Liberal running mate sought for Stevenson ticket
Supporters circle possible vice candidates for Adlai E. Stevenson as they discuss a liberal pick to balance a moderate ticket. Stevenson stays out of the talks while aides weigh names from Nye Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and others, aiming for a careful, prepared choice if he secures the nomination. The issue grows as labor voices warn moderation could stall social gains. President Eisenhower’s heart attack heightens focus on the vice presidency and the need for a measured, ready list.
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Adlai's Son Faces Stay in Hospital After Accident
Adlai E Stevenson’s son John Fell Stevenson, 19, of Harvard University, remains in Passavant Hospital for 10 days to two weeks after a crash near Goshen Indiana last Wednesday. His kneecap was shattered and some teeth knocked out. Two Harvard classmates were killed and a third injured. James K Stack performed a 2 hour 15 minute operation to repair tendons. He will wear temporary support then begin physical therapy to restore knee function.
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Egyptian position fires on Israeli patrol near Ain HaShlosha
In the Gaza Strip an Egyptian position opened fire on an Israeli patrol near Ain HaShlosha. The patrol returned fire and suffered no casualties, a military spokesman said.
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