Governor Clement Keynoter For Demos Man In A Hurry
Nashville dispatch profiles Frank G. Clement age 36 governor of Tennessee and Democratic National Convention keynoter. Highlights his rapid rise from grammar school to law career, FBI work, Army service, and swift political ascent including early marriage and public office.
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Girl Contracts Cancer Third Time
Sandra Kirton, once a cancer patient in a film for the American Cancer League, is undergoing treatment for cancer again after two and five year intervals. She is treated at the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies in Tennessee.
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Langlie Emerges as GOP Senate Hope in Washington
Olympia July 28 Arthur B Langlie Washington governor and three time former mayor seeks the U S Senate seat held by Warren Magnuson He fronts a GOP bid against Democratic control promising a federal budget cut and a strong stance against bureaucracy He backs Eisenhower and is noted for a reform minded career including Seattle leadership and state executive service.
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Washington
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Yamashita Combines Idiocy And Genius In His Painting
Tokyo reports on Kiyoshi Yamashita a wandering artist famed for genius works and erratic behavior. Once a troubled child with IQ around 80 he now draws vast crowds in Kobe exhibitions and influences Japan with a raw unpolished art that critics compare to Van Gogh.
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Japan
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Osaka
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Ike Has Coexisted Peacefully With Foes In 84th Congress
Washington July 3 1955 The 84th Congress under Democratic majorities shows peaceful coexistence with President Eisenhower. Democrats mostly backed key policies while opposing some. Bipartisan votes approved Air Force funding and foreign aid while rejecting reform efforts and Hawaii statehood and Taft Hartley revisions.
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California
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Smallest Fish The Pandaka Discovered
The Pandaka is described as the world’s smallest known fish, roughly the size of an ant and nearly transparent with the only clear feature being the epee.
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