Alligator blocks U S 1 traffic in Florida
A 32 foot alligator halted traffic on U S 1 north of Miami for nearly an hour as deputies fought to subdue it. Rope rounds around the snout and neck failed at first, drawing a crowd of over 100. Conservation officers planned release into Everglades National Park after the capture.
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No. 1
Miami
Everglades
Richard Wright
Robert Laichak
Wright
Humane Society
Charles A. Busey
The
Pusey
Everglades National Park
Gunmen Hit Casablanca Moroccan Quarter Amid Slaying Fallout
Unidentified shooters in two black sedans fired on Casablanca's Medina around 9 p.m. killing one Moroccan and wounding four others. Publisher Emile Eyraud of La Vigie Marocain was shot in central Casablanca as French and African troops patrolled the tense streets.
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Casablanca
Moroces
Medina
Omers
Emile Eyraud
la Vigie Marocain
Ohioan Bows Out as President
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche says he has no plans to seek the presidency in 1956 and will stay in Ohio politics. In a national TV interview he called talk of a run “fantastic” and urged friends to be guided by sentiment rather than firm ambition. He will not discuss prospects outside Ohio until December 1956.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lausche
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Stephens College For Women
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