No Aspirations Asleep Brown
San Francisco California attorney general Edmund G Brown says he has no aspiration for vice president and will oppose any bid for second place on the national ticket. He plans to back Adlai Stevenson for the presidential nomination at the Chicago convention and will focus his political efforts there.
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Girl Survives 9 Days Trapped Under Auto
Plucky Alem Margetts of Sunnyvale California survived nine days trapped beneath an overturned automobile on a Wasatch Mountain highway. She was found near the body of her fiancé James B. Hixon Jr. who died the night of the crash. Doctors said she would recover despite shock and exposure and leg bruising from being pinned.
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Missing Persian cat Olaf found after long search
Des Moines man M Peet spent $2000 and mailed 6000 cards across 28 counties to locate his wanderer Olaf the long haired cat. A June 28 tip from Paris, Missouri led to the reunion after a cross country search spanning 3500 miles by auto and air.
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Nixon Warns Neutrals Of Risks In Manila Address
In Manila, Vice President Nixon urged neutral nations to reassess staying out of East West politics. He warned they face a fearful risk if they seek to outmaneuver the United States in the face of Soviet and Chinese pressure. Nixon urged studying ties with the United States as a model of equality and partnership during his goodwill tour that includes Vietnam and other Asian countries.
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Hobo Convicted Of Threat to Ike
A Denver federal jury found Sam Stepp of Inez Kentucky guilty of threatening President Eisenhower. The 35 year old faced up to five years in jail and a $1000 fine. Witnesses testified Stepp boasted in a Buena Vista Colorado tavern that he would push the President away. A psychiatrist deemed him sane but a hobo.
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Happy Chandler Seeks Kentucky Favorite Son Bid
A. B. Hap py Chandler of Kentucky joined favorite son contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination after the Kentucky state convention backed his renomination. He aims to be a serious contender if top candidates falter as national convention votes loom. The convention action signals eight states may pledge to favorite sons before the national gathering.
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Egypt Boosts Arms Budget in War Era Spending
Cairo reports a more than 40 percent rise in Egypt’s defense outlay for the fiscal year starting July 1, reaching 75.2 million pounds, about 23 percent of a 26.2 million pound budget. Officials say cash payments rather than cotton will finance arms from Communist countries.
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Drug to Stop Bleeding Found
Three Northwestern University surgeons report a new drug Polybrene effectively stops bleeding by counteracting Heparin. In a bulletin from Northwestern Medical School, Frederick W Preston Robert Hohl and Otto Trippel cite 33 patients at the Veterans Administration Research hospital. Polybrene is described as more potent than Protamine Sulfate and Teluidine Blue.
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Key Japanese Politician Dies
Tokyo reports the death of Miki a leading Japanese political strategist and adviser to Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama at age 73. Though never a cabinet member he was viewed as one of Japan’s most powerful figures and frequently linked as Hatoyama’s successor. Observers fear his demise may trigger political shifts and affect the peace talks with Russia.
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