Adlai Stevenson Eyes Second Ballot Push At Democratic Convention
United Press tabulations show Stevenson leading with 368% first ballot votes, Kefauver 163, Harriman 137. Minnesota urged Kefauver delegates to switch to Stevenson. five states pledged to Kefauver total 118 votes. Texas support for Mollet and Algerian issues surface as convention nears. American League champs Yankees lose four straight to White Sox under Casey Stengel.
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Clinton P. Anderson
United Press
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Kefauver
Indiana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Montana
Maryland
California
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
Texas
Mollet
Senate
Democratic
Lyndon Socialist Party
B. Johnson
Army of Allah
Algeria
Algeri- Stevenson
Egypt
Massachusetts
John Four
W. McCormack
New Mexico
U. S
Cairo
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Mollet Denounces Nasser as Megalomaniac
French Premier Guy Mollet accuses Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser of megalomania calling it delusions of grandeur. Mollet asserts that Nasser exhibits extreme grandiosity amid Algerian rebel support claims.
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Lille
France
Guy Mollet
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Mollet
Nasser
Storm terms Washington to typhoons in the Pacific
In a note from Washington the Atlantic hurricanes are termed typhoons in the Pacific. From New York harbor officials report the port moves about million tons of cargo annually.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
New York City
Reds Discussed Killing Judge Witness Says
A former FBI undercover agent testified that in 1948 the Communist group discussed eliminating Circuit Judge George E. Holt. Mazzei described plans to import Lou Bortz to kill the judge and recounted roughing up U S senator target in Pittsburgh. He tied the Miami party to broader efforts, including attacks on officials, while detailing prior party actions and hearings.
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Miami
Fla
FBI
Comunist Party
George E. Holt
United States
Joseph D. Mazzei
Pittsburgh
Ray H. Pearson
Mazzei
Leo Sheiner
City of
Communist Party
Hole
Lou Bortz
Bortz
James Grove Fulton
Fulton
U. S
Mary
Edwin E. Waller
Naples
Dade
Miami County
Shheiner
Sheiner
Vincent C. Giblin
State Supreme Court
Giblin
Dade County
Holt
C. E. Chillingworth
Palm Beach
Chillingworth
Oceanside
Leah Adler Benemobsky
Max Starrock
H. David Prensky
Miami Beach
Main Street Claim Abandon Ends Uranium Dream
Prospector Earl Sheridan abandoned his Main Street mining claim in Klamath Falls after a search showed mineral rights were not reserved by founder George Nurse when dedicating the street. He left despite hopes of uranium under the curb, citing an abdominal pain from appendicitis and a failing Geiger counter. Police reported no street-tent restrictions in the municipal code. A separate note mentions Chicago pork market facts: a 200 pound hog yields about 21 pounds of shoulder meat.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Earl Sheridan
Main Street
Sheridan
Harry Boivan
George Nurse
Boivan
Orville Hamilton
Planes crash in Grand Canyon after off course flight
United DC7 and TWA Super Constellation collided while off course near Los Angeles and crashed in the Grand Canyon killing 128 aboard. CAA officials said both were north of their routes to Chicago and Kansas City, but declined to call misrouting the crash cause. The crossing point over Black Mesa was about 85 miles east of the wreck.
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Los Angeles
United
Trans World
Grand Canyon
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Chicago
TWA
Kansas City
Walter P. Plett
CAA
Western
Black Mesa
Arizona
Toothpaste Ends Fluoride Study
Rochester New York reports that fluoride toothpaste entering the market disrupted a two year school study at Eastman Dental Dispensary. Researchers had painted 650 children with a fluoride solution and planned three yearly checks before a free toothpaste supply ended the trial.
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Rochester
N.Y
Eastman Dental Dispensary
Finn Brudevold
Basil G. Bibby
Killer's Guns Brought $499 for Widows in Florida Sale
Fourteen guns owned by Edward D. Lindley who killed three officers in a 1955 gun battle sold for 499 dollars. Proceeds will go to widows of Assistant Police Chief M. C. Tuck and Deputies R. L. Wooten and Curtis Youngblood, as part of damage settlement. Lindley was found insane, and the Lindleys moved from Kokomo Indiana where he had been a public school principal.
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Ocala, Fla
Edward D. Lindley
Asst
M. C. Tuck
R. L. Wooten
Curtis Youngblood
Lindley
Lindleys
Florida
Kokomo
Ind
Charles Brattain
Superior Court
Madison County
Indiana
D.S.T
Hardin
Slack
Pendleton
Jefferson Street
United States Denies Charge On Poznan Riots
Washington denies Soviet Pravda claims that Washington financed Poznan rioting. State Department calls the charge wholly false and says the protests arose from oppression. It notes 25 million for cultural exchanges and 100 million for Iron Curtain refugees intended for aid, not subversive activity.
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Washington
United States
Poznan
Poland
State Department
Pravda
Central Committee
Russian Communist Party
Senate
Iron Curtain
Soviet Union
Lincoln White
1200 Military Vehicles To Parade Through Midwest Highways
The all Hoosier 38th Infantry Division will move 1200 military vehicles starting July 7 at 6 am en route to Camp McCoy Wisconsin for summer field training. Over 10,000 National Guardsmen will use Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin highways with convoy routes detailed across U S and state roads to Ist bivouac and gas stops at Starved Rock New Milford Truax Field Madison and Truax Field. Police traffic control points will aid movement and prevent congestion across the three states.
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all-Hoosier 38Th Infantry Division
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Camp McCoy
Wis
William C. Kerney
James E. Walker
U. S. 30
Ft. Wayne
Illinois Line
U. S. 20
Angola
Valparaiso
Ind
Muncie
Anderson
U. S. 31
Penu
U. S. 35
Logansport
U. S. 421
Delphi
Danville
U. S
Indianapolis
Rushville
Greensburg
Columbus
Martinsville
Southern Indiana
Madison
Terre Haute
152Nd
163Rd Field Artillery
524Th Field Artillery
List
152Nd Infantry Regiment
New Milford
Camp Grant
Rockford
Truax Field
Jadison
293Rd
38Th Military Police Company
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Emir of
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Alan Lemmox Boyd
England
Emir
United States of America
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Main St
Albert Riggs Garage
Paramount
Broadway
Alliance Theaters
N. Drive
Albright Funeral Home
W. 8Th St
Anderson Loan Association
Jackson Sts
Anderson Weaving CO
Meridian St
Banner Store
Meridian
Broadway Drive-In
Mrs. Halford Hattery
Byrum Block CO
Hill St
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Cook Block & Brick CO
Mounds Rd
Copeland
Marathon
5Th and
Coach’s Homewood Grocery
Davis Dairy Farms
W. 38Th St. Rd
Earley’s
Columbus Ave
Fast Side Jersey Dairy Educers
Edgewood Sporting Goods
Evinrude Motors
Yellow Jacket Boats
Edgewood Shops
State Rd
Fraternal Order OF Eagles
Matthew Lumber Corp
John Sts
NEW Method
Nuce Texaco
Parr Plumbing & Heating, Inc
Fullerton Electric
W. 13Th St
Daleville
Polhemus & Shirey Funeral Service
RUSS
Regenold Motors
Furniture Warehouse
Pendleton Ave
Schoger’s
Gene & Brownie Auto Service
Johnson Seahorse
Outboard Motors
Meridian St. Ph
Hatfield Electric Co., Inc
Hunter Wrecking
Auto Parts
JONES
Crystal St
Madison County Abstract
9Th St
Stahl & Sadler Pure Oil Service
Madison Ave
the Good Earth Restaurant
East 9Th Ph
Trinidad Roofing CO
Vic Wikle
So. A St
Elwood
8Th St
White Frost CO
Riviera Drive
Sir Walter Raleigh
Virginia
Britain
New World
Robert M. Brattain
William L. Peck
Bradley and Kellum
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