Three Education Candidates Separate Paths to State Post
The three Democratic Primary contenders for state superintendent of education are veterans of public school service. J J Ike Browder, Floyd D Dotson, and Frank R Stewart each bring long careers, with Browder as first director of the state merit system and Stewart ending his tenure as Cherokee County superintendent before entering the race. Dotson holds a doctorate and has 20 years teaching experience, including stints at Howard and Jacksonville College.
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Montgomery
Frank R. Stewart
Floyd D. Dotson
J.J
Ike) Browder
Bama
Columbia
Pittsburg
Browder
State Senate
Jackson County
University of Alabama Center
Birmingham
Gadsden
Dotson
Colbert County
Florence State College
Howard and
Jacksonville College
Department of Education
W J. Terry
U.S
Jordan
Stewart
Cherokee County
Piedmont High School
Jacksonville
Auburn
Peabody College
Nashville
Cherokee
Austin R. Meadows
Single Shot Voting Explained For State Democratic Ballot
The Montgomery report explains that voters may select eight or fewer candidates for the State Democratic Executive Committee. Officials will count by assuming eight votes per ballot to determine a majority, dividing total district votes by eight, halving, then adding one. Any candidate with at least 10 001 votes would win in a district example.
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Montgomery
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Committee
Test Farm Tour Starts Monday Near Sheffield
Sheffield area hosts SHEFFIELD TVA annual tour of test demonstration farms beginning Monday. Twenty four state agricultural colleges and the US Department of Agriculture will take part. Attendees will see TVA Fertilizer Munitions facilities and demonstrations.
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Sheffield
TVA
US Department of Agriculture
Frank Welch
Leland G. Allbaugh
Division of Agricultural Relations
Charles H. Young
Chemical Engineering
P.O. Davis
API
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Horoscope for July and August 1958 Predictions
The column outlines tension in personal relationships and urges understanding during edgy times. It highlights birthdays with planning in coming months, chances for progress from August to February, and cautions about finances in March. It notes romance, travel, and potential business news through December and January.
URW Reopens Negotiations With 2 Firms
AKRON Ohio United Rubber Workers announce reopening of a three year contract for 38000 Goodyear and Goodrich workers. Wages pensions and insurance will be bargained together, with a May 9 plan for proposals and talks set in 30 days for each company.
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Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
United Rubber Workers Union
L. S. Buckmaster
URW
International Policy Committee
Cincinnati
Goodyear
Goodrich
Gadsden
Ala
Ike Will Speak Tuesday Night
President Eisenhower will address U S programs for security including national defense at a Willard Hotel dinner hosted by the Republican Committee for members of Congress. The remarks will be carried by CBS television and radio from 9 30 to 10 p m EST.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Willard Hotel
Republican Republican Committee
Congress
CBS
Prince Bernhard Opens North America Visit
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands arrives in Ottawa for a official visit to Canada and the United States. He is greeted by Gov. Gen. Vincent Massey and Canadian ministers. He plans stops in Vancouver San Francisco Washington and New York before returning May 24.
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Ottawa
Prince Bernhard
The
Netherlands
Canada
United States
Juliana
Vincent Massey
Douglas Harkness
Vancouver
British Columbia
Bernhard
U.S. Air Force
California
San Francisco
Netherlands Benevolence Society
Washington
New York
Indonesia Pressures UN Over Chinese Intervention in Indonesia
Indonesia signaled possible United Nations action after accusing Nationalist China of aiding rebels in its internal war. Foreign Minister Subandrio condemned Chiang Kai-shek's government after a meeting with U.S. Ambassador Jones, saying proof of U.S. and Nationalist support had been provided. Sukarno earlier accused foreign powers of backing rebels, while Eisenhower said Americans were not involved.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
United States
United Nations
China
Subandrio
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
U.S
Howard P. Jones
Jones
Bandung
Sukarno
Soldiers of Fortune
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles Visits Burns Birthplace During Scotland Stopover
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles paused for ninety minutes Saturday in Prestwick on the way to a NATO conference in Copenhagen. He used the layover to tour the birthplace of poet Robert Burns.
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Prestwick
Scotland
John Foster Dulles
NATO
Copenhagen
Robert Burns
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Athens College
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Hatchett
Sunnydale
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Ethelsville
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Athens
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Cullman County
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Huntsville
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Elkmont
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Decatur
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Albertville
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Cordova
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