California primary reshapes some national race lines
California voters produced a split picture with Adlai Stevenson surpassing one million votes to beat Kefauver by a wide margin while Eisenhower ran unopposed with a large tally. Democratic gains in state races signal renewed party strength, though control awaits November outcomes. Stevenson urged Harriman as strongest rival for the Democratic nomination. Early tallies show Stevenson 1,041,303 Kefauver 626,030. Eisenhower 1,165,535.
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Tax-Fixing Acts Denied By Connelly
Former White House appointments secretary Matthew J. Connelly testified in a tax fixing trial that he never discussed the Sachs case with T Lamar Caudle or anyone else. He said attorney Schwimmer never asked him to do anything improper and recalled a $750 oil royalty offer as a potential good investment. The case involves Connelly and Caudle accused of conspiring to fix Irving Sachs taxes, with a maximum penalty of five years and a $10,000 fine if convicted.
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Britain to Close Scapa Flow Naval Base
Britain plans to shut the Scapa Flow naval base in the Orkney Islands. An Admiralty spokesman said there is no longer sufficient use in peace or war to justify keeping the installations. Scapa Flow spans about 15 miles by 8 miles and once hosted a major fleet.
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Britain
Scapa Flow
Orkneys
Admiralty
Wisconsin Sees Showers Break May Dry Spell
A line of showers and thunderstorms moved east across Wisconsin ending a long stretch without rain since May 31. Heaviest 24 hour precipitation was 1.03 inches near Grantsburg with overnights generally 3 to 17 degrees above normal and temperatures mostly in the 60s. The coolest reading was 51 at Two Rivers while highs reached 85 at Black River Falls and Beloit Rockford.
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Grantsburg
Two Rivers
Fraser, Colo
Superior- Duluth
Black River Falls
Beloit-Rockford
UN Still Plans to Quit South Korea
UN Command gave notice to the Communists that truce inspection teams will be withdrawn from both Koreas. Maj. Gen. Robert Gard said the move leaves the armistice in force and reports on troop movements will continue. North Korean Gen Chung Keuk Rok warned of potential consequences if the armistice is wrecked, but both sides privately expect no major conflict from the pullout.
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U. S
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Switzerland
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Chung Keuk Rok
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Joint Commission
Hershey Nominated for Permanent Lieutenant General Rank
Washington reports that President Eisenhower nominated Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director of selective service, for the permanent rank of lieutenant general. The nomination comes as Hershey continues to oversee national service policies and mobilization planning.
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Eisenhower
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
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