Kentucky Briefs Mixed local, national items in brief
Louisville employer accident, Albany FBI arrest, CAB aviation ruling, London stamp tax, Franklin collision report. Explosions at Louisville Gas and Electric building injure workers. a 21 year old was electrocuted and another held a 7,200 volt line. Albany jail pending federal action after a suspect arrested for stolen pickup trucks. Ozark Air Lines denied temporary Frankfort service pending Bluegrass Field traffic as Easter, Delta, Piedmont serve the field. A stampers license tax planned in London. Franklin collision leaves Odell Goodwin dead and James Gillock injured.
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Louisville
T. Wallace
Hneman
Louisville Gas& Fleetric Co
Tnee
Utili
Albany
N.Y
FBI
Real Police
Thomas Francis 14Amond
Columbia
S.C
Baltimore
Dlamond
Co.hoes
U. S
Albany County
Awashington
Civil Aeronautics Bond
Kentucks Department of Aeronautics
Ozark Air Lines
Frankfort
Ozark
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Easter Air Lines
Bluegrass Field
Texiington
Delta
Piedmont Airlines
Truman Attacks Benson as Election Costs Forecast
Former President Truman, speaking to the National Farmers Union, blasted Secretary Benson and the Eisenhower administration. He warned farmers not to vote Republican, citing concerns over farm income, inflation, prices, and international policy failures. He also noted a strike and plant production figures at a chemical industry site.
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Denver
Truman
Vanguard exhibit to tour in Paris next month
A replica Vanguard satellite and its booster will tour display under the Eiffel Tower next month as part of an exhibit by the American Committee for the International Geophysical Year. The items will be shown in a joint exhibit with the Paris science group.
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Vanguard
Faris Paris
Vanguard Searth
EiHel
American Committee For the International Geophysical Year
Crippled German Freighter Repaired and Towed In
A German freighter named Hans Hon carrying $730,000 in foreign-made automobiles was towed into Jacksonville Florida after drifting seven days in the Atlantic. Repair crews worked today to restore the vessel after its ordeal at sea.
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Jacksonville
Fla.n
Repir
Atlantic
Dynamite theft probe ends with youths tied to blaze
Police learned Tuesday what happened to 25 sticks of dynamite at a construction site. They found Lexie Huet, 7, and Day Heston, 5, who lived nearby had taken the dynamite and pulverized it in an incident near the project. In other items, Foreign Minister Ardalan said he will travel to the United States next month to replace the recalled ambassador Ali Amie mi. In Moscow, a new program for translation of Jewish authors was inaugurated, with works by prominent Russian Jewish poets set for publication. New York City plans stricter jaywalking enforcement starting June 1, with fines issued for ignoring Dont Walk signals. Unilateral Auto Workers President Reuther urged $32 million in defense vehicle contracts to ease auto industry unemployment. In Hamburg, a six-station radar network will guide ships in fog, built by Telefunken. Indiana’s Archie Dees and North Carolina’s Pete Brennan were added to the East squad for the East-West All-Star game in Kansas City.
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Temran
Tran
Alighou Ardalan
United States
Washington
Ali Amiemi
Ardalan
Moscow
Russia
Tass
Samuelin
Tasik Feler
Kansas City
Archie Dees
Indiana
Pete Brennan
North Carolina
Guy Rodgers
Jay Norman
Temple
Lloyd Shacrar
West Virginia
Connie Dirrking
Cincinnati
Coaches Discuss Teams in Final NCAA Round
In Louisville, Kentucky, coaches Tex Winter of Kansas State and John Castellani of Seattle join Adolph Rupp of Kentucky and Harry Litwack of Temple on a national teleconference. They comment on facing Wilt Chamberlain Oscar Robertson Elgin Baylor and Guy Rodgers as NCAA semifinals near. Temple Kentucky open the semifinals with Kansas State Seattle game following. officials report Hall Coliseum sold out for both nights.
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Seattle
Wilt Clamberlain
Oscar Robertson
Elgin Baylor
Guy Rodgers
Temple
Kentucky
Kansas State
John “Castellani
Adolph “Rupp
Harry Litwack
NCA
Castellani
K-State
Chiefs
Bradley
Wyoming
San Francisco
California
Litwack
Rodgers
Charlotte
N.C
Lye Rupp
Lexington
Louisville
Lexingston
Freeom Hall Coliseum
Hospital Notes From Middleboro and Cinta Visits
Admissions include Mrs Lunie Ramsey Harrogate Mrs Wile Thompson City James B Jackson Jr City Tip Essery Tazewell and Harvey Huddleston Clark Ledford Helen M Leach Visiting hours noted Heareny Williamsburg Francis Blevins Isaac Daniels London Billy Terry Jerry Siler Don Bunch and son Notable names appear with multiple locations Sanaa Sanaa and other fragmented scribbles indicate hospital notes and visiting schedules from multiple towns and wards.
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Lunie Ramsey
Harrogate
Wile ‘Thompson
City
James B. Jackson, Jr
Tip Essery
Tazewell
Sanaa
Illiamsburg
Francis Blevins
Isaac Daniels
London
Billy Terry
Jerry Siler
Don Bunch and Son
Tazewel
Harvey Huddleston
Dutt
Michell Wright
Ad Clark Ledford
Helen M. Leach
Navy Halts Pacific Hunt Near San Francisco Coast
The Navy ended a three day secret search for an unidentified underwater object off the California coast. No submarine was found after 225 square miles of ocean were scoured 50 miles northwest of the Golden Gate. Destroyers from San Diego, the submarine Diodon, escort George, Cutter Gresham, mine hunter Waxbill, and air squadrons from Alameda and Los Alamitos participated.
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California
Navy
Golden Gate
San Diego
Diodon
George
Coast Guard
Gresham
Waxbill
Alameda Naval Air Station
Los Alamitos
Los Angeles
Ocean
Major Takes Punishment For Crating Korean Thief
Maj Thomas G James 40 of Plymouth Pa chose Article 15 punishment over court martial in a case stemming from a Feb 23 incident in which a 14 year old Korean thief was bound in a crate, tarred head, threatened with a knife, and flown by helicopter to mark the severity of the crime. Capt Marvin E Kemp 34 of Kilmichael Miss has a general court martial set for March 27 and Sgt Robe rt FE Weldn saul 52 of Pottstown Pa faces a special court martial in the same case. Army officials said no decision yet on James punishment.
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Seoula
Thomas G. James
Marvin E. Kemp
Kilmichael
Miss
Develo
Robert FE. Weldnsaul
Pottstown
Sill
Vaughn and Beecham Box Tonight in Capital Arena
Los Angeles’s Willie Vaughn and Miami Beach’s Jimmy Beecham meet in a nationally televised middleweight bout at Capital Arena with Vaughn ranked eighth for Carmen Balboa title contention. Beecham seeks a top ten rise behind a 22–6–0 record, while Vaughn aims to rebound after an upset loss and a reversed decision earlier this year.
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Washington Tubb
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
Jimmy Beecham
Miami Beach
Fla
Vaughn
Carmen Baallio
Beecham
Ween
Wille
Eddie Machen
Zera Folley
San Francisco
Machen
Tennessee Briefs Tennessee Governor Conference Highlights
NASHVILLE UP More than 1,000 persons expected to attend the governor's conference on education beyond high school here Friday and Saturday. Gov Frank Clement to speak at a banquet Friday night. Henry HII president of Pers 4 body College and A D Hotvice president of the University of Tennessee are among scheduled speakers. A hotel sale and state political remarks also feature in Tennessee briefs.
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Nashville
Frank Clement
Henry HI
Pers 4 Body College
A.D Hotvice
University of*Tennessee
Clifford Allen
Tennessee Municipal League
Wat J Allen
Clement
TML
League
Allen
Race Practice Opens for FI Grand Prix at Sebring
SEBRING Florida Practice opens with more than half of a 65 car field taking to the 5.2 mile Sebring course for the Florida International Grand Prix of Endurance. About 40 cars had registered Tuesday as drivers seek the feel of the twists for a $13 000 prize.
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Sebring
Seturing
Stephenson Signs With Edmonton Eskimos
Former Georgia Tech All American Bo Stephenson has joined the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League Western Division. The former Washington Redskins’ 19th draft pick last year agreed to play in Canada.
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Canada
Edmonton
Georgia Tech
Bo Stephenson
Edmonton Eskimos
Washington Redskins
Railroads Study Merger Seeks Practical Attainment
Philadelphia report notes Pennsylvania and New York Central explore merger in near future to strengthen properties and improve competitive position. President James M. Symes cites stockholder value and investor interest, but line suffers deficits in November December and a February snowstorm caused an $8 million loss.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Tre New York Central
Riilmonds
James M. Symes
Pennsy
Symes
Diesel Electric Locomotives Range in Freight Power
Most diesel electric motive units used in freight and passenger services range from 1,500 to 2,000 horsepower.
President-elect Fromlat to visit Brazil before inauguration
The Foreign Office announced that President-elect Ann Fromlat will travel to Brazil with Gulla wel Uru gus prior to taking office, signaling regional diplomacy ahead of the ceremony.
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Buenos Aires
Foreign Office
Ann Fromlat
Brazil
Urugus
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