Great Leader Lost Ike Says Of Halsey's Death
President Eisenhower mourns Fleet Adm. William F. Halsey at 76, calling him a great natural leader and warm personal friend. The admiral, famed for Pacific campaigns, died of a heart attack on vacation in Fishers Island, leaving a widow, a son, and a daughter.
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LA not out as convention host by Murray Fromson
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler expected to announce end of ticket argument that could cost Los Angeles the 1960 convention. Mayor Norris Poulson says LA will host here, while Pauley may need replacement fundraising. Ticket dispute tests power between party leaders as Gov. Pat Brown stays on the sidelines.
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