Stevenson Supporters Regroup For Big Drive
Adlai Stevenson supporters regroup after losing Minnesota to Kefauver. Stevenson vows to stay in the race and seek the nomination at the Democratic convention while Kefauver presses for possible Indiana primary entry. Minnesota results show Kefauver with 26 of 30 delegates, Stevenson leading in Duluth with a narrow margin. Humphrey and Freeman call the win a repudiation of the White House farm policy.
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Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Minnesota
Stevenson
Chicago
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Great Falls
Mont
Tennessee
San Francisco
Indiana
Duluthiran
Duluth News-Tribune
St. Louis County
Stephen A. Mitchell
Humphrey
Dminn
Washington
Eisenhower
Knowland
Michael H. Prendergrast
New York
Carmine DeSapio
Harriman
Kefauver-Stevenson
Commerce Weeks
St. Louis
Sen. Humphrey
Weeks
Brenda Grubb Fund Surpasses One Thousand Dollars
The Brenda Grubb Fund in Thomasville crosses the $1,000 mark to aid an eight year old girl injured in an August auto accident. Donations include $100 from Charles E. Timson of Asheville and $126.58 from Hill Hosiery Mill and Margo Co. in Thomasville. Funds will be turned to the Grubbs for medical care as the March appeal closes.
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Brenda Grubb
Route 2
Y. Char
Mt. Zion
Pilgrim Fehnees Church
Apple
Charles E. Timson
Asheville
Archdale Methodist Church
Hill Hosiery Mill
Margo Co
James Grubb
Brenda
Greensboro
Grubbs
Mt. Zion Pilgrim Holiness Church
Pgmyard Junior Ats West End Methodist Church
Li Baptist Church
Glennanna Baptist Church
Loopers and Turners of
Fremont Hosiery Mill Inc
Hill Hosiery Mill Inc
Margo Ho
Compromise Rerouting Plan Studied Near Windsor
Raleigh officials review a compromise plan for rerouting U.S. 17 at Windsor. The proposal would run through the southern outskirts, about a mile longer than the engineer’s route, with Windsor bearing one third of the right-of-way costs.
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Raleigh
Windsor
U.S. 17
Highway Commission
A. H. Graham
J. B. Spivey
Graham Pemersey
Graham
Indsor
Windsor Town
Kidnaping Case Will Be Retried
A Pittsburgh man charged with kidnapping a Washington mail clerk musician will be retried in New Bern in April after a mistrial. Judge Don Gilliam declared the mistrial when the jury failed to reach a verdict. John Joseph Mitchell, 25, allegedly forced Albertus Lowery to drive toward Florida after a night of drinking.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Pittsburgh
Washington
New Bern
Don Gilliam
John Joseph Mitchell
Albertus Lowery
Wash
Florida
Lowery
Mitchell
Flor
Girl Wins Oratorical Contest at Senior High
Senior high student Janie Futrell won the local World Peace Study and Speaking Contest gold medal and first place among seven finalists. She and four other finalists advance to a York trip April 19 with teachers and organizers arranging a three day tour to United Nations and New York City.
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Janie Futrell
Wip Se
Miss Futrell
Jaycees
York
North Coates
R Alcompany Them On A Tour of United Baations and New York Saw. Peter F. Cooper
Salisbury
American Freedom Association
Ruth Goodman
Semina Kidd
Jamie Mathews
Carolyn Tice
Beverly Assery
Ance
Anita Kid
Louisa Hatch
Raleigh Dingman
N. L. Garner
E. R. Rankin
North Carolina
Soector
United Nations
New York
Brewer Solution II Sought After Candidate Withdrawal
Raleigh secretary Maxwell met with attorney general Rodman to decide how to handle Kidd Brewer's withdrawal from the lieutenant governor race. Brewer asked his name be removed from the May 26 ballot, but about 1.3 million ballots already printed may still bear his name. Officials debated whether Brewer's votes should be counted in determining a majority with four candidates in the field.
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Raymond Maxwell
State Board of Elections
W. B. Rodman
Kidd Brewer
Brewer
A . Lem
Maxwell
Wes
Lay
Water use study ties 105 gallons to potato dinner
A study finds 105 gallons of water are needed to bring a single pound of potatoes to the table. Researchers note irrigation efficiency and crop yield impact.
Close Vote Predicted On Electoral Issue
The Senate debates a proposed constitutional amendment to split state electoral votes. Mundt notes it is touch and go with two thirds needed, possibly six more supporters. The plan offers two methods: proportional division by popular vote or appointing electors by statewide or district rules. Critics warn it boosts influence for small one party states. Lehman calls it political hash favoring low turnout in small states.
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Senate
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Congress
Sen
Lehman
Former U S Senator Willis Dies in Indiana
Raymond E. Willis age 80, former U S senator and longtime Angola newspaper publisher, died in hospital after a heart attack. Republican, elected to the Senate in 1940 for one term, he also served in the Indiana House. Born in Waterloo, he started in his father’s print shop and later edited the Angola Republican, which merged with Steuben Republican.
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Ind
Raymond E. Willis
U. S
Willis
Senate
Indiana
Republic
Waterloo
Frank Willis
Acons
Incio
Steuben Republican
Republican
United States Pushes 40 000 to 60 000 Sq Miles for Inspections
The United States proposed opening 40 000 to 60 000 square miles of Soviet and American territory to international inspection teams as a preliminary test of disarmament controls. Harold Stassen outlined ground checks aerial photos port and rail tests with five nation teams amid Soviet nuclear tests and stalled talks.
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United States
U. S
U. N
Britain
France
Washington
Soviet Union
Siberia
Japan
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
U.N
Canada
Russia
Stassen
Andrei A. Gromyko
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