British Jets Strike Rebel Forts in Central Oman
British venom jets bombed rebel-held forts in central Oman during the largest attack to date. About 10 planes took part dawn sorties, part of a softening up for a Sultanate ground assault. Two RAF Meteors photographed the area while a news blackout concealed targets.
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Trucial Oman
Oman
Thev
Muscat
RAF
Bernard Burrows
Persian Gulf
Cairo
Imaat
Berka
Omar
Buraimi
Zoo Animals Predict Quakes Keepers Say
In Mexico City Chapultepec Zoo keepers report animals including elephants giraffes lions and tigers showed tremors almost 24 hours before a major earthquake. Veterinarians called it an emotional or nervous reaction with no known cause and the animals recovered after the quake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Chapultepec
Hert
British Trucial scouts assault rebels in arid mountain forts
Cameron Highlanders joined about 1000 British-officered Trucial scouts on Monday as jet strikes continued for a fifth day against mud forts held by rebels in the mountains separating the Oman coast from Saudi Arabia. Twenty to thirty jets attacked Birkat near Izi with major action reported.
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Oman
Saudi Arabi
Birkat N
Izi
Grand Jury To Study Auto Race Fatality
Franklin Indiana Johnson County grand jury to meet next month to probe the highway racing crash that killed John F. Basso 21 Beech Grove. Basso died when his truck was struck by Troy Lee Earle 22 Indianapolis after witnesses said Earle’s car raced another vehicle on U.S. 31 near the Marion County line. Nathan Hale in February 1774 was hired by the Union School in New London Conn at a salary of 200 dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Johnson County
John F. Basso
Beech Grove
Basso
Troy Lee Earle
Indianapolis
Earle
U.S. 31
Marion County
Nathan Hale
Union School
New London
Conn
Rites Conducted For Slain Leader Of Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas, the Guatemalan revolutionary leader, was buried Tuesday after being assassinated Friday night by a fellow guard. Thousands lined the funeral route from the presidential palace to the cathedral as Archbishop Mariano Rossell conducted a pontifical mass. Maj. John Eisenhower attended with other foreign dignitaries as the armed forces pledged loyalty to interim President Luis Arturo Gonzalez. The widow appealed for calm and cooperation with the new government amid the tragedy.
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Guatemala City
Carlos Castillo Rcmas
Guatemala
Castillo Armas
Mariano Rossel
Guate‘Imala
John Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Luis Arturo Gonzalez
Congress
Senora Odillia de
Hoffa Pushes for Teamsters Leader Role Amid Contested Race
Hoffa gains momentum in the Teamsters presidential bid as James P. Hoffa leads a rally, with John T. O'Brien stepping aside after unified Chicago support for Hoffa. Beck declines re election and a Miami convention is set for September 30 to nominate the union president and secretary treasurer.
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Chicago
Senate
Tee
Miami
James P. Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters
Jhis
Dave Back
Central States Center
O'Brien
John
Sandy
Didacy
Cago
Detroit
Beck
Wisconsin primary ballot glitches loom in 1956 race
Voters report vague ballot counts and printing errors in Milwaukee County where presidential and party labels appeared outside the names defying state law. Zablocki and Proxmire face off for the Dem nomination while Kohler Davis Knowles O Kenski Lorge Hayes Schafer vie on the GOP side amid fears over secrecy and misprint errors in early voting.
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Milwaukee County
Clement J. Zablecki
Glenn Davis
Waukesha
Glen
Zablocki
William Proxmire
Madison
Proxmire
Davis
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Two injured in car collision at 3rd Street and College Ave
Miss Shirley Ann Kinner 19 of 922 Maplewood Dr suffered bruises and lacerations when her auto was struck by Fred Beaman 20 of 340 N 8 St Middletown at the intersection of 3rd St and College Ave. Beaman was jailed and released on bond. Both cars totaled. Police investigated at St. John’s Hospital where Kinner was treated.
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N. 8 St
Middletown
3Rd St
College Ave
Miss Kinner
St. John’s Hospital
Rights Bill Faces Presidential Opposition on Amendments
Congressional leaders with President Eisenhower say the President remains against any judicial amendment. The change would attach to the voting rights enforcement section, authorizing federal court injunctions by the attorney general against violations or threats of violations, with contempt of court for disobedience.
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Wndiuea
Page
Eisenhower
Faulkner 84 dies. services Friday in Memorial Park
Charles J. Faulkner 84 of 710 W. 2nd St. died Tuesday at St. John’s Hospital after eight days as a patient. Survived by Grace L. Faulkner widow, Herschel Hawkins son, and four grandchildren. Funeral at Baker Brothers Friday 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Monroe G. Schuster officiating. burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Charles J. Faulkner
Charles J
Faulkner
St. John’s Hospital
Homestead
Anderson
Reynolds
Gas Regulator Company
Grace. L
Herschel Hawkins
Vera Meyer
Dayton
Ohio
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
George F
Mary E. William
Earl J. Meyer
Clayton -Hatch
Ann Higganbotham
T. E. Jenkins
Rena Sears
Clarence Sheward
Meyer Bodmer
Memorial Park Cemetery
David E. Conrad Lapel
David Elbert Conrad
Lapel
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Fisher Brothers
Thomas Hodson
Brookside Cemetery
Friends” Axe
Tme
Frank
Curly) Dillard Jr
6Th. St
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Baker Brothers Funeral
E. D. Imlear
First Methodist Church
Kilburn and Weed Rise Through Delco-Remy Ranks
Kilburn and Weed, longtime Delco-Remy employees, advanced to senior roles in Gauge Design and Electrical Testing. Kilburn, a 1937 GM Institute graduate, led plant inspection and WWII engine projects and serves as Lapel community leader and firefighter official. Weed, an Anderson resident and 1950 gauge designer, became chief designer in electrical testing and supervises voltage regulator inspection. The pair are noted for golfing and bowling involvement and family roles.
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General’ Motors Institute
Flint
Mich
Delco-Remy
Kilburn
Stony Creek Township School Building Corporation
Lapel Methodist Church
Lapel Volunteer Fire Department
General Motors Institute
Ing
Weed
Anderson
Dresser-Dr
Delco-Remy Bowling Association
Hospital Dismissals And Obituary Notes
Dismissals from St Ji Hospital list numerous residents by address and name including Betty Yelzien Charles Boyer Donald Grimmett and John Harbison. The death of William B Kochner 64 of St Louis is noted with survivors and funeral details. Requiem for Edwin L Butler 48 at Trinity Episcopal Church burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Johnie R Poynter Jr 25 funeral at Main and Son New Castle. George E Carter 65 East Lynn St services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Ernest E Wilson 63 Sherman St funeral at First Pilgrim Holiness Church. Elze Wright 63 Dunkirk death after heart attack with survivors listed.
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Edwin L. Butler
Tower Apts
Trinity Episcopal Church
George.a. Burns
Maplewood’ Cemetery
Albright Funeral Home
Thomas Funk
Robert Golf
W. D. Yart
William Hobbs
Weldon Waldo
Robert Duncan
Johnie Poynter SR
Johnie R. Poynter Jr
George E. Carter
East Lynn St
St. John’s Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
Melvin Smith
Church of Christ
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ernest E. Wilson
Sherman St
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
George C. Harper and Son Funeral
Frankton
Wright Elze Wright
Dunkirk
Elsie Tudor
Dana Wright
Anderson
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties report Julius Ahrens
Names and details of multiple local deaths including Julius Ahrens of Pendleton born 1894 in Orangeburg South Carolina who died at St. John's Hospital Anderson. Survivors listed, funeral arrangements in Pendleton. Also notes James W Gunsalus and others with burial and service details in Indiana towns. Frank Koeniger's heart attack at Madison County jail mentioned. Also brief note on early Atlantic cable rate.
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Julius Ahrens
Pendleton
Main St
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Orangeburg
S.C
Julius
Mamie Ahrens
Muncie
Indiana Reformatory
Ahrens
Methodist Church
Mary Martin
Mary
Beth Whitlam
Boston
Cornell Bright
T. R. White
Mx. Thrasher
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Frank Koeniger
Madison County
St. John’s Hospital
Hos~pital
Brown and Butte
Jury Trial Amendment Debate Splits Senate Civil Rights Fight
Federal judges backed by some factions and opposition from Knowland forces shape a close vote on a jury trial amendment. Undecided senators expected to decide. Southerners and some northerners push for the amendment as a fundamental civil right while opponents fear white juries would not convict cases involving a Negro's voting rights.
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Knowland
The Leopold and Loeb Case Revisited in Prison Life
The notorious 1924 murder case ended with a life plus 99 year sentence for Leopold and Loeb. After conviction they pursued education work in prison, with Leopold later earning a reduced term for wartime malaria testing and publishing notes on prison life.
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Dean
Ady
Grand Jury
Milan
Aly
Teamster Union
Infeaktetiet Po
Senate Committee
Indianapolis i
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Edwin K. Steers
NEW Phillips 66
Fle“huel
Phillips 66
Philuirs
Um Company
Anderson and
Childes Petroleum Products
Kohler
Ike
ARS
Becca E. Myers
Becca Myers
George
E. Myers
Greenville Sanitarium
Greenville
Ansonia
Orito
Rose All
St Ji Hospital
Betty Yelzien
Ol Ave
Charles Boyer
Walton S Donald Grimmett
Hazle’ St
Nick
John Harbison
Thomas Graham
N Ave
Louise Kendall
George St
Leroy Lambandd
Joseph Rector
Fred Campbell
Cincinnati Ave
Lawrence Stout
Willow St
Richerd. Horner
Broadway
Milton Bashan
8Th St
Max Harper and Son
St. Rd
Rolland Rhea
Pande
Fichi
Soi
Ccountown
Roy Anderson
30Th St
Earl Patton
Chester St
Maude Humble
Linda Collins
Lincoln ‘St
Elizabeth Foster
Lwilliam B. Kochner
William B. Kochner
St. ‘Louis
Rose
Mary. Brown
James MM
Brown
Dover Rd
St. Louis
Knapp-Montearch Inc
Rosemary
Grace Weiss
Fendler
Grand and
Bates Sts
St. Stephen's Catholic Church
Gecate
James W. Gungalus
L. S.gray
Hagerstown
Funeral
William Hale
New York
Atlantic
Leopold Plea
Loeb
Leopold
Jacob Franks
Clarence E. Darrow
John R. Caverly
Bath
Stateville
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Sonatone
Sonotone
Citizens Bank
F. E
Wieg
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