hopkins
Hopkins
Co. H Fe
Violence in Suez Zone Leaves Dozens Dead
Egyptian government reported a gun battle in the Suez zone leaving casualties in the low to mid teens among Egyptians and Britons, with civilians said to have joined the clash. Unofficial sources varied on exact totals, while a British police fatality was noted. The incident followed days of unrest in the area.
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Suez Cama Zone
Fuad Sereg el Din Pasha
Suez
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Neariny
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