Louisiana Governor Long Faces Mental Health Crisis
Baton Rouge reports Gov Earl K Long hospitalized after a speeding arrest near New Orleans. Doctors diagnose paranoid schizophrenia with delusions of persecution and Long awaits possible sanity hearing or habeas corpus action as Lt Gov Lether Frazar serves as acting governor.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Louisiana Hopital
Mandeville
New Orleans
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Long
Joseph Arthur Sims
Hammond
Sims
Covington
Galveston
Lether Frazar
Frazar
Bomb-Happy Hecker Brothers Sought by St Louis Police
Two Webster Groves brothers James F Hecker 23 and Joseph S Hecker 17 are sought after a bombing incident at the St Louis Arena. Gerald Hecker 20 was arrested after three men entered the building and two escaped when a bomb was tossed as a lookout phoned police. No injuries reported.
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ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis
James F. Hecker
Joseph S. Hecker
Webster Groves
St. Louis Arena
Gerald
Big Sum for Deaths Of Auto Men in Air Crash
A federal court jury in Los Angeles awarded nearly a half million dollars for three automobile executives killed in the Grand Canyon air collision of 1956. The estate of Carl J. Snyder received 142200, Donald F. Kehl’s widow 147300, and Theodore M. Kubiniec’s widow 10500. Kehl and Kubiniec were attorneys for Ford Motor Co.
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Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Carl J. Snyder
Chrysler Corp
Donald F. Kehl
Theodore M. Kubiniec
Kehl
Kubiniec
Ford Motor Co
Seven Die On Kansas Highways In Weekend Spree
Seven persons died in Kansas highway accidents over the weekend. A head on crash near Phillipsburg killed Novilie Watts of Kansas City and Adolph Tosi of Denver. Hutchinson fatalities followed a collision with a switch engine. Two harvest workers died near Sublette in a truck collision and fire. A 21 month old boy Allan Feist died near Little River. his mother Barbara Ann Feist injured. A Kansas City Kansas man, Bob Joe Fowler, was killed beside his parked truck when a car struck it on Highway 50 near Olathe.
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Kansas
Phillipsburg
Novilie Watts
Kansas City
Adolph C. Tosi
Denver
Melvin Cauley
Hutchinson
Rock Island
Rockey Cheney
Sublette
Eugene Grant
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ray Jense
Fairview
Oklo
Allan Feist
Little River
Barbara Ann Feist
Wichita
Bob Joe Fowler
Kan
Highway 50
Olathe
Fowler
New Dental Setup In Local Schools In Effect
Lawrence public schools stop in school dental inspections and offer free student checkups at local dentists if scheduled by September 15. Dentists will record results on cards returned to the school nurse, with annual operation from June 1 to September 25 and no charge for routine inspections by the Douglas County Dental Society.
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Lawrence Public School
Board of Education
Douglas County Dental Society
Dental Society
Stockton teens drown at Webster reservoir
Miss Loree Blair of Stockton and Dorothy Loreg of Plainville died in a Webster reservoir drowning Saturday night.
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Stockton, Kan
Loree Blair
Stockton
Dorothy Loreg
Plainville
Kan
Webster Reservoir
Arthur Godfrey to star in Sept. TV special
A one hour program is planned to feature Arthur Godfrey who is convalescing from a lung cancer operation on April 30. The Sept. 16 show will run from 10 to 11 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The format is not disclosed, but it is expected to welcome Godfrey back to television.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Printers and Star Leaders May Meet Tuesday Over Shutdown
Kansas City AP report says negotiators for International Typographical Union Local 80 and the Kansas City Star may meet Tuesday for the first time since last Thursday’s strike. The walkout halted the Star’s editions and closed the Kansan, leaving Missouri’s two largest cities without daily papers. The dispute centers on premium pay for holiday work and reducing the 374hour week to 36 hours and 14 minutes.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
The
Star
Forrest Mullikin
International Typographical Union Local 80
Kan
Missouri
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
New Six Month Fish and Game Licenses Set for 1960
County Clerk Del bert Mahtin said licenses won’t go on sale locally until early next week. The six month licenses cover fishing for 1 and hunting for 2 dollars, with regular full year prices at 2 dollars each. The state explains the half year price reflects a full year of hunting during prime season.
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Delbert Mahtin
Censes
State Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game Commission
Reds Refuse Harriman Moscow Visit as Journalist
AP reports Communist China denied visa to W. Averell Harriman preventing him from visiting Moscow as a journalist and observer. The visa refusal blocks his planned trip during ongoing tensions between the nations.
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Moscow
China
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman Hints Peiping May Review New App Next Year
Harriman, former New York governor, said the Peiping government informed him that a new application from him would be considered next year. He did not specify the context or the office involved.
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Harriman
New York
Peiping
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