Truman Says Health of Ike Should Not Dominate Campaign
Former President Harry S. Truman said the issue of a part time presidency could enter the campaign but he does not want Eisenhower’s health used in the race. He stressed a part time presidency cannot succeed and that Ike’s health should be kept out of politics. Truman, 72, said he would not run again if nominated or elected and plans to arrive in Chicago for the Democratic nominating convention. Governor Averell Harriman of New York is visiting Truman to discuss the race. Harriman, Adlai Stevenson, and Estes Kefauver are among announced contenders.
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Living examples show truth beyond trick photography
The author argues that trick photography may amuse but cannot upend natural law or divine presence. People judge by living example, not images, and should embody God’s love in home and life to inspire others toward spiritual values and faith.
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Word Duel Over Air Power Policy Between Wilson and Jackson
Secretary of Defense Wilson and Senator Jackson clashed in a Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing over defense air power policy. Jackson pressed Wilson on jet bomber production delays while Wilson defended security limits and said a second B52 production plant was established before Soviet bomber force doubts. Wilson argued the United States leads Russia in military power and declined to reveal details in public.
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Youths Get Sentences Reduced in Road Racing Death
In Lexington North Carolina Judge Walter Johnston reduced the manslaughter sentences of two Davidson County youths from six to nine years to five to seven years for the death of Wade Foster in a road racing crash. A third defendant, Donald Clinton Hege, was found innocent. All defendants resided in Reedy Creek Davidson County.
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Polish leaders purge after Poznan uprising and toll climbs
East Bloc reports say Poland's Communist party moves against officials and jailed workers after the Poznan revolt. Berlin dispatches note leadership changes and intensified secret police inquiries as death toll rises toward a thousand, with Warsaw confirming 48 dead.
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Two-Gun Bessie Braddock Draws Pistols in Commons
In a London House of Commons clash Labour's Bessie Braddock, famed as a vocal Liverpool MP, pulled two air pistols from a bag during a debate on anti crime legislation. Deputies ruled her out of order but she pressed the issue before placing the weapons away.
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Immigrant receives many flag offers in Greenville
Italian immigrant Victor Carnevale, naturalized 54 years ago, has a tattered 35 year flag and wide support from stores and citizens offering new flags. U S Rep Robert Ashmore arranged a Capitol flag, and Marines will provide a flag raising with Cpl John Cox. American Legion Post 3 and Woodmen of the World offered flags, while J Will Proctor of Rock Hill sent a flag to Piedmont for Carnevale.
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Winds Halt Grand Canyon Air Crash Remains Removal
Treacherous canyon winds again delayed recovery of 128 victims from three days ago airliner collision at Grand Canyon. Only three flights reached the scene before turbulence forced suspension. five sacks of remains were flown out to Flagstaff from the TWA Constellation wreckage.
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Morse Urges Ike To Decide On Running Again
Senator Morse criticizes Eisenhower and presses for a quick public decision on whether the President will seek a second term. Sparkman warns a second term would be bad for the President and nation. Hagerty notes no rescission of the February 29 announcement, while Knowland cites the President’s health and potential run.
Four Die In Kamishiharo Station Train Crash
Four people were killed and 30 injured when two runaway freight cars collided with a passenger train at Kamishiharo Station in Kushiro Japan. Ten of the injured were in serious condition.
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Mediation Talks Awaited in Nationwide Steel Strike
Pittsburgh dispatch reports railroads and freight haulers suffer economic impact as United Steelworkers and basic steel industry await mediation with government mediator Finnegan. Initial layoffs loom for Pennsylvania Railroad and B&O, with unions and industry to meet Thursday for exploratory talks.
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Russia and West Clash Over Disarmament Debate
At the United Nations in New York Russia and Western powers open a new disarmament session. Western plans push for staged disarmament with international inspections and a future ban on further production of nuclear weapons. Russia aims to reduce armed forces without a full U.N. agreement, citing its 1.2 million demobilization pledge as leverage.
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Call Issued For Condition Of Banks
Washington the comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business Saturday, one day after the report period. The move signals a routine quarterly snap inspection by the agency.
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Declaration Sparks Debates in Continental Congress
The Continental Congress debates a Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia with Adams Franklin and Hancock present. Leaders weigh risk, cost, and future governance as signatories face personal peril and fortune against the move toward independence.
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