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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1956
Page
2
Dr. John A. Schindler of Monroe Wis cites recreation lack and housework strain as roots of women’s marital trouble. He says urban anxiety affects health, with emotional stress behind illnesses, and singles out immature husbands as a key problem for women.
Adlai Stevenson accused Sen. Estes Kefauver of weakening the Democratic Party with his campaign tactics. In a Jacksonville Bar Association speech he said Kefauver’s absences during key Senate votes and alleged endorsements attempts target party leaders and voters. Stevenson pledged to unite Democrats and warned that some seek the presidency to the detriment of others.
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson spoke at a Mormon conference in Salt Lake City urging flexible price supports and a soil bank, criticizing opponents who link proposals to the soil bank with broader policy measures. He then headed to Washington as farm bill talks advance toward House debate.
Senator Estes Kefauver accused Adlai Stevenson of slinging mud as he opened a five day New Jersey tour to boost Democratic votes in the April 17 primary. He said Stevenson had mocked his handshake and accused him of duplicity. Kefauver planned a meeting with Governor Robert Meyner amid contested delegate slates and reviewed New Jersey primary laws as modern and voter friendly.
The Democratic contender warned opponents not campaigning in New Jersey that anyone seeking votes should present himself to the people. He noted he polled 155000 in 1952 and feels stronger this year. Asked when the nomination could be considered cinched with eight primaries left, he said not until convention votes are counted.
Sen Lyndon Johnson pressed Texas Democrats to put aside feuding and send a united delegation, potentially led by him, to the national convention in Chicago. He said he would announce next Tuesday his stance on Rayburn’s proposal and Eisenhower’s leading role, while noting no quarrel with Gov Shivers though criticizing party loyalty disputes. The Texas GOP split in 1952 is cited as evidence Texans tire of factionalism.
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