Kefauver or Humphrey Lead in Democratic Veep Race
A pre convention view places Humphrey and Kefauver ahead in the race for the Democratic vice presidency with Stevenson likely to head the ticket. Johnson's leverage appears reduced as Kefauver’s withdrawal aided Stevenson, while Kennedy and Wagner face Catholic and regional hurdles.
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York Catholics Shape Regional Political Influence
The passage notes York and other Catholics shaping Southern influence that could hinder Gov. Mennen Williams of Michigan and other outspoken northern liberals.
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Michigan
Nickels Save Hero From Bar Robbery in Yakima
In Yakima Washington a tavern hold up ended with a patron using a single nickel to call police. The thief fled with $200 as officers were alerted from a payphone missed by the robber. The quick thinking patron kept his anonymity after the incident.
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Detroit Auto Output Drops in 2-Passenger Car Production
Detroit production falls again as Automo tive News estimates weekly output at 103,031 units versus 108,155 last week. The trade paper notes continued decline in two passenger car assembly volumes this period.
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Automoive News
Tighten Military Tippling Solon Asks Tighten Military Tippling
Rep Edward H Rees urged a full probe into the drowning of six Marine recruits at Parris Island and called for tighter laws on alcohol in military areas The Aug 3 court martial found Marine Sgt Matthew C McKeon guilty of negligent homicide and drinking on duty He received a bad conduct discharge nine months in prison and a reduction to private The case is under Navy Department review REES urged Defense Secretary Wilson to reconsider and said leadership in Marine recruit training has failed to prevent such incidents
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Police Fly Black Flags After Traffic Death
In Cincinnati an addled three car crash at a city intersection claimed the life of Robert ss inves, a father of four, prompting city police to fly black flags on motorcycles on days with traffic fatalities as a silent protest and tribute.
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Cincinnati
Judge Bowman Pants Robbery Case In Court
A transient, Bryan W. Cofelt, 40, lifted the pants of Municipal Judge Arthur S. Bowman during a Wednesday session. The judge found only a handkerchief in the pocket and later declined to file charges, as Cofelt faced a bogus check accusation.
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