Adlai Kefauver Clash Looms In California Primary
Adlai Stevenson lists California among four states for primaries as he seeks broad regional support. Estes Kefauver signals entry into California race with formal declaration planned tomorrow. Ohio Gov. Lausche touted as possible favorite son. Knowland allies push for GOP bid while Eisenhower’s reelection decision awaited.
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Associated Press
California
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Midwest
Ohio
Frank Lausche
Sen
Knowland
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Virginia Selective Service sells draft records
Richmond officials disclose the sale of about 100 tons of draft records from 1940 to 1947 at a price of 11.15 dollars per ton. The action involves the office files and covered draft records.
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Richmond
Virginia
Selective Service
Airmen Freed by Reds Plan Divided Postwar Paths
Two North west area airmen freed after 31 months in Red China discuss future plans at Bolling Field. Daniel C. Schmidt from Isabel South Dakota will enroll at the University of Montana, while Harry M. Benjamin Jr. of Worthington Minnesota intends to remain in the Air Force on extended duty. A third crew member, How ard W. Brown, has reenlisted for recruiting duty in the Twin Cities. The group notes country support and comments on captivity and return attitudes, with Schmidt listing Portland Oregon as his home.
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Red China
Daniel C. Schmidt
Isabel, S.D
Air Force
The
University of Montana
A.C
Harry M. Benjamin Jr
Worthington, Minn
Schmidt
Benjamin
Bolling Field
Yalu
Howard W. Brown
Twin Cities
Steve Kiba
Akron
Ohio
Portland
Ore
Lewis Clark Documents In Federal Court Fight
Federal court hears three-way contest over 1804 06 Lewis and Clark field notes held by the Minnesota Historical Society. Others claimants include Gen John Hammond heirs and Sophie Foster heirs with the government asserting the papers as Jefferson era official documents. Witnesses recount Clark correspondence and photostats as evidence of government ownership.
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Minnesota Historical Society
William Clark
Lewis and Clark
St. Louis
St. Paul
Sophie Vernon Hammong Foster
John Hammond
Gen. Hammond
Foster
Clark
Thomas Jefferson
Ernest Osgood
University of Minnesota
Grace Lee Nute
The
Historical Society
Robert H. Bahmer
United States
Bahmer
Jefferson
Clifford Janes
U.S
Janes
John Henry Hammond
Indian Affairs
Lawrence
Kan
Hammond
Taft becomes Cincinnati mayor as Berry named vice mayor
Cincinnati reshapes its government after a two week vote recount. Charles P. Taft, brother of the late Senator Robert Taft, is elected mayor and Theodore Berry becomes vice mayor, the first Black officer in that role. The Charter party, a Liberal Republican-Democrat coalition, holds a 54 seat majority.
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Taft
Charles P. Taft
Robert Taft
Theodore Berry
Charter
Long
Charter Party
Phil Spitalny Sues Las Vegas Hotel
Phil Spitalny, leader of an all girl orchestra, sues the Royal Nevada Hotel in Las Vegas for 35000 in Superior Court. He says the hotel owes the balance for a four week contract after he was discharged after two weeks.
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Nev
Royal Nevada Hotel
Phil Spitalny
Spitalny
Housewife, 22, Strangled in Lincoln Home
Nancy Parker 22 wife of city forester Darrell F. Parker was found dead in Antelope Park Lincoln home with a cord tied around her neck a rag in her mouth and hands bound. Police hunted a dark blue Ford seen near the scene. Separate slaying of Carolyn Nevins 20 in Omaha is not linked.
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Neb
Little White
Nancy Parker
Darrell F. Parker
State Capitol
Parker
Omaha
Carolyn Nevins
University of Omaha
Memphis May Quit Movie Censorship
Memphis may exit film censorship as citizens push to end local control over movie classification. The discussion centers on scrapping censorship duties in the city, signaling potential broad changes in local film regulation.
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Memphis May
Memphis
Tenn
A_ citizens
City censorship board vote defeats plan for continuation
A committee appointed by the mayor to study censorship recommended continuing the board, but the city voted no 41 to 4. The recommendation was sent to Edmund Orgill, who takes office January 2.
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Edmund Orgill
Orgill
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