Smug Smoky Bear prank ends in Marine death
A prank involving a papier mache Smoky Bear statue ends fatally when Marines Kaltenbach and Parsons lift the figure from Storybook Land near Woodbridge Virginia and raise it atop a veteran home lawn. The bear causes a 20 foot flagpole to fall pinning Kaltenbach, who dies from a brain hemorrhage. Parsons is uninjured and held under administrative restriction pending inquiry.
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Smoky the Bear
Woodbridge
Washington Marine Barracks
Cpl
Edward C. Kaltenbach
Erie
Kaltenbach
Timothy M. Parsons
Pittsburgh
Marine Barracks
Session of OSU Press Set Today Session
The Ohio State University faculty scheduled a mass meeting in Columbus to discuss objections to the administration canceling appearances by three controversial speakers. President Fawcett called the meeting after a petition by about 300 faculty members. Support from Dentistry and Medicine faculties backs the president, while protesters say the action violates academic freedom.
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Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Ollege of Dentistry
Ollege of Medicine
Fawcett
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Pearson Buys Buffalo For Farm Breeding Plan
AP reports Drew Pearson, political columnist, bought a month-old buffalo at Cleveland Zoo for 250 dollars. He plans to cross breed the female salt with cattle on his 400-acre Potomac River farm near Washington.
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Pearson
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Akron Nuns Catholic nursing home groundbreaking event
Auxiliary Bishop John F. Whealon of the Cleveland Diocese turned the first shovelful of earth Sunday for the $1 million St. Edward Catholic nursing home serving the Akron area, marking the start of construction.
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St. Edward Catholic
Pop music seen as danger by German pastor
In West Germany a Protestant pastor cites incidents linked to pop culture as proof of music’s influence on youth. Teens vandalized Bamberg Cathedral, a Berlin concert sparked near-disasters, and two Hamburg girls died. Hegele urges awareness over moral lectures, saying rhythm taps life’s energy but can divert devotion from school work and relationships.
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Maryland Scraps Hottest Primary In Nation's Race
Primary elections in Maryland Pennsylvania and Nebraska bring heated campaigning. Maryland fronts a Democratic gubernatorial battle among Tawes Mahoney and Hume triggered by a 1958 recorded PAC accusation. In Nebraska Seaton aims for the GOP nomination while Pennsylvania holds Scranton favored for governor with Eisenhower backing.
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Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
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Stape
Pollack
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Scranton
J. Collins McSparran
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GOP
Sen
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Scott
Superior Court
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Woodside
Philadlphia
Richardson Dilworth
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Clark
Official Vote Count Under Way
Butler County officials report the official count of ballots from the May 8 primary is underway. Three crews began tabulation at 9 a m under supervision of the board with 18,868 voters casting ballots including 10,047 Republicans and 8,821 Democrats. Eligible voters numbered 82,513.
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J. Earl Gray
Butler County Board of Elections
Gray
Butler County
Wrong Victim Wrong Location Crime Leads to Mixed Proceedings
Three Cincinnati men assaulted Officer Herman Dryden in front of Police Chief Robert Vice’s home in Williamsburg near Batavia Ohio. Dryden and Vice subdued the men, who were convicted Sunday of drunkenness and resisting arrest and fined $116 each. Also included are divorce and public notice items: Betty Rose Velde divorce petition in Butler County Court. notices of public transit route amendment in Ohio. and various court docket dates and attorney listings.
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Finkleman & Ross
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D. C. Brown
Joseph T Kiep
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