Hall Concedes Kansas Governor Race in Tumultuous Primary
Kansas Gov. Fred Hall conceded he lost the Republican primary to State Rep. Warren Shaw amid a bitter battle over the right to work bill. Early returns showed Shaw leading Hall with 22,012 to 63,873 votes as Horton and Stewart trailed. In the Democratic primary Docking led Woodring by a slim margin, while Sen. Carlson easily defeated Biddle for the GOP nomination.
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George Docking
Lawrence
Harve Woodring
Roosevelt
Docking
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Two Ship Lines Clash Over Andrea Doria Sinking
The Swedish American Line and the Italian Line exchange blame in federal court over the Andrea Doria stock collision and sinking. They dispute fault, seek damages, and discuss liability limits as fears rise for up to one hundred and more deaths from the moonlit foggy disaster.
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Hlaine Torlay
Stockhelm
United States
Andrea Doria
Stockholm
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Wong
Ttalian
Roth Wes
Searshador
Noted Toledo Editor Grove Patterson Dies
Grove Patterson, veteran Toledo journalist and former editor of the Toledo Blade, dies after a career spanning Oberlin College, Syracuse University, and leadership roles in major papers. He covered 16 Republican conventions and was active in civic and international affairs, earning honors from Spain and Poland. His widow Esther and stepson Thomas survive him.
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Defense Costs To Rise Despite Manpower Cut
Defense Secretary Wilson outlined a 1958 budget plan with higher overall defense costs while shrinking the active military, citing reliance on air atomic power and missiles. Officials expect the Air Force to hit 137 wings by June and then reduce personnel as newer weapons enter service.
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Half Of Ohio Farmers Hold City Jobs
Two economists from the state agricultural extension service report that more than half of Ohio farmers work part time in city jobs after a study of rural employment patterns.
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Steel price hike unlikely to spark broad inflation
Administration officials say the latest rise in steel prices will not trigger a major inflationary wave. They expect scattered item price increases, notably for autos and appliances, while overall price levels remain restrained.
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Drug Death Quiz Enters New Stage
Coroner Joseph Geer faced a lie detector test over the deaths of his two wives and his mother. Prosecutors said two additional deaths may be linked to the inquiry, including Geer’s first wife Jeane Myers Geer and Constance Geer’s first husband Howard Freisner.
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London
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D.mi
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Joseph Geer
Fairfield County
E. Ray ‘Mond Morehart
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Howard Freisner
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Missing Girl’s Body Found After Disappearance
The body of five year old Barbara Biasier was recovered near a Newport Beach pier after she reportedly fell into the water while missing since Sunday. A fishing boat found the body afloat near the boat pier, ending a search that sparked fears of kidnapping.
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Knoxville Judge Suspends Sentences Over Detention Home Flaws
Judge Charles G. Kelly in Knoxville suspends sentences for several women on petty charges Tuesday. The action follows a flawed detention home keeping and prompts praise for police department conduct amid the case.
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Charles G. Kelly
Soldier accepts ban on bull fiddle and enlists
Los Angeles AP report recounts Millon Erwin Nadel a 22 year old musician who refused induction unless allowed to bring his bull fiddle. After a stand off he was jailed then released and ordered to report again with permission to retrieve the fiddle after two months of basic training.
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Judge stayed on orders to protect union pickets
A judge stayed around at the Edgewater dispute after an injunction limited violence and picketing. Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams supported the judge, while Burger claimed the order came from a private citizen. The strike affects 1.5 million people and halts a $15 million Edgewater addition, with construction paused and workers laid off. A separate note reports a 100 pound police traffic tank stolen in Whitman Mass.
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Edgewater
Cumin Labels Companys Proparam Ad
Senator Wilson Calls Suez Crisis Local Friction
The article reports Senator Wilson criticizing use of force over Suez as unjustified and urges a fair settlement. President Eisenhower warns the canal dispute is grave, while Humphrey questions Wilson's understated phrasing. Wilson says the US should influence toward a diplomatic solution, avoid escalation, and keep the issue from widening between East and West.
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Kert H. Humphrey
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Mayors Readied to Oppose Highway Fund Formula
Ohio city mayors, split but leaning united, planned a meeting to decide a common stance against the Highway Department formula for federal road funds. They opposed a 90-5 formula that would shift money toward urban expressways with city costs, seeking to preserve existing city contributions and state control.
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Oules
Frank X. Kryzanof
Formua
Youngstown
Carl Wise
Can
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Leo Berg
Akron
Beating and blast link unclear as bar fight unfolds
Police report a bar altercation between Nandori and Dulick after a disturbance near the 2200 Bar. Nandori suffered possible fractures and bruises, Dulick denied intent or explosion ties, and both men declined to prosecute amid disputed accounts. Mitro, also named in the incident, confirms parts of the tale.
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Pawlak
Egypt Declines Suez Conference Participation
Nehru states Egypt will not attend a Soviet backed Suez Conference and will not be merely an invited spectator. He cites lack of consultations and insists Egypt cannot join a conference without proper talks and boundaries aligned with Western Big Three principles. Britain and France push for a different approach as tensions over the Suez crisis continue.
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