Stevenson Hits Primary Votes Retiring Rumor Ridiculous
Adlai E Stevenson urged ending the costly presidential primary as a useless institution. He proposed voters choose delegates in every state, arguing candidates are usually busy governing and primaries draw few voters with no uniform binding rules. Hagerty defended Eisenhower and Nixon trip, while dismissing palace guard influence and promising strong White House decision making.
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Eisenhower Dulles to draft U S reply to Soviet talks
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles begin work on a U S note in response to Khrushchev for scientific talks on an atomic test ban. Khrushchev gave a partial, favorable reply while not fully accepting the proposal.
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14 000 Found In Garbage Can Ends Up Missing Owner
London story notes caretaker Mrs. Winifred Abbott found 5 000 pounds in a canvas bag in a rubbish can. Two men acted suspiciously in the garden soon after. She alerted authorities and the police seek the money’s rightful owner. Abbott jokes about using the sum to buy a guest house.
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Tunisia Seeks U S Guns but Gets Not Now
Tunisia asked the United States for machine guns to arm police but received a not now reply. The nation hopes for U N Security Council support to stop clashes between French and Tunisian forces, while pressure grows for the U S to back France in the council.
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Russ Envoy Ducks Quiz On Freedom
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov dodged a direct answer when asked by Rep. Emmanuel Celler if Russians have the same rights to criticize their government as Americans. He said freedoms exist and are used, while joking about speaking in Red Square. Archbishop Makarios arrives in Cairo for a weeklong visit and expected talks with President Nasser.
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Reveals Healing Substance
Reported by New York doctors, a new substance called Bio-Dyne used as Preparation H suppositories or ointment shows dramatic, lasting relief for hemorrhoids without narcotics or surgery. Observations claim shrinking piles and reduced itching with pain relief, sustained over months in varied cases.
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