Widow Testifies In Murder Trial Of Sanders
The trial heard the widow describe the night of the killing at the Mandeville home. Dr. Fibert Thomas testified death came from a chest puncture. images from morgue were shown for the first time in court. Sanders, claiming insanity, sat silent as evidence including a handmade knife was revealed and he was ordered handcuffed during proceedings.
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Walter Grendenning
Chronicle-Telegram
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Grafton
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Copley
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Holgara
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East
Ate
Elta
CIA
Elsyia
Ohio
Farm Boys Attacked At Ohio State Fairgrounds
Five Black youths attacked two white 17-year-old farm boys at the Ohio State Fairgrounds, sending them to the hospital with deep facial gashes. Witnesses described attackers as walking in a pack and pairing with the youths, though no weapons were reported. No arrests were made.
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UPN
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Larry O'Dell
Greenville
Darke County
Frank Merideth
Unionville Center
Union County
van Glieland
Sidney
Virginia Glieland
Here
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Fairgrounds
New York to Strengthen Police Force for Youth Violence
Mayor Wagner authorized adding 1,080 officers after talks with city officials. Police Commissioner Kennedy to start accepting applications while Gov Rockefeller and city leaders plan a joint plan. Magistrate criticizes leniency as two teens face murder charges and a 14 year old is sent to Warwick for knife attack. Authorities order faster park lighting and new youth work camps to curb teen crime.
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NEW York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Stephen P. Kennedy
Wagner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
David Smatbin
Salvatore
Dracula) Agron
Luis
Leonard E. Russi
Warwick
Bigger State Fair Expected Next Year
Columbus officials forecast a larger Ohio State Fair with a total attendance of about 229 475, citing a 1955 high of 261 043. Agriculture Director Robert Terhune outlined improvements and plans for parimutuel betting, expanded year round use of grounds, and possibly splitting livestock shows to save space. He blamed thunderstorms for revenue shortfalls and said a board meeting next month would air further suggestions including a coliseum re roof and a 1 2 million rewiring project with an electrical substation.
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UPD
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Fair Management Board
Meeting Today May Be Key To Strike Length
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell arrived in Cleveland to address the Painters Convention and said a breakthrough in the nationwide strike hinges on negotiations in the next few days. He cautioned against relying on rumors and noted reassessment during recess could yield movement toward a settlement.
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UPI
Secretari of
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Man Saves Dog. Man Hit on Tracks After Doe Deterrence
Emil Tomko ran onto railroad tracks Thursday to chase off a doe blocking a freight train. The doe fled safely, but Tomko was struck and remained in fair condition at Passaic General Hospital with injuries to his shoulder and chest.
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Emil Tomko
Stock Market Rebounds After Setback In Quiet Trade
UPI reports a firmer tone in New York trading as stocks recover from Thursday’s drop. Gains appear across multiple names including Johns Manville Goodyear Reynolds Metals General Foods and DuPont while some sectors show modest losses.
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UPI
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Johns Manville
Goodyear
Reynolds Metals
Richfield
Litten
General Foods and
Boeing
Stolen Vaccine Found Tested For Efficacy
Montreal authorities tested 73 000 shots of Salk vaccine recovered from an unfurnished apartment three days after a suburban laboratory was robbed by three masked men. The boxes marked Connaught Laboratories Toronto were unloaded from a truck and found in melting ice in a refrigerator. Police raided a three‑room apartment and overpowered a guard to recover the vaccine during the investigation.
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TPI
Connaugh Laboratories
Toronto
Migre Jhmegy Institute
Gore Seeks Alternatives to Gas Tax Hike in Senate
Senator Al Gore outlined two possible financing plans to head off a House style penny per gallon gas tax increase. The hearing before the Senate Finance Committee was made public at Gore’s request as Chairman Byrd considers data on highway costs and overseas aid. Gore’s proposals would cut other appropriations by one percent to fund highways, or repeal stock dividend deductions to bolster the highway trust fund.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Harry F. Byrd
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Gore
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Stans
United States
Eisenhower
Senate
13 Story Plunge At National Press Club Kills Ex-Ohioan
Raymond C. Mitten, 42, former Akron Beacon Journal and New York Journal of Commerce writer, fell from a 13th floor restroom at the National Press Club in Washington. He had been a freelance writer, worked for the U S Chamber of Commerce, and was a Kent State University graduate.
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UPI
Raymond C. Mitten
National Press Club
Mitten
Akron
Ohio
Beacon-Journal
New York Journal of Commerce
U S. Chamber of Commerce
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio Hopes for Safe Holiday Traffic In Forewarned Forecast
Ohio safety officials warned of 27 deaths on the labor day weekend as 90 degree heat and storms were forecast. Patrols, radar on the Turnpike and airplane speed checks will hunt speeders while unions assist in the drive and a five point program urges drivers to rest, slow down, limit drinking and obey laws.
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Last Veteran Claim Disputed Amid Funeral Debate
Walter Williams, blind and deaf, lies gravely ill as questions arise if he is truly the last Civil War survivor and entitled to a military funeral. A Cincinnati Post and Times Star report questioned his service records and age, amid family insistence on his status and national mourning observed by Congress and Eisenhower.
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Tex
UPI
Walter Williams
Williams
Congress
Eisenhower
Lowell Kk. Bridwell
Scripps-Howard Cincinnati Post
Times Star
Willie Mae Bowles
Bridwell
Texas State Comptroller
Culzean Castle Ready for President Eisenhower Visit
Miller and wife keep Culzean Castle flat primed for President Eisenhower life tenant stay. Grounds gleam like a fairway as 1000 U S troops gather near Prestwick Airport. Children get the day off to welcome the President along the Prestwick route.
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Prestwick Airport
Military Air Transport Service
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Culzean
U.S. Air Force
Actor Dies At 61 In Broadway and Film Roles
New York reports G Albert Smith age 61, a Broadway and Hollywood character actor, died Thursday. He appeared in the television series I Remember Mama and had a career on stage and screen.
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New York
UPI
G. Albert Smith
Hollywood
Soviet Drydocks Move Through Bosporus to Mediterranean
Two Soviet boating drydocks passed through the Bosporus today en route to the Mediterranean. A sizable Russian naval force was known to be operating in the area.
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Istanbul
Turkey
UPI
Bosporov
Toiday
Shaking Walls and Noises Disturb Salomon Family
In Whitesville New Jersey a Salomon family of four on a chicken farm reports seven weeks of mysterious thumping sounds shaking their farmhouse. Wildlife investigators found no animal source and the family seeks peace though funds to move are lacking.
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UPI
Aaron Salomon
Miriam
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