18 Sep 1956
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1956
Page
1
A fragmented editorial argues for stronger road safety measures amid holiday travel, calling for stricter enforcement of traffic laws, in depth driver training, and safer car design to reduce human error. It notes that human fault remains a major factor and highway experts favor advanced tests and robust safety standards.
Bowles condenses an analysis to 128 pages on how Africa affects American interests. He warns the United States would face dou ble consumption needs and possible hardship if Africa’s mineral wealth were cut off, while noting Cold War dynamics and African nationalism. Bowles portrays Africa as a last stand of European colonialism with mixed futures.
A political field report from Walworth County notes Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver face a tough path to swing farmers toward the Democratic ticket. Kefauver’s farm appeal could erode Eisenhower’s edge, while Stevenson must shed the city slicker image to gain strength among rural voters.
In Washington a large barbecue rally drew about 5,000 voters as Adlai Stevenson campaigned to regain Virginia's 10th District seat. The event showcased suburbia politics with barbecued food and entertainment. Senator Harry Byrd's stance loomed as Stevenson sought his backing. Byrd's support could influence Democratic prospects.
Weather summary notes sunrise at 6 22 and sunset at 8 30 with yesterday's high of 88 and morning low of 38. Sedona reports 98 as high and 65 low. Flagstaff vicinity forecast: fifth hottest day of year and hottest since July 9. clear tonight through Wednesday with continued warm days and cool nights.
A chaotic scene shows a partisan audience expressing approval as a national figure speaks. The speaker makes no mention of Byrd, who sends best wishes while his wife’s health keeps him from attending.
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