Stevenson counters Kefauver with “weird charges” in Florida
Adlai Stevenson blasts Estes Kefauver over “weird charges” as Florida voters prepare for the upcoming Democratic primary. Stevenson says Kefauver wrongly linked RCA antitrust actions to him and notes GOP shortcomings on foreign policy, water resources, social security, small business aid, and a federal highway program.
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Estes Kefauver
Florida
Stevenson
West Palm Beach
Kefauver
Plant City
Fla
Radio Corp. of America
Minnesota
Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Jack Bell
Oklahoma
Political contenders raised as party weighs candidates
Gary names Averell Harriman as his personal preference for president but notes others could be supported. He cites Stevenson Kefauver Symington and Lyndon B. Johnson as possible alternatives amid the party's choice of the strongest candidate.
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New York
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Stuart Symington
Missouri
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Strong Arm Tactics Not to Be Tolerated
The United States rejects coercive pressure on refugees and upholds asylum as a cherished tradition. A White House statement followed a Senate subcommittee demand to expel Arkada Sobolev, Soviet UN delegate, and a top aide for allegedly coercive actions against five sailors who fled to sanctuary last April.
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Russia
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Mother Kills 3 Daughters in Florida Trailer
In Lake Wales Florida a woman known as a model mother killed her three daughters Shirley aged five Pamela aged three and Jan aged one then shot herself. She survived and told patrolman Betton she killed her children but gave no motive. Police found no suitcase mentioned in her note to husband Mark Culbeck of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan.
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Straw Needed By Turnpike For Seeding
TOPEKA The Kansas Turnpike Authority uses straw mulch to seed and protect new slopes along the 236 mile highway project. Seeding crews have consumed 118,096 bales and require about 125,000 more straw, with farmers delivering where feasible at prices above market. Only wheat oats barley or rye straw are used.
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Life of Broken Bones For Three-Year-Old
Oklahoma City report details three year old Michael Tener who has not had a broken bone in 55 days marking a personal record. His arms and legs were broken at birth and he has worn casts for seven weeks as his mother Loyd Tener explains.
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Oklahoma City
Michael Tener
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Loyd Tener
Mike's rare bone disorder appears early in life
After his most recent misfortune Mike's case of brittle bones is uncommon because the disorder usually doesn't show up until a child reaches 3 or 4.
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Raid Damage At U of California Sparks Student Assessments
Berkeley students face assessments of 3.00 to 3.50 dollars per person to cover 10,000 dollars in riot damage at sorority houses from a May 16 raid. Raymond Kellner, a 23 year old Fresno junior, was the sole arrest and fined 20 dollars for battery.
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University of California
Raymond Kellner
Fresno
Tax Figures From Wyoming Per Square Mile
Weather Observations show annual U.S. income tax collected from Wyoming equates to about 550 dollars per square mile.
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U.S
Wyoming
North Areas Feel Cool Wave Frost Across Northeast
Clear skies in the north and west give way to rain in most other regions as a frosty mass lowers temperatures to the 30s around the Great Lakes and 20s in New England. Mount Washington reports 13 degrees, frost in Olean, Erie's freezing line, and damage to northeast fruit crops. Rhode Island growers burn tires to shield orchards. a Greenville, Rhode Island farm fires about 500 tires to protect 200 acres of fruit trees. Cranberry bogs flooded to guard crops from frost.
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Great Lakes
New England
Mount Washington
N.H
Olean
N.Y
Erie
Rhode Island
Greenville
R.I
Stanley T. Winsor
Farm Surpluses To Sooner Needy
Oklahoma Gov. Raymond Gary says he is not worried about the number of people in the emergency relief program, arguing the state has tremendous farm surpluses to use, and suggests directing excess produce to aid needy residents. He notes there may be some better arrangements to implement the plan.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Government aims for surplus farm product disposal plan
A debate notes a faster method to dispose of surplus agricultural goods by distributing them to the needy. No concrete proposal has been advanced yet, leaving the idea as a topic for future policy discussions.
Rev. Friedl Dies at 57 in Milwaukee
The Rev. John C. Friedl a 57 year old professor of philosophy at Marquette University died in Milwaukee His passing was noted by the university and colleagues as a significant loss to the department and the broader academic community.
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Milwaukee
John C. Friedl
Marquette Univer
Professor of Industrial Relations Dies After 17 Years at Rockhurst
An obituary notes the death yesterday of a longtime professor of industrial relations and faculty member at Rockhurst College in Kansas City Missouri, serving 17 years. The notice appears among advertisements in the newspaper.
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Kansas City
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