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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1965

Page

2

Great Moment Nominating Chicago 1952 Demo Ticket

Adlai Stevenson of Illinois and Sen. John Sparkman of Alabama are shown in Chicago on July 26 1952 after their Democratic nominations for president and vice president. The scene captures a public moment as the ticket is introduced and celebrated.

Adlai Jr, Stevenson Illinois Jeff Sen John Sparkman Alabama Chicago

Adlai Stevenson Considers Resigning As U.N. Ambassador

AP reports Adlai Stevenson told Corré Sevareid he wanted to resign as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. He planned to return to law practice in New York and Chicago but was unsure how to tell the President. Stevenson grew visibly tired and said he would await the right moment to discuss a replacement.

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No 2 Man Takes Over No 2 Man Takes Over

Washington AP says Francis T P Plimpton will temporarily succeed Adlai Stevenson as ambassador to the United Nations. The State Department announced the change on Wednesday as the UN work continues amid diplomatic duties and international affairs.

Cis T.P. Plimpton United States United Nations Adlai Stevenson State Department

Unclear text fragment on succession and appointments

Fragmentary report mentions a permanent successor and a deputy president, with references to Plimpton aged 64 and a possible appointment by President Johason. Details are incomplete and no specific events, dates, or outcomes are verifiable from the provided text.

Ly Sleycess Notenson Plimpton Johason

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