Five State Primaries Set Tuesday Nationwide
Five states vote Tuesday for major nominations Alabama Ohio Indiana Florida and New Mexico with races for governor U S senator and congressional seats. In Alabama Sen Sparkman faces three Democrats including Laurie Battle in a civil rights focused contest while Jim Folsom seeks a comeback in the governor race. Ohio features a key Republican Taft seat battle between Bender and Saxbe as Burke seeks elected victory. Indiana centers on the 9th district party split with Whitcomb challenging Rep Wilson amid GOP factionalism. Florida contenders for governor include Johns Collins and Odham with runoff possible. Republicans run in two districts. New Mexico sees a Republican governor and senator race alongside two GOP House races.
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Laurie Battle
Birmingham
John G. Crommelin
Wetumpka
William C. Irby Sr
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Big Jim) Folsom
James B. Allen
Gadsden
Winston Gullatte
Selma
Bruce Henderson
Miller’s Ferry
James H. Faulkner
Ray Minette
Henry Sweet
Bessemer
Jack Owen
Tuscaloosa
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William Saxbe
Ohio House
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Ed Whitcomb
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Albuquerque
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Area Man In Service Gary F. Smith Stationed at Chanute Field
A3c Gary F. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Claude Smith 306 Monroe is now stationed at Chanute Field Illinois. He completed six months of basic training at San Antonio and attended Lawton High School before enlisting in the Air Force October 7 1953.
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Claude Smith
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Chanute Field
San Antonio
Lawton High School
Air Force
Logex-4 exercise at Camp Pickett draws foreign officers
About 1,000 officers join the Army logistical drill Logex-4 at Camp Pickett in Virginia. Among the participants are 124 officers from 29 foreign countries, including Ko Poulosis from the Greek academy Maj Prasarn Prasassarakitch and Capt Rien Disthabanchong from Thailand, who share insights from the exercise.
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Prasarn Prasassarakitch
Rien Disthabanchong
Camp Pickett
Parents Told Not To Resent Slow Child
A Roanoke Virginia physician told Kansas City readers that parents should feel no shame or resentment if they have a mentally retarded child. Dr. Jerome Natt said the child develops slower than a normal child and urged a positive approach. He advised parents to love the child and join or form support groups with medical guidance and the National Association for Retarded Children.
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Kansas City
Roanoke
Jerome Natt
Natt
American Academy of General Practice
National Association For Retarded Children
Worker loses clothes in diesel engine mishap
In Louisville a railroad maintenance man, William Thomas, was pulled into a locomotive diesel engine while servicing it. His rain coat was caught on a radiator fan motor, stripping off his clothes but leaving him with only a broken arm as the worst injury.
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Louisville
William Thomas
Thomas
Lost Dog Randy Reunited After Quick Home Rescue
In Long Beach California Don Campbell and Byrle Townley spotted a wandering golden cocker spaniel on the highway. They brought the dog home and learned from a newspaper notice that Randy had run away from his owners. A $1,000 reward had been offered. Campbell decided to split with Townley and keep the dog, noting his children had grown fond of Randy.
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Long Beach
Calif
Don Campbell
Byrle Townley
Inglewood
Campbell
Randy
Ten-Year-Old Drives Auto, Fatally Strikes Baby
In Cincinnati a 10-year-old, James Lykins Jr., was allowed to drive a car in the driveway. He lost control, striking a baby’s play pen and running over 15-month-old Douglas Burnside, who died from the injuries. The incident was described by the boy’s mother.
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Cincinnati
James Lykins Jr
Wrecker Late Sparks Drunk Driving Arrest in Malibu
Malibu deputies responded to a Ventura Boulevard crash when the tow truck failed to arrive. Deputies Fred Hadland and Del Crawford located the wandering tow vehicle and arrested its driver on suspicion of drunk driving. Additional tow trucks were then called to clear the scene and remove the wrecked cars.
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Malibu
Calif
Ventura Boulevard
Fred Hadland
del Crawford
Peddler Pulls Bluff On The Wrong Man
A peddler in URAWA Japan pulled a bluff that led to the death of a man who was not the intended target. Police reported the suspect fled after the shooting and searches found no gun on the peddler or in his house. The incident occurred yesterday as officers investigated the armed confrontation.
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Peddler
Urawa
Japan
Drees Eneh
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