Wasn't O'Briens Wild Shot on Earp TV Show
In Savannah during a Hugh O'Brian Wyatt Earp stage show, Frisco Estes was hit by bird shot from a pistol fired by William Woland of California who supplied blanks. Detective Griner said O Brians involvement was not connected. The article also notes a world speed record for French electric locomotives at 206 mph set in 1955.
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Savannah
Wyatt, Earp
Hugh O'Brian
Televi
Sion Wyattt
Frisco Estes
Wyatt
Earp
O'Brian
Estes
Griner
William Daniel Woland
Burbank
Calif
Woland
O’brian
Coeds Guilty In Drowning Of Monkey
Five San Francisco State College coeds were convicted of drowning a spider monkey at Fleishhacker Zoo. Judge Lenore Underwood ordered Saturdays spent helping the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The group, ages 18 to 19, was arrested near a moat on monkey island after the zoo closed. one witness said the act stemmed from a rainout sorority beach party.
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San Francisco State College
Fleishhacker Zoo
Lenore Underwood
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Carol Coggin
Joanne Pomeranz
Peggy Thoene
Lorelei Brede
Darlene O'Donnell
Monkey Island
Kennedy Nixon Win In Nebraska Primary Returns
Kennedy led in early Nebraska Democratic ballots with 27 598 votes from 1 009 precincts while Nixon drew 20 364 write ins as the Republican tally. Symington Humphrey Johnson and Stevenson trailed in the Democratic write ins, Rockefeller and Goldwater led among Republicans. Incumbent Gov Ralph Brooks headed a Senate race field as John Cooper and Frank Morrison vied for governor.
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Neb
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nebraska
Kennedy
Nixon
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hubert UH. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
Ralph Brooks
U.S. Senate
Carl T. Curtis
Brooks
John Cooper
Humboldt
Repub
Anderson Ramps In N. Mexico in Democratic Primaries
In Albuquerque AP reports Sen. Clinton P. Anderson and NM’s two House members won renomination in Democratic primaries. Burroughs and Mechem faced off for November. Anderson led his three challengers with over 72,500 votes. Montoya and Morris defeated opponents, Burroughs and Mechem won their party bids, Colwes secured the Republican nomination to oppose Anderson.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
House of Representatives
John Burroughs
Edwin L. Mechem
Burroughs
Anderson
Joseph M. Montoya
Dennis Chavez
DNM
Gene Lusk
Carlsbad
Thomas G. Morris
Calvin Horn
Montoya
Lusk
Morris
Horn
Joseph A. Bursey
Santa Fe
Mechem
Atty
Paul W. Robinson
William F. Colwes
Sen
104 MHS Seniors on Annual Trip
One hundred four Middletown High School seniors and five adults depart this afternoon for the annual class trip to the East. They travel by train to Washington D C for a day and a half of historic sites, then to Baltimore to board a steamship for Norfolk Virginia. From Norfolk they visit Old Point Comfort, Jamestown, Yorktown, Williamsburg, and Sherwood Forest the home of John Tyler before returning to Middletown Sunday night.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Baltimore
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Jamestown
Yorktown
Williamsburg
Richmond
Sherwood Forest
John Tyler
St. John's Church
White House
Virginia State Capital
Middletown
Car Truck Crash Kills Cemetery Worker in Eaton Ohio
A Tuesday night crash on U S 40 near Eaton Ohio killed Thomas Commons a 42 year old cemetery worker from Lewisburg.
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Preble
Eaton, Ohio
U.S. 40
Here
Thomas Commons
Lewisburg
Steel Production Said Certain To Decline
New steel orders may be near a low, but a pickup will not reverse the week to week downtrend in production Iron Age Magazine said. Current new order rates are as low as 42 to 48 percent of capacity in mills while production remains above that level. Even if orders rise, production will have to continue its decline. The national weekly notes signs of weakening in galvanized and tinplate inventories and a general drop in spirits for steel products.
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Iron Age Magazine
Iron Age
National Metalworking Weekly
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