Miami dorm killing shocks Cincinnati campus
In Cincinnati a Miami University student, Roger T. Sayles of Gary Indiana, was killed in Reid Hall during a dormitory gunfight with Herbert A. and Ames Walker. Lucas fled after firing. Walker was in serious condition. Lucas was later found in Ogden Hall with two pistols and ammunition. Sayles's mother and father were notified.
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Cincinnati
Miami
Warine Go
Roger T. Sayles
Gary
Ind
Mary Sayles
Herbert A
Springfield
Ohio
Ames Walker
Boone
Butler Walker
Sales
Walker
Lucas
Sueas
Jami
Sandra Epps
Greenville
Reid Hall
Sayles
Ogden Hall
Edwin Sayles
38 Hour Week Sought by United Steel Workers
The United Steel Workers press for a 38 hour average work week in steel contract talks with 12 major companies in New York. Proposal outlines five eight hour days for three weeks, then four eight hour days for one week, totaling 38 hours weekly with time and a half after 40. Estimated impact includes 25 000 new jobs and noninflationary costs.
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Mands
Asher Lauren
the News
New York
Lauren
Detroit News
Mick
Thomas
USW
Detroit
Great Lakes
Fuller Family Tragedy In Nevada Car Crash Claims Two Lives
Albert Howard Fuller and his wife Dora Fuller of the Fuller Brush Co. were killed in a high speed crash near Hawthorne Nevada after a rear tire blew out. The couple, from West Hartford Connecticut, were en route from Las Vegas to San Francisco, with the car flipping multiple times after the tire failure.
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Hawthorne, Nev
Albert Howard Fuller
Dora
Fuller Brush Co
Nevada
Fuller
West Hartford
Conn
Alfred C. Fuller
Frank Souza
Fullers
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Colonel's Son Spirited Away By Baby Sitter
An Army colonel's two year old son Samuel McCray was snatched from his Schofield Barracks home by 16 year old Shirley Shaw on Friday night. FBI and Honolulu police launched a search. the girl carried the child and was dropped off in downtown Honolulu after boarding a bus. The case remains under review with officials emphasizing the child's safe return.
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Honolulu
FBI
Shirley Shaw
Samuel McCray
Emmett H. McCray
Schofield Barracks
McCray
Schofield
IRS workers open 76000 income tax letters in one day
In Richmond Virginia 46 Internal Revenue Service workers processed 76000 income tax letters in a day. District director C W Goltzbach bought leather-handled letter openers as prizes for the four top letter openers using personal funds.
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Richmond
Internal Revenue Services
C. W. Goltzbach
Episcopal Convention Set Tuesday in North Carolina
The 143rd annual convention of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina opens in Charlotte Tuesday with a scheduled discussion to call a special convention for a bishop coadjutor or suffragan. Bishop Richard Henry Baker will preside with three bishops present and more than 400 delegates expected.
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Charlotte
Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina
Suffra
Gan
Richard Henry Baker
Edwin A. Penick
Baker
Matthew George Henry
Western North Carolina
Thomas H. Wright
Eastern Carolina
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
TV Curbs On Conference Explained
Washington AP James C Hagerty says he would not permit live radio or television coverage of President Eisenhowers press conferences. He argues the policy prevents Communist propaganda and notes a satellite could enable instant global TV by 1960.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Hagertty
Mutual System
Mr. Nehru
India
Congress Faults Air Force Bomarc Waste and Duplication
Members of Congress accuse the Air Force of waste and duplication in the Bomarc missile program as tests show the unmanned surface launcher has failed against a supersonic target. Air Force officers say subsonic bombers show success while none of the Model B tests have been fired.
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Washington
Congress
Air Force
Army
Boeing Aeroplane Co
Seattle
Wash
SAGE
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Col
C. B. Johnson
Air Force Weapons System Division
William E. Minshall
Rohio
Flood
Legislature Nears Budget Decisions Amid Tax, Pay Debate
Raleigh AP reports the General Assembly nears key budget votes on Gov Hodges proposed tax withholding plan. A Thursday and Wednesday clash looms over teacher and state worker raises with Henkel pushing for higher pay totals, arguing new revenue estimates support the move. Senate finance shows caution while House debates withholding.
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Appropriations Committee
Henkel
Senate
Mon
Hodges
House Finance Committee
Senate Finance
C. Arthur Kirkman
Guiford
Boy Vicious Chihuahua Stuns Judge in Fresno Case
In Fresno, Judge Huffman doubted a three pound chihuahua named Boy could be vicious. Owner Haig Bag. dasarian tested the claim by patting Boy, who then bit him on the elbow and hip. The judge postponed the case for 30 days.
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Fresno
Calif
George W. Huffman
Haig
Dasarian
Hoffman
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