Candidates Begin New Vote-Getting Methods After Primaries
The Associated Press reviews post primary maneuvers as Democrats seek momentum. Humphrey garners strong support at weekend conventions, with bloc votes aiming to propel him for the nomination. Kennedy leads GOP scenarios with Stevenson as a possible running mate, while Johnson attracts attention at events in Texas and Virginia Beach.
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Kefauver Announces 1958 Senate Run On Record Of Service
Sen Estes Kefauver of Tennessee formally launches his 1958 Senate bid in Nashville detailing a platform built on his 14 years in Congress and his Senate service. He emphasizes experience, peace, and a vigorous campaign against Circuit Judge Andrew Taylor, in a race likely to be spirited and closely watched.
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Kentuckys Centre College to Host Alumni Banquet Speaker
New York lawyer John M P Thatcher a Somerset native will speak at Centre College’s annual alumni banquet on June 4. Thatcher is a 1908 graduate returning to address alumni and students at the Danville campus.
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Man Jailed For Stealing Plant At Hospital Lobby
Joseph Durham, 22, and a potted plant were taken to county jail after a police chase from Browncotty Hospital. The hospital matron alerted police to watch the plant. Students at Woodrow Elementary School present a group of one act plays Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. under directors Gladys Freeman Ina Kale Snow and Atha Dykes in the school auditorium.
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London Zinc officers announce official WIF tour for Campbell
London zinc officials arrange a formal tour for Robert Campbell who surveys catalogued birds and small mammals while a separate UPI report notes infant mortality rising from 260 to 264 per 10 000 births in the United States between 1966 and an unspecified date.
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Marriage Training Plea By PTA Leader In Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA AP Today's PTA president urged better preparation for marriage as teenagers face choices. Mrs James C Parker of Grand Rapids said impulse marriages lead to regrets and divorces, calling on homes and schools to provide training amid a national PTA convention with thousands of delegates.
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Wayland Faces Weaver In Knox Sheriff Race
Former detective Herman Wayland will face Ly man Weaver in the Knox County sheriff race in the Aug 4 general election. Wayland won a narrow Democratic convention vote over incumbent E B Bowles, with Bowles possibly pursuing an independent bid. A. W. Davis won the nomination for tax assessor over Coulter and Huskey.
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Missionary Uses All Purpose Indian Brandy in Brake Fix
Rev Richard M. Quinn of San Jose California broke down on a mountain road and, in a Peru service station, was advised to use all purpose Indian brandy as brake fluid. The proprietor suggested pisco, and Quinn reported the brakes worked for the rest of the trip.
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Soviet experts weigh cause of summit failure and unrest
Washington experts say domestic shortages and drought pressures in the Soviet Union may have shaped Khrushchev's summit strategy. They note a strong 1958-65 plan and rising consumer goods, while warning about Moscow’s military cuts and possible purges affecting policy toward the West.
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Florida Democrats Decide Tuesday in Governor Runoff
Florida Democrats proceed with a Tuesday runoff to pick the gubernatorial nominee to succeed Gov. Leroy Collins. The race pits Segregationist and moderate contenders with a Smathers slate for national convention, as Bryant advocates strong segregation and Carlson is aligned with Collins on racial policy.
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Roadblocks Net 247 Motorists
Nashville UPI reports that state safety officials announced 247 motorists were arrested during a week of highway patrol roadblocks. A total of 648 roadblocks were set up statewide to reduce the highway death toll.
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Deaths Across the Nation Reported in AP Dispatches
AP obituaries record Alfred W Brewerton 78 in Atlanta and John E Curkiss former American Legion commander in Lincoln, along with Irving B Hexter 62 publisher in Cleveland. The piece also lists arrests by district including Chattanooga Knoxville Memphis and Nashville with grim totals and mentions George Ty and Townley as noted figures.
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