House Veto Overridden Hopes Falter in Spending Fights
Democratic leaders claim large majorities can override Eisenhower vetoes on spending bills though the vote fell short by four in the House. GOP critics say Republicans will block vetoes on controversial growth measures while Democrats warn of persistent deficits and political cost.
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Patterson Set as Heavyweight Favorite in London Bout
Floyd Patterson, a heavy favorite at 10 1, faces British challenger London in an Indianapolis tune up before Johansson defense. The 15 round fight at the Fairgrounds Coliseum will be televised by NBC with radio coverage and large purses. Patterson risks his crown and possible injury ahead of the June title bout in New York.
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Patterson Lorton title bout set for Indianapolis Coliseum
Floyd Patterson of Rockville Centre, N.Y., defends his world heavyweight title against Brian Lorton of Blackpool, England in a 13 round bout at the Indianapolis Fairgrounds Coliseum tonight. Expected crowd 9,000, purses total about $130,000 with Patterson earning $175.40 plus $75,000 net gate share and 60,000 pounds guarantee to London. The match will be televised nationwide by NBC with a 13 mile blackout in Indianapolis.
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Obituary for William Gent 60 of Middlesboro Area
William Franklin Gent 60 died yesterday at home in Noetown after a mining career with Ble Diamount Benedict and Alas Coal Companies. Survived by wife Ruby Gent and numerous sons and daughters, with funeral at Cawood Funeral Home Sunday 3 p.m. burial in Hurst Cemetery under Cawood Funeral Home.
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Derby prospects heighten as Calumet reenters field
Louisville Derby scene ponders Calumet Farm’s return and a larger starter cohort led by On And On with Jimmy Jones weighing options. Open View and Gue Dad loom as potential front runners while jockeys must control rough house rivals amid Derby jitters. Arthur Godfrey faces cancer news as he undergoes surgery with recovery uncertain.
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Dope Addict Physician Kills Dentist and Self
Chicago police say Dr John T Hart a medical doctor and longtime partner of dentist Charles Winograd 58 shot Winograd in a Medical Center Building office then killed himself after leaving a note to his wife admitting drug involvement and remorse The two men who shared medical and dental practice for seven years faced a rift over personal and professional tensions according to a nurse and hotel manager statements
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Hospital Notes and Sports Tidbits From Regional Notices
Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals across multiple facilities with names such as Flora Creekmure Nannie Chitwood and Barbara Hamblin along with visits and transfers. Separate briefs mention tours, tourney sites in New York and Memphis and a TV track meet at Franklin Field with US Russia finals coverage. Baseball notes report Thomas Cheney rejoining the St Louis Cardinals after military leave with a 0-1 record in 1957.
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Bomb blast kills seven in Ziama Mansouria village square
Algerian authorities reported seven dead and 12 injured after a bomb planted in a basket of vegetables exploded in the Ziama Mansouria village square on Wednesday. The incident occurred in Algiers region as security forces investigated possible motives and suspects.
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Bank Robber Admits Second Louisville Heist
UPI reports Ray Tarey an unemployed helper confessed to staging his second Louisville bank robbery since March 17 after arrest by FBI Thursday following a $1,473 hold up. Harley, arrested at home, faced charges for robbing the Okolona Rohal Branch and the Citizens Fidelity Bank on March 17. An FBI agent traced a car matching the robbery description, leading to Harley’s arrest and seizure of a .32 caliber pistol and bag of loot. A teller said the robber warned him to fill a bag with cash.
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Rainy Derby Weekend Dampens Spirits in Louisville
Derby weekend kicked off in Louisville amid heavy rain that scattered spectators from Pegasus Parade. Police estimated about 5 000 in attendance as bands left the route, bands regrouped after showers, and Festival Queen Marshan Layneital rode her float twice to dodge showers. Prizes were awarded later for light use and theme based floats.
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Dark December on CBS TV halves to preachy Army story
Merle Miller’s play about World War II’s 101st Airborne in Bastogne aired on Playhouse 90. Though honest in intent, it felt overly preachy with a gallery of underdeveloped characters, while Richard Beymer led the cast alongside James Whitmore and Michael Landon. Eleanor Roosevelt suggested neither side desires a unified Germany, warning of German militarism and Russian fears.
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Bob Hope Withdraws From Emmy TV Program
Bob Hope drops out of the Emmy Awards television program next Wednesday per doctors orders, announced by the National Broadcasting Company.
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