World Mourns Adlai Stevenson as Freedom’s Champion
Global grief follows the death of Adlai E. Stevenson. UPI reports tributes from Europe and Asia praising him as a champion of liberty and democracy. U.S. Ambassador David Bruce called Stevenson a universal figure whose intellect and humanity transcended borders. British Prime Minister Wilson and others expressed heartfelt condolences noting his wit and love of language.
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Plimpton Named Acting U N Ambassador After Stevenson Death
Francis T. P. Plimpton, 64, deputy U S ambassador to the United Nations, will temporarily replace the late Adlai Stevenson. A Harvard graduate from New York, he has practiced law and worked for Debevoise, Plimpton, and McLean.
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Stevenson May Resign U N Ambassadorship and Quiet Life
Reports from London and CBS News claim former U N ambassador Stevenson weighed quitting the post. He told BBC he had no intention to resign, while CBS's Sevareid said Stevenson wanted to resign and return to law practice in New York or Chicago. He planned to live in New York and visit Chicago often.
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Flags To Fly At Half-Mast Over Federal Buildings And Ships
The order directs half mast flags over all federal buildings, installations, and Navy ships worldwide in memory of Adlai Stevenson. The piece recalls Stevenson’s role during the Cuban Missile Crisis and his two campaigns against Eisenhower, noting his urbane humor and tough negotiating style.
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Mad Bomber Strikes City Chiefly Downtown
Police say a suspected mad bomber triggered a high velocity blast that damaged a Donnelley & Sons car on the South Side and tied a pattern of four major explosions in the past week. Witness searches and extra patrols followed as authorities feared further attacks downtown.
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GI Freed From Viet Cong Release Report
UPI reports an American soldier captured on November 24, 1963, during the Hiep Hoa camp overrun, has been recovered near Bien Hoa air base north of Saigon. Military spokesmen provided no further details.
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Food costs rise as prices bound for beef and pork
Trade economists warn grocery prices will climb before cooling in late summer. They cite drought and livestock cycles as the main drivers while labor costs stay steady, with officials pledging wage settlements near non inflationary levels. Local reports note high food costs and a cautious outlook for the fall.
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