Warren targets Wisconsin primary in GOP path to nomination
Gov. Earl Warren of California selects Wisconsin as a strategic step in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He faces Taft Stassen and a noncandidate MacArthur lineup, with backing from La Follette Progressives and anti Eisenhower factions. If Warren wins, he gains delegates. if not, the state may still influence the Eisenhower momentum.
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Calif
Earl Warren
California
Wisconsin
Warren
Badger
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Douglas A. MacArthur
la Follette
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Tie
M Warren
Oregon
Plane crash kills U S diplomat on Teotihuacan pyramid
In Mexico City a private plane struck atop the 216 foot Pyra peak near Teotihuacan, killing Eleonor Wernimont, wife of Agricultural Attache Kenneth Wernimont, and injuring her sister and niece. The two young pilots were detained on homicide charges by negligence.
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Mexico City
U. S
Geraldine Bailey
Jose Galil Velazquez
Bogota
Colombia
Francisco Atayde Garcia
Vernimont
San Juan Teotihuacan
Wichita HS Club Case Heads to State Supreme Court
The Wichita High School Club appeals a Sedgwick County District Court ruling after Judge Howard C. Kline refused an injunction barring the school board from excluding members of the club from extra curricular activities at East High. The judge said the board’s actions did not show arbitrariness but noted the suit does not test the state ban on secret societies.
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Wichita
Tally Tasteess Club
State Supreme Court
Wichita Board of Education
Sedgwick County District Court
Howard C. Kline
Fast High
Kline
GOP Sees Gleam of Hope in New York Special Election
In New York City Queens, Republican Robert Trip Ross won the special House seat with 17,300 votes against Democrat Hugh Quinn’s 11,442, a 5,858 margin. GOP chair Guy Gabrielson hailed the victory as a sign voters reject Trumanism and seek steadier governance. Separately in Penzance, a shipwreck cat named Carlsen, rescued by firemen, is in a Humane Society cage after being wrapped in a potato sack amid hazy conditions aboard the Liberty.
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New York
GOP
Robert Trip Ross
Hugh Quinn
New York City
Queens
Ross
Guy George Gabrielson
Washington
Penzance
Eng
Carlsen
Liberty
Humane Society
Elizabeth Taylor to Wed British Actor Tomorrow
Elizabeth Taylor will marry Michael Wilding tomorrow at Caxton Hall Westminster. The ceremony shifts a day earlier than expected as Taylor arrived from New York, with Wilding 39, and British registry rules noted. Coffeyville voters approved a bond issue to upgrade the city grade school system.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
Beauty
Elizabeth
New York
Wilding
Caxton Hall
Westminster
Coffeyville
Talks on Suez settlement to begin in Cairo Saturday
Al Misri, pro Wafdist paper, reports talks between Egyptian and British negotiators to solve the Suez and Sudan dispute will start in Cairo Saturday. It names Prime Minister Aly Maher Pasha and British Ambassador Sir Ralph Stevenson as negotiators. The British Embassy offered no comment.
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Suez Settlement
Talke
Cairo
al Misri
Suez
Sudan
Aly Maher Pasha
Ralph Stevenson
Brahms aS A DOGS LIFE dog sued over hit and run damages
Grace Kay, 74, sues Bart the boxer owned by Helen Weiser for 10 986 dollars after claiming a hit and run by the dog. Bart’s owner denies the allegation as the dog faces court.
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Los Angeles
Grace Kay
Bart
Helen Weiser
Yugoslav Employee Saves U S Building in Belgrade
In Belgrade Yugoslavia on Feb 20 an early arriving Yugoslav employee spotted and extinguished a fire inside the guard wall near the entrance at the U S Information Service quarters. The blaze caused no damage and this follows a 1959 incident when a Yugoslav girl employee found a home made bomb behind library books.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U. S. Information Service
America
Cabbie Talks Robber Out of Holdup
Kansas City cab driver William W. Smith recounted how a nervous robber pressed a revolver to his neck during a planned hold up. Smith insisted he had only a dollar and urged the would-be thief to stop the cab, prompting the bandit to flee empty-handed.
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Kansas City
Kan
William W. Smith
Smith
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