NAM Leaders Warn Policy Shifts Could End Prosperity
NAM president Parker told the Democratic platform committee that new national policies risking confidence could erase prosperity overnight. He urged a program to protect confidence while NF business leaders Coleman of the Chamber echoed calls for tailored government and lower taxes, urging restraint on foreign aid.
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Tragic Street Crash Involving Bobby Woodreil
On Charie Imagne Ave and Pageantry St a collision sent 7 year old Bobby Woodreil to the curb. Bystanders said the bike’s front wheel was torn off as the car struck him. Mrs Eileen Woodreil wailed while an ambulance carried Bobby to the hospital for checks after the shock and bruises were noted.
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Democratic Fray Rages as Convention Looms
In Chicago Democrats clash in a family fight as hot rhetoric flies over Stevenson’s bid and Hartiman’s camp shows strain. Carmine DeSapio accuses opponents of distortion while James Finnegan predicts many delegates for Stevenson. Hubert Humphrey’s team hints he could accept the No. 2 slot if needed.
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Sparkman says Stevenson misread his desegregation remark
Senator Sparkman of Alabama says Adlai Stevenson's claim that the Democratic platform must voice unequivocal support for the Supreme Court desegregation ruling was misinterpreted. He remarks during a Chicago trip while campaigning for Stevenson and the presidential nomination.
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UPI
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D-Ala
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Big Theme at Parleys as Women Lead Conventions
Washington dispatch notes women to read seals at Chicago and San Francisco conventions. Dorothy Vredenburgh and Gladys Knowles set the scene. Katharine St George named GOP parliamentarian with about 500 women delegates. Democrats tally around 1655. Democrats schedule a matinee with seven congresswomen and speakers Mrs. Katie Louchheim and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Republicans plan breakfast briefings Aug 21 and 22 at the Fairmont Hotel for women delegates.
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Birmingham
Ala
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Tuxedo Park
GOP
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National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fairmont Hotel
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City Manager Swanson Quits to Enter Private Sector
Manhattan Beach city records confirm Leland M. Swanson resigns as city manager to pursue private business interests. The resignation takes effect September 1, with Mayor Thomas P. Foye acknowledging Swanson’s departure announced Wednesday.
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Rock and Roll Hall Denied Dance Permit
Chesterfield Virginia officials deny a dance permit for a nightclub after Judge William Old rejects the request citing indecent forms of dancing. The ruling blocks rock and roll style dancing at the club, affecting ongoing permit considerations.
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Chesterfield County
Joe Harrison
William Old
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