Stassen Anti Nixon Bid Fails to Rally GOP Senators
A United Press survey of 47 Republican senators shows only about 500 constituents wrote in 12 days urging Stassen while Nixon drew thousands to his cause.Herter declines Stassen bid, reiterates support for Nixon and says no delegate will nominate him without consent. Commerce Secretary Weeks endorses Nixon, marking cabinet backing for the president.
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Middlesboro Hospital Notes Dismissals Admissions Births
Dismissals include Mrs Sewell Upton and son Taxe and Mrs Anne Seals Roze i W R Partin and Dr Cheney Gypsy Smith. Admissions list Robert Snavely Pineville and others. Births report Mrs Lavern Turmer City a boy.
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Happy Tours In Carolinas For Democratic Nomination
Kentucky governor candidate B Chandler advances his presidential bid with a visit to South and North Carolina. He meets Gov George Bell Timmerman Jr and plans a Wilmington rally while local leaders discuss Stevenson support and Kefauver’s withdrawal.
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Plane Firm Buys Packard
Detroit reports Curtiss-Wright Corp effectively controls Studebaker-Packard Corp as a half billion defense contract advances. Several Packard executives depart while Curtis-Wright representatives take key posts. terms of the agreement are understood in closely followed public records.
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Favorite Son of New Mexico Delivers Stevenson 16 Votes
A National Convention report notes that New Mexico's favorite son provided Stevenson with 16 delegates on the first ballot. The dispatch explains the delegation’s split dynamics, with several states weighing their options and U.S. Senator Stevenson gathering support from key figures as ballots unfolded.
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Stevenson Backers eye five VP possibilities
Reporters list five leading names with broad appeal in farming and liberal wings. Humphrey shocks by breaking precedent as a top contender while Stevenson's camp weighs geographic balance and party unity for a potential ticket.
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