Car Slaying of Woman Leads to Suspect Arrest in Chicago
Chicago police say 36 year old Lucille Fitzpatrick was killed when a former boyfriend rammed her car, then sped back to run over her again. Witness Patrolman John Casey chased and detained Nathan Brown, 30, who allegedly made the second strike after a four hour wait. Brown was held for questioning as authorities link three Ohio men to armed robbing schemes connected to the case.
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Ironton
Edward Fischer
Cleveland
Russell
Marion
Indiana
Missing Weather Plane Vanishes Over Sea of Japan
Search planes and ships scoured 70,000 square miles of the Japan Sea for the RB50 reconnaissance plane with sixteen U S Air Force crew aboard. Typhoon Emma battered the region as recovery efforts continued despite clear skies and rough seas.
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Soviet
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Grace Kelly Returns Home as Princess of Monaco
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III arrived in New York amid talk of their expected baby. The couple disclosed disagreements on a baby name and stated her film career is definitely over, with no time to miss acting.
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Grace Kelly
Monaco
Prince Rainier III
United States
Tin Lizzie nickname clues about early cars
The piece notes that while Tin Lizzie was once a playful name for early motor cars, automobiles now drive demand in the tin industry, with about two billion motor oil cans used in 1955.
Fallout from nuclear tests worries world scientists
Associated Press analysis notes scientists fear radioactive fallout may alter human genetics and future populations. The piece discusses weather warfare, atomic rockets, space colonization, and the comparison between democratic openness and Soviet control, ending with a speculative note on choosing systems and a wish to avoid the choice.
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Southern governors urged to build Dixie atomic center
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia a Southern Governors Conference committee led by Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida urged creating a regional nuclear research and test center in the South. Alabama Gov. James E. Folsom backed four core recommendations including a regional center with a board from 16 states, plus education and industry outreach programs. Possible sites cited include Oak Ridge Auburn UF Georgia Tech NC State and more.ADM Arthur W. Radford warned education of democracy is essential to curb Communist influence.
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Tenn
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Youth Held In Auto Thefts In Colorado
Kiowa County Sheriff Eugene Kelly said William Brown 19 of Sterling City Texas was held after attempting to steal a car. Brown was arrested Sunday night and quoted as saying he stole cars at Stillwater Ponca City Bucklin before his arrival. No charges filed.
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Showers Fall In Northern States
Showers scattered across the northern tier of states with mainly fair weather elsewhere. Activity extended from northern Nevada and southern Idaho east through South Dakota and Nebraska, with precipitation also in the Northeast and Pacific Northwest. Southern regions remained largely clear, Florida seeing some clouds and light showers. Northeast temps rose into the 50s, up 10 to 15 degrees. central areas reached the 70s, with many spots in the central and southern plains and Southwest hitting around 100 degrees.
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Two Candidates File Statements For Governor Nominating Race
TOPEKA Kansas two of four major gubernatorial candidates have filed personal campaign expenditure reports. Warren W Shaw, Republican nominee winner, lists 1161 dollars 32 cents. Harry H Woodring, Democratic contender runner up, reports 1269 dollars.
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Warren W. Shaw
Harry H. Woodring
George Docking
Truman Blasts GOP Plan for Big Farms at Missouri Picnic
In Jefferson City Truman told a Democratic crowd that Republicans favor large corporate owned farms and subsidies for money changers while small farms and businesses suffer. He claimed their prosperity claims ignore bankruptcy trends and accuse GOP of off shore oil rights and atomic energy giveaways.
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Truman
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Probe Harriman Fund Raises Testimony Call
Senate investigators will weigh calling Gov. Averell Harriman of New York to testify over a report he spent two million dollars on his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. The move follows a Drew Pearson column cited by Sen. Curtis proposing Harriman testify before election day. Chairman Gore cautioned the probe needs substantial new evidence.
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Adlai Stevenson
Reach Truce In Hog Invasion
A temporary truce was reached in McCurtain County Oklahoma amid an open range dispute over hogs. The settlement aims to curb hog incursions onto nearby land and prevent further conflicts among residents and livestock owners.
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Wright City
Okla
McCurtain County
1956 Campaign Cost Estimate Sparks Comment Request
Harriman sought invitation to comment and motioned for it but Gore was absent and no action followed. Harriman unavailable for comment. Prof. Alexander Heard of the University of North Carolina estimated the 1956 campaign cost at 175 million dollars, noting a 1952 total of 140 million by national state and local groups.
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Alexander Heard
University of North Carolina
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Hogs Free-Range Policy Delayed Vote Near Wright City
Ranchers protest hogs roaming in Wright City area as drought leaves pastures bare and little grass along roads. County commissioners postpone action on a petition for a special election to ban free hogs in two precincts near Wright City. Louis Monroe, a rancher, estimates 700 to 800 hogs roam the vicinity in the lumber town of about 1,200 residents.
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