Western Big Three propose international board for Suez Canal
The Western powers urge a treaty based international board to operate the canal under UN linked Egypt, ensuring no single power dominance and open access to all nations. Soviet and Egyptian leaders weigh broader participation as London hosts the 22 nation Suez conference amid Arab world protests.
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Field For Second Man Wide Open
Adlai E. Stevenson widens the field for his running mate as six names remain on the list Senator Estes Kefauver Senator John F. Kennedy Senator Hubert Humphrey Senator Albert Gore Mayor Robert Wagner Governor Robert Meyner none has been promised and Humphrey campaigns actively while Clement visits without commitments.
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Civil Rights Compromise Boosts Stevenson In NC Shift
AP tally shows Adlai Stevenson with 690 first ballots, 5 more from a North Carolina recount. NC results shift leaves Harriman still in contention with one uncast vote. Kansas unit rule moves support to Stevenson.
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North Carolina Selects Hodges for Stevenson Nomination Speech
Governor Luther Hodges was chosen to deliver one of the two seconding speeches for Adlai E. Stevenson at the Democratic convention. The move was announced at the North Carolina caucus this morning as expectations rise that Stevenson will win all or nearly all of the state's 36 votes on the first ballot.
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Stevenson Gains Lead as Delegations Shift Support
The Kansas delegation net gain for Stevenson stands at 68 percent as delegate preferences shift. Maryland and Pennsylvania added to Stevenson's total, with Maryland transferring all 18 votes to Stevenson and Pennsylvania reallocating 1 percent to raise Stevenson to 63 percent while Harriman drops to 9 percent. New Jersey and Arkansas previously swung their totals to Stevenson.
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Clement Withdraws Name as Favorite Son for Democratic Nomination
Chicago dispatch reports Gov. Frank J. Clement of Tennessee withdrew his name as a favorite son candidate. He told a Tennessee delegation caucus he preferred not to have his name go before the convention. The delegation with 32 votes was also asked to consider endorsing Adlai Stevenson but will reconvene for another caucus.
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Stevenson Poised To Clinch Democratic Nomination In Chicago
Delegates at Convention Hall celebrate as Adlai Stevenson moves toward the Democratic presidential nomination after key caucuses. North Carolina and Kansas votes push him past the required total while Southern states await civil rights action. Others like York remain in contention as Frank Clement withdraws his favorite son bid. President Truman is said to back Stevenson in a telegram push.
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McKinney Denies Giving Up on Harriman Bid
Former Democratic national chairman Frank McKinney rejects claims he conceded Harriman’s presidential bid. He calls the report a flat lie and says he spoke with Harriman and that Harriman remains in the race, working hard and not discouraged.
Hurricane Betsy Appears Doomed to Drift North
Hurricane Betsy, moving northeast at 13 mph about 450 miles east of Jacksonville, headed toward the North Atlantic. Weathermen warned of 120 mph winds and coastal dangers as the storm grew to 325 miles wide and caused 30 plus deaths on Guadeloupe, Puerto Rico, and St Croix.
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Move For Stronger Plank Beaten Down On Convention Floor
Democratic delegates at the Chicago national convention rejected a stronger civil rights plank after a behind scenes North South dispute. The compromise plank acknowledged the Supreme Court rulings as part of the law but avoided a firm pledge to enforce school desegregation. Leaders from Illinois and other states voiced disappointment while Georgia delegates registered their opposition.
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Rocket May Be Tested Next Week
A 17 year old Charlotte boy's home built aluminum rocket arrived at Redstone Arsenal Alabama and undergoes laboratory testing for possible static firing on Monday a test may be canceled if deemed unsafe.
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Harriman Stays in the Democratic Presidential Race
Gov. Averell Harriman maintains he is a candidate for the Democratic nomination despite a top aide saying the cause is hopeless. Campaign aides push back as Harriman continues to seek delegates at the national convention amid questions about Stevenson’s first ballot prospects.
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Truman’s Opposing Role May Help Stevenson in 1952
Chicago report argues Truman’s attacks on Stevenson boosted his image with some voters while hurting Harriman. It suggests Truman’s endorsement of Stevenson helped him appear as a independent candidate, with claims Truman’s opposition could aid Stevenson’s moderation appeal to moderates and liberals.
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