Governors Clash over Civil Rights and 1960 Prospects
Republican and Democratic governors forecast tough odds in November. GOP rivals Alfred E. Driscoll and Walter Kohler say Eisenhower’s likely nomination eases the race, while Democrats led by Adlai Stevenson face divisions over civil rights and FEPC. James Byrnes and Paul Devers weigh in as governors debate stalemate and strategy for Chicago convention.
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Return of Johnny Wade Brings Forgiveness From Father
The Rev Anthem Wade thanked God for his three year old son Johnny found after 52 days. A Levelland Texas couple, Fred Rodgers Elrod and his wife, were charged with kidnapping by federal authorities. Wade forgave the abductors and urged restraint while planning to protect Johnny and keep him from further harm.
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Kansas City Strike Hits Grain Elevator Operations
A strike of grain elevator workers froze wheat receiving in the Kansas City metropolitan area. About 10 000 cars of wheat waited on sidings as the AFL seeking higher wages called the walkout against 15 of 16 terminals. CIO union workers staff the 16th elevator.
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Prohibition Party Nominates Hamblen in Winona Lake Rally
Prohibition party delegates hear Stuart Hamblen predict possible taxes to Russia by the next election. The cowboy evangelist and reformer accepts the presidential bid and urges return to Bible values to avert global conflict. He criticizes both major parties for links to liquor interests.
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Ind
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Prohibition Party
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Russia
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Eden Stricken by Jaundice Forces Temporary Duty Cut
London reports Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden has jaundice and will be unable to perform full duties for several weeks The illness follows on the Duke of Edinburgh's confinement at Buckingham Palace with the same ailment for the past week raising concerns over royal and government duties
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Foreign Office
Duke of Edinburgh
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
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