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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1956
Page
1
Democratic presidential hopeful Adlai Stevenson won California decisively, taking the state's 68 delegates as Kefauver conceded. Eisenhower led Republicans in California with 429,913 votes, ensuring a Stevenson vs Eisenhower matchup in November.
President Eisenhower discussed responses to Moscow friendliness, Khrushchev criticism, and the Kremlin’s view of individuals versus states. He mentioned potential invitations to Cuorg Zhukov, debated Malatov's resignation implications, and noted noncommittal summer travel plans. He also touched on education funding bills, Panama conference plans for June 25 26, and interior leadership changes.
Stevenson gains momentum as California results boost delegate count in the race for the Democratic nomination. Kefauver pickups from Montana and South Dakota narrow the field, but Stevenson leads in pledged delegates while California voters reveal cross party dynamics and urban voting strength.
Los Angeles California Atty General Edmund G Brown who heads the state's delegation to the Democratic nominating convention suggests a Stevenson Truman ticket for next fall with Stevenson for president and Truman for vice president. He notes Truman may want to return to Washington and could back the idea.
Lou Hartford in Hartford Connecticut reports that White serves as a conservation officer on the staff of the Connecticut Department of Fisheries and Game.
A sewer resurvey report may be ready by July addressing citywide capacity, with estimates of 7,900,000 gallons per day at current population. Fowler notes 61 Green Meadow Road homes lack sanitary sewer facilities, relying on septic tanks amid new residential construction. The West End survey outlines five points on improving the Gray's Creek watershed sewer system, including population trends, existing system adequacy, and cost estimates, though treatment plants are not included.
President Eisenhower urged compromise on foreign aid. House Speaker Rayburn backed 60 million dollars in aid while Richards and the Foreign Affairs Committee sought 1.103 billion. Developments signal a major vote as Congress weighs the program to bolster free world nations against communism.
Washington notice reports Hiram Bingham former Connecticut Republican senator and explorer dies at Doedors Hospital after a long illness He was 80 and had served as governor and lieutenant governor earlier in his career He chaired the Loyalty Review Board at age 75 and remained active in public life for years after leaving office.
Jefferson Circle Red Cross sent a local delegation among more than 5 000 delegates from the United States and overseas to the Red Cross national convention in Kiel Auditorium St Louis from Monday to today Dowager Marchioness of Reading England headed the guest speakers at a Thursday luncheon The event marked the 75th anniversary of the Red Cross and featured a concert by the Woman's Air Force Band and a St Louis Chapter pageant titled Banner High powered by local volunteers and leaders such as Mrs Margaret S Dallmeyer Mrs John Hendren and others
In Burbank California UW says a test pilot recounts his tense bailout from an F104 Starfighter. Herman Fish Salmon, a Lockheed test pilot, underwent a sodium pentothal session to document his dramatic escape. Tape recordings captured vivid recollections of the incident and his minor elbow injury.
Former Truman appointments secretary Connelly testified he was never asked by Harry Schwimmer to do anything improper and that he did not do for others any task not done for any client. The trial involves Caudle and others tied to a tax fraud case. background includes a 1951 fine for Lewis, and testimony from George Alles and Moulder.
A terse notice appears to discuss professional protection and finalized settlement by Jones Kruse and Eppingey Insurance Academy, indicating tailored services for client protection and prompt claim handling.
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