Iowa Primary Signals Two National Clues in 1954 Vote
Iowa's primary draws national interest on two fronts. The U S Senate race tests farm policy support for Eisenhower and the administration while Republican and Democratic totals measure presidential strength since 1952. Incumbent governor Lea Hoegh faces no opposition. eight GOP congressmen seek renomination with limited challenges.
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Khrushchev and Bulganin attack Stalin over terror and bias
Khrushchev labeled Stalin a tyrant who used terror to consolidate power, citing purges of leaders like Kossier and Voznesensky, and detailing his failure to heed Churchill’s warnings before the Nazi invasion. He argued for collective leadership and denounced the cult of the individual while criticizing Beria’s police methods.
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Pope Warns Rome Maids to Be Wary of Wolves
Vatican City Pope Pius XII urged girls coming to Rome as housemaids to cling to Christian training and avoid wolves disguised as lambs. In a 15 minute Vatican audience he warned that dazzling lights may hide dangers and urged workers to seek work, not adventure, noting family worries and the hardships of domestic labor.
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Kefauver Sees Strong Primary Vote But Narrow Path to Nomination
Kefauver urged a revived racial stance by opponents to energize the campaign and predicted a 55 to 60 percent turnout. He said his win chances improve with higher turnout and that his strength could yield little more than an even break. He noted strong showing in upcoming Montana and South Dakota primaries and warned California’s result would be a severe setback for the Democratic bid. He accused Stevenson forces of clouding issues with vice presidential talk and insisted he will win the nomination or stay in the Senate.
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Scientists Hope for Penicillin Like Cancer Drug
Detroit report notes researchers see potential for a penicillin analogy in cancer therapy. British scientist Dr. Charles Cameron says progress is incremental and aims to slow various cancers without harming healthy cells.
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Campaign tensions mix with cancer talk and estate sale
A newswire blend shows Stevenson seeking votes in a statewide appeal while discussions on a penicillin like cancer drug unfold at a national conference with Haddow noting limits. Separately, Pasadena sees 36 rooms of Merritt estate furniture sold to finance a mansion sale, and Truman muse on naval legacy and ship preservation.
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Joyriders Steal Railroad Engine In Detroit Chase
A stolen railroad engine and nine freight cars roared through Detroit as patrols pursued. The thieves later dumped the train back in the yard and fled. no arrests were made. Officials praised the skilled handling of the switches and engines, noting amateurs could not pull it off.
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UCLA Senior Blasts Exams As Holdovers From Dark Ages
John Ely, 56, UCLA senior and music major, criticizes final exams as a deterrent to learning during his exam period. He voices caustic remarks about the traditional test system as he begins his final checks for two bachelor degrees.
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John Ely
Money Bills Passage by July 1 is Aim
Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson outlined a drive to move annual money bills for most government agencies through the Senate before the new fiscal year begins July 1. He said debate would start this week on the social security bill with about 50 amendments and anticipated action in about two weeks.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas Today
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Boy With Rescued Heart Going Home
Douglas Stanford a Colorado Springs four year old whose heart stopped during surgery is expected to go home today after doctors revived his heart with a quick chest massage. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Stanford.
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Police Quiz Husband for Missing Wife in Chicago Case
Chicago police questioned Frank Russell, 43, husband of Trene Russell, 21, who vanished in October 1953 after her mother Rose Newman of Sioux Falls expressed fear of foul play. Russell denied knowledge of her whereabouts and refused a lie detector test.
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