Move to reshape GOP toward progressive moderates
Washington reports a White House dinner scene aimed at revamping the Republican Party along President Eisenhower’s “progressive moderates” line. Key figures at the gathering included Vice President Nixon, National Chairman Hall, and others tied to the 1952 campaign, signaling a push to court a broader, moderating base for future elections.
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Richard M. Nixon
Leonard W. Hall
Arthur E. Lum
GOP
Herbert Browner, Jr
Eissenhower
Sherman Adams
Eisenhowwer
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
U. S
United Nat
Sinclair] Weeks
Massachusetts
C.D
Jackson
Time, Inc
Citizens For Eisenhower
James L. Murphy
French Convoys Targeted in Saigon Region Attacks
In South Vietnam the French Army warns drivers to avoid convoys of two or more vehicles after recent attacks. Reportedly two French Army captains were attacked north of Saigon on the main roads. one officer was killed and a second was reported missing.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Asence Franwe Presse
Tug Crews May Quit APL Bradley Claims
Capt. William V. Bradley predicted that New York harbor tug boat men will repudiate their new affiliation with the American Federation of Labor. Bradley former head of the 4,000 man union is now president of the International Longshoremen's Association independent.
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INS
William V. Bradley
New York Harbor
American Federation of Labor
Bradley
International Lossshoremen’s Association, Independent
Suspects Arrested in iBank Robbery Case in San Francisco
Police questioned two men, Ralph T. Hill and George Gregor, after officers found burglary tools and walkie talkies in Gregor’s apartment similar to gear used in a December Bank of America branch robbery at Market Street. Both men, ex convicts, denied knowledge of the equipment.
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Bank of Amation
Martin
Lee
Ralph T. Hill
George Gregor
Gregor
Sar Quentin
Hile Hill
Falsom
Avevello
Geary
Witness at Dixon Yates probe hints bribe offer
Washington reports a mysterious call and a promised contribution to a Mississippi university as Dr. Kellogg, dean of engineering, testifies on the Dixon Yates power project. He says the calls came from Jackson Mississippi and targeted university officials while questioning concerns about plant location near West Memphis. Kellogg asserts no fear from the testimony, but stresses academic independence amid the probe.
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Tal Slim
Securities and A Range Commission
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University of Mississipi
Dixon
Yates Power Project
Kellogg
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Ark
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Jackson
Miss
Alton Bryant
Oxford
Bryant
3EC
Solomon Friedman
Daniel James
Chaiman Ralph
Demmler
Uted
Joseph Volpe
Kellogg-Bryant
James
West Memphis
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi vote on public schools constitutional amendment
Jackson readers learn Mississippi voters go to the polls on the proposed constitutional amendment to abolish public schools if necessary to preserve racial order. The measure would let the legislature act by two thirds or districts by simple majority to end public schools, with no current plan for private schooling.
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