Mrs Goldsmith Urges State Use Primary System for Nominations
Mrs Yvonne Goldsmith of Shorehaven urged Norwalk business and professional men to push direct primary voting in Connecticut to nominate state and congressional candidates. Speaking at a Kiwanis luncheon at the YMCA she argued primaries would attract independents to one of two major parties and weaken political bosses hold on conventions. She favored bonds in place of petitions and said the plan would produce better qualified candidates and strengthen the two party system.
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Primary voting reform debate centers on closed sets
Mrs Goldsmith discussed direct primaries and a proposed closed primary system where voters select a party in the primaries. She noted cross filing exists in some states and urged citizens to lobby by contacting state representatives, attending committee hearings, and writing to media outlets to influence party rule and candidate selection.
Britain Intervenes in Formosa Dispute
London reports the Churchill government directly appeals to Red China to refrain from precipitate action in the Formosa dispute and urges the United States to curb Nationalist attacks on the mainland. The Foreign Office says it appealed through Maoist embassy in London and declined to reveal the reply.
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