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...three times to force him into the curb, until he shook it by turning into a side street and dousing his lights. City Editor Charles Moore went to cover an out-of-town Klan meeting, was punched and chased away. While covering a basketball game, Baptist Minister L. B. Ballard, who is the News's church editor and assistant sports editor, had the rear tires of his car slashed. On his way home, after getting them fixed, two cars pursued him in an attempt to run him off the road...
...eyes of fellow Kentuckians, Thruston B. Morton has many political assets. He is tall (6 ft. 2 in.) and handsome. He is a seventh-generation member of a distinguished Kentucky family. He was a successful businessman (Louisville's Ballard & Ballard flour mills, now owned by Pillsbury), performed admirably in his three terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, has since been valuable to the Eisenhower Administration as Assistant Secretary of State in charge of congressional liaison. But Thruston (rhymes with Houston) Morton also has a statewide political handicap in historically Democratic Kentucky. He is a Republican...
...made this restriction because we want to assure ourselves that the cast will have the best interests of the Pudding at heart," Robert F. R. Ballard '56, president of Hasty Pudding Theatricals, explained last night...
...letter sent to Institute members last week, Ballard and Godfrey G. Truslow '56, president of the Club, wrote in regard to the Theatricals: "In the past few years the cast has been drawn from the College as well as from the (Club) membership. This has been satisfactory, but this year we are limiting participation to members of the Club...
...Club will have to provide about 20 people for the Theatricals' cast and 15 for its production staff, Ballard estimated...