Stevenson Raises Campaign Style After Primary Setback
James Marlow notes that Adlai Stevenson evolved from a self conscious 1952 candidate into a sharper 1956 campaigner. The Detroit Labor Day speech marked a plain direct style, dropping literary flourishes for punch and issue focus, signaling a shift in tone ahead of primaries.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Indians Printing & Publishing Co obituary notices
Death notices from the Associated Press listing Anthony Seviero Edward Finney Lawrence Goldman Edward Inman and John Thompson, with brief bios and death details in Pittsfield Washington Kansas City Louisville and Washington. The items note Seviero NY Times journalist and Pulitzer winner, Finney former interior official, Goldman lawyer, Inman veteran newspaper editor, Thompson White House photographer and P.O. official aide.
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Mass
Anthony H. Seviero
Washington
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Louisville
Edward K. Inman
National Tribune
Washington, D.C
United Spanish War Veterans
Babe Didrikson Zaharias rests comfortably in Galveston
Galveston John Sealy Hospital officials reported yesterday in a daily statement that Babe Didrikson Zaharias, the famous woman golfer, continued to rest comfortably. The note clarifies a medical scene detail stating that the boiling oil seen in films is actually dry ice and water.
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Galveston
Tex
John Sealy Hospital
Babe Didriksson Zaharias
Russia claims third nuclear blast in 10 days
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a third nuclear test by Russia within 10 days. AEC chairman Lewis L. Strauss said the Sunday blast was about the size of the prior two, likely around one megaton. President Eisenhower had announced the earlier tests on Aug. 24 and Aug. 30, with Russia later confirming. It remained unclear whether the tests involved atomic or hydrogen weapons and the exact nature was not specified.
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Lewis L. Strauss
Eisenhower
Russia
Segregation Tension Mounts Over School Integration
Racial unrest erupted in Oliver Springs Tennessee as guardsmen and state police moved to quell a mob after an unidentified Black man fired into a crowd injuring a white man. The crowd objected to possible school integration amid dynamite incidents and threats across Tennessee and nearby states as authorities warned against further violence.
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Oliver Springs
Jack Payne
Tennessee National ‘Guardsmen
Clinton
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Oliver ‘Springs
National Guard
Mansfield
Tex
J. L. Curry
Curry
Tennessee
National
Dayton
Frank Clement
Knoxville
the Rule High School
Brainwash Methods As Old As TNT
Frank Carey reports University of Michigan psychiatrist James G. Miller warns at the American Psychological Association that U S policy on soldiers under brainwashing lags behind TNT and atomic age threats. He says current conduct codes assume character can resist brainwashing, but future techniques may overwhelm trained soldiers. Miller directs a project for identifying personnel likely to crack under stress, while noting existing brainwashing uses cruel psychological methods in harsh environments.
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Frank Carey
Science
Chicago
TNT
Army
James G. Miller
University of Michigan
U.S
Miller
American Psychological Association
Guards Help Curb Deaths on Missouri Highways
In Missouri 180 National Guardsmen were called to emergency duty on highways to support the Missouri Highway Patrol after Labour Day weekend fatalities rose to 22, a new record surpassing the 1951 mark of 21. Governor Phil M. Donnelly ordered the guardsmen to assist state police. Des Moines reports average U.S. farmers spend about 3,000 dollars annually on feed, seed, fertilizer, oil, machinery, building materials, and hardware. Cleveland notes tin can demand for 1954 beer and soft drink cans required about 700,000 tons of steel.
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St, Louis
Missouri
Phil M. Donnelly
Missouri Highway Patrol
Des Moines
U.S
Cleveland
Wyoming Forest Fire Threatens Esterbrook Village
Douglas Wyoming battled its most destructive fire of the year. The Medicine Row blaze blackened about 1200 acres 28 miles south of town and near Esterbrook where 96 residents refused to evacuate. About 400 firefighters contained the fire temporarily while officials suspected arson. No serious injuries reported though many wildlife perished.
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Douglas
Wyon
Wyoming
Medicine Row National Forest
U. S
Ed Holler
Esterbrook
Holler
Japs Pinpoint Soviet A-Tests
Tokyo reports pinpointing the Soviet nuclear test site about 100 miles west of China and 500 miles north of India, with the Weather Bureau placing the blasts near Lake Balkhash in Kazakhstan. Scientists traced the location from atmospheric pressure and earth shock waves felt in Japan. A separate note states fifty three cents of every dollar donated for philanthropy in the USA goes to religious groups.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
China
India
Japan Weather Bureau
Fixedi
Lake Balkhash
Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic
Japan
USA
Nixon's Father In Critical Condition Near Death
Whittier California family physician Dr I N Kraushaar said Frank Nixon, father of Vice President Richard M Nixon, remains critically ill with a ruptured abdominal artery and is very weak. He noted there is little change and that the 57 year old is worn out and near death.
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Curb Yanks In Japan Curb Yanks In Japan
Tachikawa Japan 5 servicemen ordered to stay off streets from 1 p.m. to 5 a.m. Col Burton K Sams commander of Tachikawa Air Base directs stringent disciplinary measures against off base offenses amid a crackdown on incidents with Japanese citizens. A spokesman says no protests have been received and action taken on U S officials volition.
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Japan
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