Stevenson Kefauver Precinct Drive Opens Northwest Tour
Adlai E. Stevenson and Sen. Estes Kefauver press grassroots organizing as they begin a Northwest leg of a pre campaign tour stopping in Portland and Bonneville Dam before meeting party leaders from Washington Oregon Montana Idaho and Utah. They stress precinct work and promise an open campaign while criticizing Eisenhower leadership. Kefauver calls Santa Fe stop a great start for their campaign.
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Nixon's Father Slightly Improved in LA Habra
Frank Nixon, 77, father of Vice President Richard M. Nixon, was slightly improved but still in serious condition after a prior setback from hemorrhaging of an abdominal artery. Dr. Kraushaar said he fought hard and was doing as well as could be expected for his age as Nixon left his bedside to return to Washington after consulting the physician.
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Vanderbilt Lumet Tie The Knot In Surprise Wedding
Gloria Vanderbilt, once dubbed the poor little rich girl, wed television director Sidney Lumet in a surprise ceremony at playwright Sidney Kingsley's West 72nd Street apartment. It is Vanderbilt's third marriage and Lumet's second, with a postponed honeymoon and both pursuing multiple careers. Vanderbilt, a descendant of Cornelius Vanderbilt, wore a lace gown. Lumet in a gray suit.
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Regulars back Adlai Estes Carolina demo row flares storm toll rises
Storms across northern Germany kill more than 300 as fatalities mount in weekend weather, while in South Carolina a Democratic split surfaces. The state party struggles over an independent slate of electors and signatures to support Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver, challenging the party’s unity.
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Mahoney Named Democratic Senate Candidate in Tydings Gap
George B. Mahoney, a Baltimore contractor who narrowly lost the May Democratic primary, was chosen by a 97-55 vote to replace the ailing Millard E. Tydings as the party’s U S Senate candidate. He beat Eleanor Tydings, widow of the former senator, in the party vote. The 54 year old Mahoney vowed to run against Butler and rekindle the party clashes of the past, referencing Tydings’ 24 years in the Senate and Butler’s controversial campaign tactics. The selection comes after Tydings’ ouster by Butler amid accusations of “back-street” tactics and a disputed photograph used in campaigning.
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