Nixon in Pacific Northwest to energize GOP bid
Nixon tours Oregon Idaho and Washington urging power policy unity. He defends Eisenhower partnership approach to water and federal state private power, avoids direct jabs at Democrats and Truman Democrats. He cites McKay as power policy co architect and notes mixed public reception with crowds smaller than hoped.
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Nightclub Dancers Must Wear Proper Attire, No Bumps or Grinds
The commission ruled that nightclub dancers may bill themselves as exotic or interpretive but must avoid bumps and grinds. Dancers are required to wear proper clothes at all times, with no bare midriffs.
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Rail Trespassing Safer Fewer Killed
Rail trespassing deaths fell to a record low last year with trains killing only one unauthorized track walker per million locomotive miles. Officials say safety measures and evidence collection contributed to the drop and emphasize continued vigilance.
Kefauver backs Stevenson on Nixon apology demand
Estes Kefauver said Adlai Stevenson backs him on pressing Nixon for a public apology over accusations on party loyalty. In Montana he urged that Nixon prove maturity by apologizing, while accusing Nixon of damaging farm prices and raising living costs with current policy.
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