Adlai Kefauver Criticize Ike on Foreign Policy
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver challenged President Eisenhower on his foreign policy stance. Stevenson called Ike's view cautiously optimistic and warned the nation faces a baffled readership and worsened foreign affairs. Kefauver praised civilian input but said policy has been partisan. Both supported the Supreme Court school integration mandate and downplayed a third party in the South. Harriman remained an inactive candidate.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Aire
Washington
Oregon
U. S
Supreme Court
South
Averell Harriman
New York
French Planes Rake Two Rebel Bands in Algeria
In western Algeria near the Moroccan frontier, more than 30 French planes attacked two large rebel bands for two hours. Rebels were described as completely disorganized. Unofficial reports claim at least 120 rebels killed, mostly in Constantine and eastern Algeria. Oran lacks water due to sabotage. police in Algiers hunted an informer leading to an ambush in the Kasbah where rebels waited. One police officer wounded and two attackers killed.
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Eisenhower and Stevenson Duel in Pennsylvania Primary
Philadelphia voters face a barometer test as President Eisenhower appears unopposed on the GOP ballot with Sen. Knowland listed due to late withdrawal while Adlai Stevenson runs on the Democratic line with no strong Kefauver challenge or write-in bid.
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Kit Woodhouse
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Tennessee
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
William F. Knowland
California
Royalty Adviser Dies in England at 82
Stanley S. Greenfield, former financial adviser to European royalty, died today in St. New England. He was 82.
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Stanley
Greenfield
Beck versus Meany over ILA meddling feud
Seattle report on Teamsters President Beck challenging AFL-CIO authority amid a disputed ILA agreement. Beck asserts the pact, approved under a defunct AFL constitution, should not be interfered with by AFL-CIO. He vows to pursue peaceful then legal action if needed, while noting ILA's 1953 expulsion and ongoing rivalries with AFL Longshoremen.
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Dave" Beck
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International Longshoremen's Assn
Ce Beck
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Jeromy ‘Hoffa
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Eisenhower seeks funds for Mexican farm labor program
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a supplemental appropriation of 237,000 dollars for Labor Department salaries and expenses tied to bringing Mexican farm laborers to the United States.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Labor Department
Local Pilot Credits Two Tone Massage Pillow Relief
A Long Beach pilot praises the Two Tone Massage Pillow for arthritis and leg pain. He credits improved mobility after daily sessions, endorsing the pillow for circulation, fatigue relief, and overall well being. The ad invites home demonstrations and lists contact details for Moleter's Massage Equipment Co.
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Warned on Singapore LONDON GPS A constitution al conference
Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox Boyd warned Britain would not permit its crown colony to become an outpost of Communist China. The report notes Jai Ajang cites Princess Shanaz Pahlevi will marry Ardeshir Zahedi, son of a farmer premier, with an engagement announced May 12.
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Singapore
Alan Lennox
Boyd
Britain
China
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Iran
Sha Tehran
Tran Upi
Tehran
Ajang
Shanaz Pahlevi
Ardeshir’ Zahedi
Zahedi’s Comment on Religious Marriage Refusal
Court officials and Zahedi declined to comment on a report about a religious marriage. The article notes General Fazollah Zahedi, key figure in the 1953 overthrow of Premier Mohammed Mossadegh, who then served as premier until his resignation due to ill health last year.
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