Timeworn Candidate Stassen hints at Senate bid
Harold Stassen at 67, long shot presidential hopeful, weighs running for Pennsylvania Senate seat held by Hugh Scott. He cites possible candidacy if Scott retires, touts labor ties and broad policy ideas while living in Valley Forge and practicing law in Philadelphia. He notes past campaigns, service in World War II, and key role with Eisenhower in 1952.
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Associated Press
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Harold Stassen
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Eisenhower
Stassen
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U.S. Senate
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Senate
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Labor
University of Minnesota
Valley Forge
Soviets Notoriously Impolite And Rude
A chaotic Moscow scene shows a grocery door slammed on a woman carrying heavy bags, a bread shop clerk snapping at a customer over large bills, and a telephone operator blaming the caller for a faulty line. Western diplomats’ wives describe the place as the rudest encountered, while Soviets note widespread service rudeness and industry losses.
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Moscow
Archdale Voters Field Views on City Issues and Future
A candidate for Archdale Council presents views on critical city needs. Key points cover securing 87 percent federal and state funding for a sewage system, avoiding delays that raise costs, improving law enforcement via a Randolph County Sheriffs Dept arrangement, pursuing state-required fire insurance rating upgrades, debating water rate fairness and forced hookups, and pledging to remove pornography from a main street area.
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Archdale
Jamestown
Randolph County
Greensboro
High Point
Asheboro
Kernersville
Burlington
Ramseur
Liberty
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