Churchill Not Planning to Quit as British Leader Soon
Winston Churchill, 77, says he has no plans to leave 10 Downing Street for at least a year, aiming to stay through Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation next June. He notes age alone is not a criterion of ability and Defends his leadership amid Tory mutterings while pursuing economic fixes and nationalizing reforms.
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Plan for Honolulu Parley on Pacific Defense Strategy
The Pacific Defense council will hold its first meeting in Honolulu in the first week of August. Attendees include Secretary of State Dean Acheson Australian External Affairs Minister Richard Casey and New Zealand External Affairs Minister T Clifton Webb. The talks will draft long-range defense strategy study potential Soviet satellite threats and consider a deputies' organization to respond quickly to attacks.
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Ex-North Dakota Governor Walter Welford Dies
Former North Dakota governor Walter Welford died Saturday evening at age 83 while en route to an Altona Manitoba hospital after a heart attack. He served as governor in 1935 and 1936 and had not held office since losing in 1936 to William Langer. He is survived by two brothers and a sister. Welford had roots in Dakota territory, farmed near Neche, and served in both chambers before becoming lieutenant governor in 1934.
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Lana Turner to Seek Divorce at Lake Tahoe
Movie star Lana Turner settles in at Lake Tahoe Nevada with her nine year old daughter Cheryl Crane for a six week residency to pursue divorce from Henry J. Topping. Turner, accompanied by her business agent Ben Cole, plans to become a Nevada resident as she moves toward finalizing the split.
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Progressives expect ballot access in 35 to 40 states
New York secretary C. B. Baldwin states the Progressive party plans to place candidates on the ballot in 35 to 40 states this year and may hold balance of power in some. He cites New York Pennsylvania Michigan California Missouri as already won, while not naming the balance of power states.
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Kohler Attacks Federal Power and Defends State Rights
Wisconsin Governor Walter Kohler warned at a national governors conference of grave danger from growing federal power and interference in state programs. He said Wisconsin would gladly surrender federal aid in exchange for more tax revenue and outlined states’ sovereignty as a central issue. Kohler endorsed McCarthy, supported bipartisan foreign policy, and predicted a tough race for Republicans in November.
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Accused Boy Kills Himself in Toledo
A 15-year-old boy, recently arrested for attempting to steal a gift for Father's Day, shot himself in the head with his father's .22 pistol to atone. Deputy Coroner Irvin McConnell cited a note to parents saying he was paying for his mistake. Police found the body near his home after a motorist reported the scene. Juvenile court authorities had released him to his parents after a lecture.
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Bamberger Dies At 69 Founder Of WOR Station
Edgar S. Bamberger prominent merchant and founder of radio station WOR died Saturday. WOR one of the first eastern stations and now a key Mutual Network outlet. Bamberger aged 69 at Avon New Jersey.
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Cotton Crop Mistake Costs Farmers Millions
A Washington house sub committee says the agriculture department over estimated the 1951 cotton crop, causing a price break and greater losses to farmers than insects floods or bad weather. It blames one third accuracy errors in July 1 acreage and two thirds delayed weather adjustments.
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Wisconsin Republicans join majority on wage price control bill
Washington-(4) Wisconsin lawmakers Hull and Withrow and Democrat Zablocki supported the compromise wage price ment control bill on Saturday. Republicans Byrnes Davis Kersten O'Konski and Van Pelt voted no. Smith (R) was listed as paired against the bill.
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