Two Seek Democratic Governor Nod in Virginia Primary
In Virginia, ex Representative Thomas B. Stanley and State Senator Charles R. Fenwick vie for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. The outcome is seen as a step toward November’s general election against Republican Ted Dalton, with low expected turnout and lingering Byrd organization influence.
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Richmond
Virginia
Thomas B. Stanley
Henry County
Charles R. Fenwick
Arlington
Byrd
D-Va
Ted Dalton
Radford
Stanley
Sen
Francis P. Miller
Dalton
Robert Whitehead
Nelson County
Reunion Brings Joyful Tears for Oklahoma Family
Mrs. Pearl Forbard, 52, wept at a reunion in St Louis after decades apart. She had left her children in an Oklahoma orphanage when her husband left, reuniting with daughter Lillian Tricarico of Norfolk, Virginia, and son Glenn, while daughter Thelma remains missing.
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Pearl Forbord
Oklahoma
Lillian
John Tricarico
Norfolk
Beauty Queens Parade For Title Of Miss Universe
In Long Beach California contestants from 22 foreign lands and 42 states plus Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico parade for Miss Universe. Judging begins with Miss United States preliminaries tomorrow with the winner chosen Wednesday. Miss United States and other national winners compete in Miss Universe preliminaries Thursday and the grand prize is awarded Friday.
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Long Beach
Calif
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Canadian Leader Blames GOP for Hot Air Promise
Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent told a Calgary luncheon that the U S Republican party rode to power on hot air with tax cut promises it could not deliver. He attacked the Progressive Conservative plan for a 500 million dollar annual tax cut ahead of Canada's Aug 10 election, implying the US reference without naming it directly.
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Alta
Louis St. Laurent
U. S
Republican Party
Liberal Party
Progressive Conservatives
St. Laurent
Dr. Crane Advises Balance For Overworked Doctors
Norman X., a successful 38 year old physician, fears losing interest in medicine amid debt stress. Dr. Crane counsels mixing fun with work, short sober goals, weekly family dates, and preplanning tasks to reduce strain and preserve enthusiasm. He compares husbands to race horses needing understanding partners.
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Norman
School Nears Close as Ohio lawmakers finish 100th session
In Columbus 169 General Assembly members return for a two day clean up before adjournment. They will sift the 1550plus bills, discard many, and finalize core items like code revision highway financing and school subsidy with no all night sessions and orderly adjournment.
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Athens
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Champaign
McCarthy Faces Boycott By Republicans
A Washington report says Republican members may boycott McCarthy's probe subcommittee until a bipartisan formula is found. The move follows Friday’s resignations by three Senate investigators, leaving Mundt Dirksen and Potter as the remaining members amid plans to avoid new ventures until Democrats rejoin.
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Herald Tribune
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South Dakota
Brett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Democrats Quit Subcommittee Over Staffing Voice
The Democratic subcommittee members resigned after being denied a say in hiring and dismissing staff following J B Matthews's resignation as staff director. Sen Charles E Potter said he knew nothing of a boycott. the Irwin dispatch claimed Republicans bore full responsibility for the Senate's controversial investigative panel.
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Washington
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Irwin Dispatch
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Senate
Democratic Party
Republicans weigh delicate subcommittee controversy
The article notes that many responsible Republicans feel the subcommittee's work is delicate and controversial, shaping cautious positions and heightened scrutiny as discussions proceed.
Leukemia Patient Dies After Fall From Hospital Window
New York report says 15 year old Mark Samuels, ill with leukemia, fell or jumped from an eighth floor window at James Ewing Hospital. He had spent six weeks in treatment and was to be discharged Wednesday. Police provided the account.
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New York
Mark Samuels
James Ewing Hospital
Driver Makes Point In Dispute With Sword
Newark police arrested Baby Allen after he waved a two foot antique sword at fellow driver Sammy Williams during a traffic argument. He was booked on a charge of possessing a dangerous weapon.
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Baby Allen
Sammy Williams
Allen
Senate set to advance key budget and aid bills toward adjournment
The Senate will concur in House amendments to a 231 million dollar school subsidy bill and approve a 45 million dollar capital improvements bill from the state treasury surplus. It will pass a 40 million dollar local government subsidy bill and act on measures to raise aged and blind monthly awards from 60 to 65 dollars. House action includes a bill to raise unemployment benefits from 28 to 30 dollars weekly while reducing employer contributions, plus a House vote on a state building authority to issue bonds and construct offices and warehouses.
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Black Watch Returns Home From Korea Mission
Britain's Black Watch battalion ends 12 months with the 1st Commonwealth Division in Korea and sails aboard Empire Fowey to Kenya where uprisings have flared. The unit's departure marks a shift in postwar assignments as troops redeploy to Africa.
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PUSAN
Britain
Black Watch
Korea
Kenya
Africa
Granddaddy of Reptiles Uncovered in Kansas Pasture
Four complete skeletons found near Garnett Kansas may be the granddaddy of all reptiles. The fossils named petro lacosaurus Kansensis are linked as missing links between reptiles and amphibians from 230 to 250 million years ago. Dr Raymond Hall of Kansas University said study will confirm if this is the oldest fossil. Dr Frank E Peabody led the expedition and called the lizard an early fast-moving vertebrate.
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Frank E. Peabody
Kansas University
Widow Buried Like A Doll In New York
In New York Mrs Jeana Rosenstein a 42 year old widow in financial distress was buried after leaving a note to her lawyer describing her wish to be buried like a sleepy doll awaiting a kiss from a prince. About 300 people viewed the casket as she lay robed in pink and navy with a matching stole. An empty sleeping pill bottle was found near her apartment.
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New York
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