Prison riot ends in concessions at Montana State Prison
Eight hostage guards freed after nine hours as nearly 500 officers and troopers surrounded Montana State Prison. Lt. Gov. Paul Cannon and Attorney General Forrest Anderson agreed to study 20 minor demands, saying negotiations proved better than a dawn National Guard action. Convicts appeared satisfied and returned to cells with no injuries reported.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Ins
Montana State Prison
Paul Cannon
Forrest Anderson
Everett Ripley
Harold Goff
J. Hugo Aronson
Frank Murray
Kohler Wins GOP Nod In Wisconsin Senate Primary
Wisconsin Republicans nominate Walter J. Kohler Jr. for the unexpired Senate seat with 109,127 votes as conservatives split, sending Kohler to face Democrat William Proxmire in a Aug. 27 special election to fill the late Joseph McCarthy’s seat. Proxmire won the Democratic primary over Clement Zablocki by 86,836 to 56,329.
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Wis
INS
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler Jr
William Proxmire
Joseph R. McCarthy
Proxmire
Clement Zablocks
Milwaukee
GOP
Kohler
U. S
Glenn R. Davis
Alvin E. O’konski
O’konski
Warren Knowles
Henry Hughes
Gerald Lorge
John C. Schafer
Senate
Eisenhower
Jackson Vows To Continue Boxing Career
East Meadow New York Tommy Hurricane Jackson says he will not retire and hopes to return to the ring within two months after a urinary condition linked to Monday night’s Floyd Patterson bout. He sat up at Meadowbrook Hospital and told a visitor he can still fight and win.
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East Meadow
N. Y
Tommy
Hurricane
Jackson
Meadowbrook Hospital
Floyd Patterson
Convicts Test Vaccine For Immunity To Cancer
Prison inmates at the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus receive injections of an experimental vaccine made from killed cancer cells. The Sloan Kettering Institute leads the trial directed by Dr. Chester M. Southam with Warden Ralph Alvis assisting. Implant tests will gauge if immunity develops and how long it lasts.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Chester M. Southam
Southam
Ralph Alvis
New York City Probe Links Hoffa to Union Racketeers
Senate investigators opened televised hearings alleging James R. Hoffa allied with gangsters to control the Port of New York and the nation’s transportation network. McClellan argued Hoffa used racketeers to install loyal leaders in the Teamsters Joint Council 16 and align with the International Longshoremen’s Association, aided by communists or former communists.
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IUS
Senate
James R. Hoffa
New York
Rackets Committee
John L.mcclellan
Teamsters Union
Teamsters Joint Council
McClellan
Hoffa
John O'Rourke
Council
International Longshoremen's Assn
AFL
President Opposes Jury Trial Amendment in Civil Rights Bill
President Eisenhower, in his final word on civil rights, said he is against amending the administration bill to include a jury trial. He supports the bill as is and urged passage, insisting voting rights be protected and federal law enforcement via court rulings without jury trials be preserved. The issue remains a central point in the Senate fight as leaders plan votes on payroll funding and Small Business Administration extensions, with a jury trial showdown possible next Wednesday and a contour rider to guarantee trials for criminal contempt in voting-rights cases.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
United States
Senate
Johnson
Small Business Administration
Blackburn Denies Hiss Statement On Junior College Fight
Blackburn defends position amid Manatee Sarasota site dispute for the junior college. He cites multiple Tallahassee trips and says the State Board of Education will choose the site, with three Manatee sites under review and no decision yet.
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Bardsota Board
Manisota Junior College
Hiss
Panier College
Blackburn
Tallahassee
Manatee
Tellahassee
Manatee County
State Board of Education
James E. Pratt
Bradenton
Sarasota
Community College Council
Sarasota High School
Manatee River
Whitfield Estates
Opinions Divided On Fish Famine and Ocean Conditions
The piece records mixed expert views on a fish shortage and seasonal impacts. Captain Leech argues water disturbances and weed cover affect migratory species while some spawning beds are damaged by pollution. He remains optimistic about fishing options despite challenges.
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Supreme Court
Tome
Leech
Longboat Key Crash Under Investigation After Fatal Wreck
Investigators concluded a study on the Longboat Key crash that killed 24 year old Mary Ellen Greenhill but withheld report pending hospital release of key figure Donald B. Hullett 22 who slashed his wrist and was hospitalized. Assistant State Attorney Stockham and Trooper Grubbs worked through witnesses whose statements shape the inquiry. Greenhill died after the car overturned on Road 780 near New Pass Bridge. Henry Ringling North 47 drove a second car that struck her body minutes later. Autopsy findings by Dr. John Bracken will be disclosed with the final report.
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Longboat Key
Mary Ellen Greenhill
Donald B. Hullett
Cocoanut Ave
Irving J. Beywick
Hullett
Asst
William Stockham
Ronnie Grubbs
Stockham
New Pass Bridge
Henry Ringling North
John Bracken
Babe Ruth League game rescheduled due to rain
The Sarasota Seminoles versus Pensacola state tournament game was delayed from 10 a.m. today and moved to 1 p.m. Local weather caused the shift affecting park schedules and fans awaiting the matchup in Ocala.
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Ocala
Sarasota
July fades into history and Minnie mourns
Minnie Mermaid notes July will not return as Sarasota forecasts remain partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Highs reach 88 to 93 degrees, lows 73 to 77, winds from the south and southwest. Readings at 9:30 a.m. show a temperature of 88.5 and rainfall of 50, barometer 29.92 with WSW winds 18 to 22 mph.
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Minnie Mermaid
Sarasota
W.S.W
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