Wilson deems Suez disruption minor for U S defense
Secretary of Defense Wilson said the Suez Canal situation is a minor upset with no expected impact on American defense planning. He cautioned against overreacting to a relatively small issue while noting potential local friction but hoped it would not become a wider East-West crisis.
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Stassen Campaign Lines Up Few Delegates Says GOP Chief
SAN FRANCISCO Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall says Harold Stassen's Dump Nixon campaign has lined up only five or six convention delegates out of 1,323. Hall noted this is less than a half a delegate per day. Connecticut Republican committeeman H Meade Alcorn Jr. said Stassen's anti Nixon effort shows unusual loyalty to Eisenhower and urged the candidate to back Gov. Her ter of Massachusetts for VP.
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Youth, Rock N Roll Fears Versus Youthful Madness
A veteran writer argues that youth’s wild behavior predates rock and roll and notes past generational clashes. He recalls college-era pranks, bootleg gin, jail stays, and college rivalries, insisting youth has always been a bit crazy yet often matures into responsible adults.
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Last Rites Administered To Three Condemned Men
In Nicosia a Greek Orthodox priest administered last rites to three condemned EOKA rebels who face hanging tomorrow. The men Andress Zakkos 25 Charilaos Michael 22 and Iacovos Patatsos 22 await execution. Zakkos asked for classical music before death.
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Not enough contextual details for a full headline
The text notes sentences for involvement in an ambush and killing of a British army driver and for the slaying of a Turkish policeman. No dates, locations, or names beyond the mentioned roles are provided.
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Ruppenthal Says GOP Unity Restores Primary
State Republican Chairman Lloyd Ruppenthal announced that GOP members have settled their primary differences and support the ticket. He praised Warren W. Shaw for governor and Ike and Dick as national leaders, pledging to return Sen. Frank Carlson and a full Republican delegation to Congress and win in November. Wilbur G. Leonard added that voters back Shaw and the cooperative spirit behind the nomination unites all nominees.
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Divorce suit filed in district court
A divorce action was filed in District Court by C. G. Skiles against Ollie W. Skiles, initiating the proceedings for dissolution of the marriage.
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Bentley Defeated in Bid for Nomination in Kansas
KINSLEY Kansas state Rep Howard Bennley former Ways and Means chairman was defeated for the Republican nomination. Hubert L Fatzer won with 643 votes to Bennleys 335 based on 9 of 12 county precincts. Fatzer is brother to Justice Harold R Fatzer, former attorney general and long-time rival of Bentley.
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Colorado Women Democrats Push Free Government Information
Chicago dispatch reports Colorado women Democrats urge a party plank for free access to government information. Pueblo representative John A. Farley submitted a resolution adopted by Colorado Women’s Democratic Clubs asking constitutional guarantees of the people's right to know in all executive, legislative, and judicial departments.
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Humphrey Seeks Democratic VP Nomination in Chicago
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota said he is very much encouraged as he heads to Chicago to pursue the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He indicated Sen. Adlai E. Stevenson will be nominated for president no later than the convention. Humphrey declined to campaign against Langone and noted he respects other potential contenders.
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Stevenson Gains Key Backers After Nomination Move
Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New York City Senator John Kennedy of Massachusetts and Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee backed Stevenson eight days after he withdrew from the No 1 spot.
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Tulsa Man Enters Race For GOP State Committeeman
Tulsa oilman David A Bartlett, Republican finance chairman, announces candidacy for the GOP state committeeman post now held by Bailie W. Vinson. Bartlett says he has at least 12 of the 2 delegate votes to win. Vinson, also in oil, unavailable for comment. Bartlett accuses Vinson of aiding Harold Stassen to fund a poll on Nixon as a presidential candidate.
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Bride Will Love Honor Cook on TV Morning Show
Pamela Wilde, 28, bride of NBC Today host Dave Garroway, vows to love honor and cook breakfast for him each morning at 4 a.m. The couple wed yesterday in the Municipal Building. both had prior marriages and divorces.
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