Long Claims Fraud, Says He Is Sane
Baton Rouge Louisiana AP Gov Earl K Long seeks habeas corpus in court to release himself from Southeast Louisiana mental hospital his second such bid in 25 days Judge Jones set Friday 10 am for hearing attorney claims improper papers fraud and that Long has recovered A late diagnosis is to be presented Dr Chester Williams says Long suffered paranoid schizophrenia debate over who will occupy the vacant governor chair Secretary Wade Martin Jr initially rejected then accepted Luther Frazar as acting governor
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Joe Arthur Sims
Long
Mandeville
Sims
Jones
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Jack Gremillion
Luther Frazar
Frazar
Wade O. Martin Jr
Martin
Ghosts linger at Bavarian villa complex tour site
BERCHTESGADEN Germany AP The American Army runs a family resort at Obersalzberg near Hitler era villas now tourism sites. The Eagle's Nest Berg hof and other landmarks survive as hotels and a mountain tram guides visitors through former Nazi strongholds with ruined villas and bunkers still visible in the Alps.
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Hitler
Pittsburgh Strike Halts Jones and Laughlin Steel Plant
In Pittsburgh 12,000 production workers halted operations at Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp after an open hearth dispute over incentive pay. The plant on both sides of the Monongahela River normally handles 3.3 million tons annually as talks with the union were not yet under way.
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Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
John Murray
United Steelworkers Dist. 16
Monongahela River
Murray
USW
New York
Accord Sought on Methods of Teaching
Lawrence Kansas AP education writer reports a four day conference opens to seek agreement on teacher education methods. Attendees from NEA AAAS AACTE ACLS NAS join critics to outline a program promoting well rounded teachers amid debate over teaching methods versus subject matter.
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Llow
Oklahoma OK House approves liquor control bill
Oklahoma lawmakers move toward legal liquor by September 1 with a five member control board to oversee bottle sales through package stores. Governor Edmondson plans to sign. a 2.40 dollar per gallon tax is set and public drinking and price advertising are barred.
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Senate Passes Wheat Bill Concedes No One Wants It
The Senate rejected its own wheat bill and adopted the House version by 44 to 40, a move seen as political theater since leaders concede the bill is unwanted. The measure, covering 1960 and 1961, would raise support to 80 percent of parity with a 20 percent acreage cut or offer no limits with 50 percent parity, while President Eisenhower is expected to veto.
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Hubert Humphrey
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Ezra Taft Benson
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Benson
Elizabeth Tours Canada Gains Warmth From Royal Welcome
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip move along the St Lawrence aboard Britannia as crowds swell in Quebec. Cities blaze with flags while workers in Arvida clap after hours, signaling growing affection after a slow start in the six week tour.
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Chicoutimi
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Lightning Kills Clifford Pink on Iowa Farm
Newton Iowa authorities report Clifford Pink about 40 was struck by lightning Sunday while in a barn lot on his farm 22 miles west of Newton. The bolt traveled down his body and knocked off his left shoe as he did chores.
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Iowa
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Sympathy for Royal Ladies Clothes Are Criticized
American designer Don Lopez says Queen Elizabeth II dresses too old for her age and Princess Margaret is difficult to fit due to her size. He notes royals are scrutinized constantly and must balance style with comfort during public duties while preparing for tonight's Anglo-American Ball.
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Don Lopez
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Princess Margaret
Loper
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Lightning kills shepherd and 470 sheep on Mt Sar Planina
Belgrade reports a lightning strike on Mt Sar Planina in Macedonia Yugoslavia killing a shepherd and about 470 sheep. The disaster occurred Sunday as the shepherd tended his flock in the mountainous region of Southern Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Macedonia
Borba
Mt. Sar-Planina
Ike Opponents See House States Rights Bill Pass
Southern Democrats forecast House passage of a states rights bill opposed by the Eisenhower administration and expect Republican floor leader Charles Halleck to back the measure. Halleck was away from the floor.
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Henry Kaiser Steps Down From Posts
Henry J. Kaiser Sr. will resign as board chair and president of four Kaiser operating concerns while remaining chair of Kaiser Industries and serving as founder-chairman of Kaiser Steel, Kaiser Aluminum, Willys Motors, and Permanente Cement. Edgard F. Kaiser becomes board chairman of the four firms. J. L. Ashby, S. A. Girard, W. A. Marsh, and D. A. Rhoades assumed new presidencies.
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Actress Elaine Stewart Bitten by Dog in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills California Friday night Elaine Stewart 26 said she was badly bitten on the jaw by a dog in a friend's home while watching television She spoke from Doctor's Hospital noting the injury could affect her motion picture and TV career depending on healing.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Flaine Stewart
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