Farmer on Trial in May as First Jury Fails to Reach Verdict
Fragmentary testimony recounts events at a rural lot after a fatal shooting. Witnesses describe a farmer saying he fired on two youths, found bodies near a shed, and indicated others fled. Coroner details shotgun wounds while prosecutors present evidence and a photo argument before jurors.
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ABC Board Rejects Pinball Ban in Alcohol Establishments
The Kentucky ABC Board declined to ban pinball machines from premises licensed to sell alcohol. Chair Guy C Shearer said the board lacks authority to classify pinball as gambling. The proposal faced opposition from temperance groups and was deemed conflicting with statutory law.
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Strike Roles In Dispute In Southeastern Strike Tightens
In Atlanta on the 1st day of a nine state strike CIO official A T Jones criticizes the company for keeping a large supervisor cadre. The company counters that supervisory staff rise through ranks and are qualified to operate the business. Jones notes one supervisor for every five workers.
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Two Children Drowned In Valley Creek Flood
Flood washes through Valley Creek area as heavy rain swamps homes and timber yards. Henderson family lost a neighbor and two children, Lonza Johnson and others, with several houses submerged or damaged. Reports mention a Chevrolet stolen in 1951 and widespread damage to church buildings and waterworks facilities.
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Eisenhower signals openness to Big Buy talks with Russia
President Eisenhower said exploring a Big Buy conference with Russia could be considered after proposals are reviewed. He urged lower level talks first and emphasized Russia must show good faith by deeds before any high level meeting, while leaving the door open to rapid action if conditions prove favorable.
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House Nears Quota Vote on Tobacco Acreage Cuts
Washington report says the House plans a vote this week on a bill to cut tobacco production quotas. The measure would reduce the current .7 acre allotment to .5 with a one tenth acre cap, impose penalties on excess sales, require truthful acreage reports, and bar excess planting to inflate future allotments. If passed, the Agriculture Secretary could call a growers referendum to approve or disapprove.
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Rumsey Taylor Named Campaign Chairman for Combs
FRANKFORT March 23 77 Pert T. Combs will be managed by Rumsey Paytor of Princeton a State Board of education member announced Taylor accepted the chairmanship. Paytor said the West Kentuckian will assume control and direction of the campaign Lt Gov Beauchamp will be assistant campaign chairman Combs headquarters will open next Tuesday at 10 am at the Seelbach Hotel Louisville Taylor 52 a Princeton contractor said he will keep his education board post through the campaign Combs said the campaign will reach all Kentuckians who want to see a high level of government at the lowest cost.
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Vienna Choir Sings Tonight at Duke Hall
The Viena Boys Choir will present a concert tonight at Duke Hall of Citizenship on the campus of IMU Artists Tongue. The program features sacred and folk songs with costume performances.
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Destroyed BIN and Mash in Chenoa Incident
Report states ATL agents Chad Howard Walter Conklin and Robert Roa with Deputy Elmer Fusoli destroyed a 40 gallon nwonshim BIN and 50 gallons of mash in Chenoa yesterday. No arrests were made.
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French Debate Over Arms Treaties in Paris
French Assembly and the Council of the Republic clash over arms pacts with West Germany. Faure’s coalition holds solid support, while opponents push to avoid reintroduction in the unsettled Assembly. The upper house could stall ratification by attaching amendments, complicating the path to final approval.
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Cook Boosted For U S Post
Washington March 23 Kentucky Republicans seek the nomination of Henry J Cook of Newport for U S district attorney for Eastern Kentucky He was endorsed by the committee to succeed Edwin R Denney of Lexington who has resigned and may seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination The committee also backs S P Tuggle Richardsville for a state Agriculture Stabilization Committee vacancy and James R Reeves for U S Marshal at Paducah Cook 42 married and a father of one received support from Judge J W Johnson of Harlan Nominations of district attorneys are made by the President and subject to Senate approval
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George Upsets Administration With Yalta Remarks
Georgian senator George criticized the Eisenhower administration over Yalta papers and proposed rapid talks with Britain France and Russia for peace. He challenged the secrecy and release timing of the documents, prompting debate over administration stance and leak investigations amid mixed signals from leaders. The episode reflected tension between bipartisan leaders and executive policy on postwar diplomacy.
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