Derby Run Without Incident At Churchill Downs
In Louisville Kentucky security was tightened for the 89th Kentucky Derby as a crowd faced a dark damp day and a few protests at the track despite threats weeks prior. Proud Clar ion, a 36 to 1 shot, won the race amid a tense atmosphere with police monitoring demonstrations on the screewalk.
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Mrs O'Donnell Wins Federation Presidency in Contested Race
Gladys O'Donnell of Long Beach California captured the federations presidency after a tense contest. The nomination committee backed her, while Mrs Schlafly ran as an independent opposing candidate. Schlafly urged rallying supporters to unite for the desired candidate and defeat the other.
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Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Call
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Murder Trial Jury Is Hung In Ohio Case
A jury in Tronton Ohio is deadlocked after a juror, Mrs Audrey Neal of South Point, fainted in the jury room. Judge Robert Tague noted the stalemate and recessed the trial with plans to resume later. Neal was taken home and her condition was not serious.
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South Point
Lawrence Justice
Robert Tague
henee + Synte
A Town Transforms as Old Vanishes and New Rises
A dying town is replaced on a hilltop a mile away with a new community rising to take its place. A Middleton native plays a pivotal role in the change, while a separate feature recalls Charles Lindbergh soaring across the Atlantic 40 years ago this month and the guest of honor who will skip Truman’s birthday.
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Lindy
Charles Lindbergh
Holfa Tries For New Trial In Chattanooga
James B. R. Holla, a small but forceful labor leader, arrives in Chattanooga for his fourth attempt at a new trial after spending three months in 196 on trial for jury tampering. He is booked at Hamilton County jail with a drawn expression, accompanied by federal marshals.
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Tenn
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Holla
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Tax Increase Decision Still Weeks Away
A Washington official says a firm decision on a tax increase this year is at least five weeks off amid debates on corporate and individual rates. The timing ties to Vietnam war spending and a July 1 fiscal year start, with a projected 96.1 billion deficit and needs for troop strength changes under discussion.
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Washington
After OBC's death voters await tax implications
Voters await a promised capital tax decision tied to the death of OBC. Officials concede more revenue will be needed to meet administration demands while survey reports are awaited this month.
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