Roosevelt comments on Stevenson Kennedy in primary race
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said Adlai Stevenson wants to be president but is not the type to claim superiority over other candidates. She noted Stevenson has not declared candidacy, while Iran indicated he would accept. She questioned Kennedy's dominance from primary wins and cited her son’s role in West Virginia. Admiral Byrd’s age at solo flight is mentioned.
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Middletown
Conn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Iran
Roosevelt
Wesleyan University
John Kennedy
D.mass
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Kennedy
West Virginia
Changing Japan Political Winds Could Ignite Business Reaction
The piece argues that shifting Japanese politics could trigger global business changes. It notes defense spending, foreign trade, and stock markets would respond to Tokyo policy shifts, affecting American firms with Japan ties and domestic economic expectations. The alert discusses potential inflation, inventory shifts, and possible tighter credit linked to any major geopolitical turn.
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Japan
Sam Dawson
WEW
York
Soviet Union
China
Paris
Far East
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Subversive Affidavits Repealed by Senate Vote
The Senate repealed nonsubversive affidavit requirements for college students under the 1953 Defense Education Act and imposed criminal penalties for those who apply for or receive aid while in a subversive organization. Past membership must be disclosed. oath of allegiance remains. The move came as Sen. Prouty's compromise amendment passed amid rapid, contested debate.
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Washington
Senate
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vi
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Spessard L. Holland
D. Fla
Ito
House
Kennedy
Bhat
Silver Tea Service Brings $1125 At Kansas City Auction
The two day sale of art objects and furniture from Blevins Davis New York producer ends today to satisfy a mortgage. About 250 items sold Wednesday and 150 more to go. A six piece silver tea service fetched $1125 while a Tiffany bronze clock hoped at $5000 went for $400. An 18th century style oil portrait sold for $800. Admission was one dollar for bidders and spectators.
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Kansas City
Blevins Davis
New York
Davis
L. W. Donaldson
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