Franklin Man Shot To Death In Front Of South End Cafe
A Franklin man, Andrew Bush, 35, was shot and killed after a bowling machine dispute outside the South End Cafe on Route 25. Five Morgan County men were jailed for questioning. the weapon remains missing. Autopsy completed and investigators plan further questioning this afternoon.
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Franklin
South End Cafe
Rt. 25
Richard Satterthwaite
Andrew Bush
Nickell
Morgan County
E. 6Th St
Franlin
Middletown Hospital
Warren County
Bush
James
Cletus
Curtiss Cornett
Raleigh Faulkner
Dorine
Sheriff's Office
Earl Myers
William C. White
Morris Clark
John Tower
Thirkield
Dudley Mullins
Lorene Mullins
Tower
Dud
Satterthwaite
Myers
Mullins
Anglesby
Kentucky
Middletown
Dayton Boy Dies in Hospital After Farm Accident
Hugh Mc Namee, 15, a high school junior from Dayton, died at Miami Valley Hospital from head injuries after a tractor accident on a south of Xenia farm. He sustained injuries Wednesday in the incident.
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Dayton
Ohio
Hugh McNamee
Miami Valley Hospital
Xenia
Like Big Train Twister Smacks Area Near Monroe
A tornado like wind swept about a mile south of Monroe late yesterday afternoon harming a frame house owned by Paul Needham on U S 25 and damaging sheds trees and fruit in the area. A Lake Monroe rowboat was hurled ashore and shelter sheds were torn apart. Twelve year old Bobby Turner and Monroe marshal George Cobb described the event and said utilities were largely undamaged. Damage totaled around $3 000 four miles southwest of Lebanon where a width 100 yards and length 500 yards wind funnel demolished a garage used for mattress and furniture storage. The storm moved in from the southwest about 445 p m.
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Monroe
Paul Needham
U. S. 25
Lake Monroe
Bobby Turner
Young Turner
George Cobb
Cincinnati Gas Electric Co
Lebanon
Hillcrest Subdivision
U. S. 42
Charles Gustin
Rt. 3
Gustin
Orion
Salt Soda Proposed as Emergency Burn Shock Treatment
The U S Public Health Service reported tests show a salt and soda solution given by mouth in large amounts can treat burn shock. It may substitute for vein injections of blood or plasma, useful when medical care is scarce. The solution can be made by dissolving salt and baking soda in water, and a burned person might need six or seven quarts in 12 hours, provided the patient is conscious and can swallow.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Health Service
Cypriots Protest Hangings Spark New Attacks
Cypriot extremists set off more hazardous devices today in reprisal for the hangings of three men by British authorities. Five persons were hurt in the latest outbreak as island wide strike protests the executions entered a second day.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
And The Crowd Loves Him Old Pro Truman Excites Democratic Platform
Former President Harry Truman energized a crowded Mayfair Room session as he testified on the party platform. He joked he is not a candidate while critiquing the Eisenhower administration from civil rights to economic policy, sharing stories and history lessons with reporters, party figures, and guests including Mrs Truman and Perle Mesta. The scene blended politics and showmanship as he answered questions for about an hour.
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Chicago
Harry Truman
Truman
Emanuel Celler
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Celler
Independence
Manny
Missouri
Sheraton-Blackstone
Sen
John Sparkman
Alabama
Perle Mesta
Phil Regan
Regan
Loil Wells
Eisenhower
Rutherford B. Hayes
U.S. Grant
New Type Of Hideout New Type Of Hideout
Superior Judge Charles W. Fricke reproached jail deputies for failing to locate prisoners in custody and bring them to court. Albert Lewis, a probation violator, was absent as he was reportedly in jail. A warrant was issued directing Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz to locate Lewis within one week and to note in the warrant that he is in jail.
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Los
Eugene Biscailuz
Lewis
Nathan Hollister
Polio Epidemic Alarm Hits Chicago As Drive Intensifies
Health officials convened to push a citywide polio response led by Board of Health President Herman N Bundesen. A mobile vaccination unit will tour West Side housing projects with ventriloquist Paul Stadelman urging children to take Salk shots. Chicago faces 653 cases with 322 in the West Side, highest in the nation, as experts forecast up to 1,800 statewide. Deaths reach 18 so far in 1956. Public health efforts accompany preparations for the Democratic National Convention in New York.
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Onan
Board of Health
Herman N. Bundesen
West Side
Chicago
John Brady
New York
U.S. Public Health Service
West
Averell Harriman
Salk
Karl Meyer
Chuckle In France About Boys Aiming For Prime Minister
A humorous line notes that in France every young boy can grow up to be prime minister and many do, reflecting a playful stereotype about political ambition.
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France
Fair and Mild Tomorrow Weekend Weather Outlook
A high pressure system drifts east guiding sunny skies through Sunday. Forecast calls for mostly fair warm weather today tonight and Saturday with a high near 85 and a low around 69. Sunday remains fair and mild with little change in temperature. Middletown reported a high of 85 at 3:30 PM and a 65 degree low this morning at 6:45 AM. Rain yesterday totaled .33 inches.
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Middletown
Truman Weighs Endorsement Amid Harriman Stevenson Push
Chicago AP dispatch reports Harry S Truman kibitzing over which Democratic hopeful to back for the presidential nomination Harriman and Stevenson men jockey for favor as Truman weighs public support He hints at Civil Rights stance while meeting with Stevenson and amid convention intrigue leading platform committee discussions continue on civil rights and school desegregation.
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Tru
Stevenson
Harriman
Truman
Platform Committee
Platform
Supreme Court
Truman eyes civil rights push and Democratic choice
Chicago report says Harry S. Truman renewed support for withholding federal grants from segregated schools and other facilities and plans to name a Democratic candidate at a news conference tomorrow. He weighs backing Adlai Stevenson or Harriman and notes his view may influence undecided delegates ahead of the convention.
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Stevenson
Truman
Civil Rights Commission
Segremaries
Rep
Bolling
D-Mo
Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Commission On Civil Rights
Congress
Tru
Woman jumps train seeking political asylum in MERNBERG incident
A 40 year old Russian woman repatriating to the Soviet Union with heavy guards jumped from a train during a one minute stop near Nuernberg. She tossed baggage, leaped off after expressing doubt about return and sought asylum at a nearby refugee camp after the escape. Police continued investigations.
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Mernberg
Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
West Germany
Belgium
Brussels
Nuernberg
Valka
Here
Brink's Jury Stull Hasn't Been Picked
In a Boston Superior Court trial of eight Greater Boston men in the Brink's robbery case, the fifth day opens with the first juror still to be selected. Some 300 potential jurors have been called. over 200 dismissed for opinions, health, records, or familiarity with defendants, while 66 by the defense and 18 by the prosecution have been struck without cause.
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Boston
Brink
Superior Court
Egypt Asserts Suez Talks Challenge Britain
Egypt denounces Britain's right to convene a London conference on Suez Canal future and accuses Prime Minister Eden of aiming to undermine President Nasser. Cairo vows to uphold freedom of navigation through Suez. Libyan officials report Britain seeks more facilities under bases treaty to support potential emergency troops.
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London
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
Eden
Abdel Nasser
Mediterranean
Libya
Suez Crisis Looms as Three Powers Tangle Over Canal Control
Reporters note Cairo hints of a global sponsor ship and the canal question. Britain stalls a Soviet push to delay the parley on placing the Suez Canal under international control. Eden’s government slows troop lifts to the Mediterranean as Egypt forms a national liberation army and fear of an outbreak grows.
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Cairo
Britain
Russia
Egypt
Eden
Mediterranean
Suez
National Libération Army
Miners Trapped at Bois du Casier Mine Near Marcelle
Rescue teams pressed efforts to reach 260 miners trapped for over 40 hours in the Bois du Casier coal mine near Marcelle Belgium. Fire and heat hinder probing while nine bodies and six injured miners have been removed. Signals of life from lower levels offered fragile hope amid the blaze.
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Casier du Bois
Marcinelle
Belgium
Begium
London
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