California Primary Open duel between Stevenson and Kefauver
The Associated Press reports Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver on the final California campaign day claim victory ahead of Tuesday's winner take all Democratic National Convention votes. The rivals spar over civil rights framing and political sideshows while other primaries in New York Montana and South Dakota draw attention.
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Associated Press
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Sen. Estes Kefauver
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Florida
Eiserhower
New York
Montana
South Dakota
Truce Teams Expelled By UN, Reaffirmed
At Yanmunjon Korea the UN Command rejected a Communist proposal to soften the order expelling the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission teams from South Korea. Maj Gen Chung Kook Rok pressed for an immediate cancellation by next Thursday, but the UN leader General Gud refused.
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Chung Kook Rok
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Iowa primary tests farm policy in Des Moines hub
Des Moines reports Iowa voters watch guidance on farm plan and administration policy as two guides reflect attitudes toward Eisenhower era reforms. The GOP renomination contest against Hickenlooper and Dayton Countryman headlines in a state pivotal for agricultural policy with Evans and Hoegh also vying for Senate seats and two Democrats seeking the gubernatorial nomination.
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Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
B. B. Hickenlooper
Dayton Countryman
Lickenlooper
Senate
New Soil Bank
R. M
Spike) Evans
National Aaa
Feder
Defense chiefs buck at foreign military aid cuts
Washington reports say defense leaders oppose the proposed 1.29 billion cut in foreign military aid as the House Foreign Affairs Committee moves to reduce the authorization bill. Pentagon officials warn the cuts could force a major revamping of security programs, while a chamber coalition argues the reductions would barely cripple the program.
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Burma Premier Nu to Resign Tuesday. Ba Swe Named Successor
Informants say Premier U Nu, who has led Burma since independence eight years ago, will resign on Tuesday. Ba Swe, 41, defense minister and AFPFL vice president, is named as his successor. U Nu reportedly told aides he was quitting to devote full time to reorganizing the AFPFL, while associates suggested discontent over the armed forces’ actions was embarrassing the government.
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Ba Swe
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Psychologists Study Self-Destruction Motive in Suicide
Two Los Angeles psychologists begin a three year study funded by the U S Public Health Service to probe why people kill themselves amid a reported 20 000 yearly U S suicide rate and an estimated higher unreported figures.
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Antioues
Los Angeles
U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Triangle Fetal to AB Triangle Fetal to AB
Officers listed Frank Tolson, 21, Grace Lee Tolson, 19, and Harry Kedrie, 23. The Tolsons’ wife killed in her apartment above Kedrie’s delicatessen. The two men died after a confrontation on the sidewalk. children unharmed.
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Grace Lee Tolson
Harry Kedrie
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Allen Reya
Kenneth Foss
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Mailmen Face Bite Menace from Dogs on Rounds
Joseph C. Doherty, veteran Cincinnati mailman and head of the National Association of Letter Carriers, leads a meeting called by Postmaster General Sommerfield to tackle the biting dog problem. He recalls his own three bites in 18 years and stresses calm, non backtracking defense and distinguishing friendly barks from vicious ones.
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Cincinnati
National Association of Letter Carrier
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Sparky
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Doner
National Academy to release radiation study findings
Detlev W Bronk president of the National Academy of Sciences announced that the academy will publish initial findings of a study on the effects of atomic radiations on humans and the environment a week from Wednesday. Bronk noted more than 100 leading scientists have studied the issue for months and see the results as important for all people.
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Detlev W. Bronk
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
Bronk
Katharine MacDonald Dies American Beauty of Silent Screen
Katharine MacDonald Holmes known as the American Beauty of the silent screen died early today in Santa Barbara California after a long illness. She rose to fame in the early film era and was crowned American Beauty around the same period Mary Pickford gained the title Americas Sweetheart.
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Santa Barbara
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Mary Pickford
Five Day Forecast Highlights Mild Temperatures
The forecast indicates near normal average temperatures with a normal high around 80 and low near 58. Expect a warmer Tuesday and Friday and Saturday with little change midweek. Light precipitation is expected, averaging about a quarter inch.
Shower of Bargains Ad Season Sparks Local Selling
A lively old ad fragment touts a bargain period inviting readers to place low-cost notices. It highlights selling used furniture for cottages and seeking a better car, urging quick ads to reach summer buyers. It signals a thriving classifieds moment with readers actively buying and selling needs.
Classified Ad Ready for Same Day Dial 31242
Readers can place an ad by calling 31242 to have it in the same day. The prompt indicates immediate service and likely accessibility for quick notices. No additional context or names are provided.
Pentagon Plans Expansion of Underhill Hideout Cavern
Washington reports the Pentagon plans expanded construction at Underhill Hideout in Maryland, showing a shift to broaden administration and living space and upgrade telephones and radios for continental defense. The project includes Ft. Ritchie and Rock Raven Mountain areas with at least 35 million dollars invested and undisclosed costs.
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Eisenhower dedicates AFL-CIO HQ near White House
President Eisenhower dedicates the AFL-CIO four million dollar granite and glass headquarters across Lafayette Park from the White House, with him as principal speaker at prior cornerstone ceremonies. The AFL-CIO Executive Council begins a four day meeting Tuesday to address politics organizing problems and internal troubles. The talks will include airing of complaints against the Teamsters Union.
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Teamsters Union
Alberta legislator linked to rifle slaying at farm home
Police sought John E Clark a part time teacher and farmer after a farmhouse killing spree that left Clark's wife 36 and four children aged 8 to 14 dead along with two hired men. An overnight visitor Bill Olah 90 was wounded and died later. The case centered on remote Settler district farm in Alberta.
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Truman Plays Mozart On Master's Piano
Milan notes President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev among honored guests at a cultural summit. The event centers on music by Mozart performed on a master’s piano, highlighting diplomacy through arts in Italy.
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Khrushchev Details Assault on Ex Boss and Stalin Plot
The State Department released a 25 000 word version of Khrushchev's February speech to a Soviet Communist party congress describing Stalin’s alleged actions. He claimed Stalin listened through a device in Voroshilov's home and had plans to finish off old Politburo members. Officials compare the impact to denouncing Washington or Lincoln and note Bulganin's past remarks supporting power consolidation.
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Abraham Lincoln
Nikoli A. Bulganin
Double Life Exposed in Texas Bigamy Case
Edward Voss 30, a Texas man with two wives, faced bond after a bigamy scheme unraveled. His wife No 1, Kinta B. Voss 35, attempted suicide after learning of the arrangement begun in Panama in 1982. Wife No 2, Doris Compton 32, who married Dec 20 in Las Vegas, planned to confront him but did not reveal details amid the payroll robbery inquiry in Cleveland.
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Doris Compton
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Atlanta
Eisenhower Lock Dedication Highlights Peace and War Role
The Eisenhower Lock on the St. Lawrence Seaway was dedicated with tributes to its role in peace and war. A ceremony followed by concrete pours for a 2 million dollar project, with about 200 attendees and heavy rain at its close. George H. Roderick cited military importance and urged continued building of works of peace. The lock, once finished, will measure 768 feet long, 0 width, and provide a 49-foot lift, with vessel detours around the Rapides.
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Withholding Addresses Of Draftees Suggested
Hays state selective service director said he issued a suggestion to local boards that addresses of draftees be withheld from newspapers. The policy is optional to near boards, Col. Hays explained addressing concerns about exploitation by commercial interests.
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Tito Visits Lenin Mausoleum Amid Subtle Slights to Stalin
Tito visits the Lenin mausoleum in Red Square and lays a wreath without saluting Stalin, the exiled leader eight years after expelling Tito from the Communist bloc. He tours the tombs with his wife Jovanka, while signaling a rapprochement with post Stalin Soviet leaders and leaving Stalin unacknowledged.
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Ei Am Anid
Mason School Post Bid Given Stout by Recount
The County Court certified Mrs. Stout as the candidate after a recount added 31 votes and 22 challenged ballots. Gerald B. Reed gained five votes in the recount, reducing the unofficial lead for Keith E. Arnold, who had 3137 votes, while the court said other races remained unchanged.
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Keith E. Arnold
Far West Faces Threat of More Rainfall Flooding
Flood warnings rise as rain threatens the Pacific Northwest. The Columbia River and tributaries swell from record snowpack melt, prompting evacuations of about 1000 people and flooding thousands of acres from Washington to Idaho. Beavers breached a levee, submerging a hiking district and displacing 42 families. Idaho farm land and the upper Snake River area also see high flood stages, with an emergency declared by Army engineers for Snake communities.
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Army Engineers
Town Hunts For Snake In Western Pennsylvania
In Falls, Pennsylvania, a snake scare erupted during a St Patrick style cake hunt when 23 year old Betty Little, a grocery clerk, was attacked by a snake that wrapped around her leg. She kicked and ran, striking the snake with a radio. She sustained minor bruising and was treated at a doctor’s office. Police checked a carnival site but found no snakes.
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Burgh
Sporn Plans Two Additional Units at Plant Near Graham Station
In POINT PLEASANT West Virginia Mep M Burnside quoted Philip Sporn as saying two more units will be added to the plant bearing his name near Graham Station Burnside, during a Marshall commencement in Huntington. He noted expansion would depend on American Gas & Electric Co plans.
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Philip Sporn
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Traffic Kills 14 in Ohio
An Associated Press tally reports at least 17 deaths state wide over a weekend period, with 14 traffic fatalities in Ohio. A 4 year old and a 3 year old were among victims in separate Cincinnati incidents. one child died after a car strike on Laker Road, another after a police chase incident. The State Board of Education faces a delay in announcing candidates for state superintendent.
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