Squeeze on Symington Adlai Effort Winds Down Nominee Hopes
Washington A P campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination centers on pressuring Stuart Symington and Adlai E Stevenson. Kennedy and Johnson strategists work to peel supporters away from both rivals while Truman backs Symington and Stevenson advisors shift to Kennedy. Henry Seiee Commager Galbraith and Schlesinger Jr mobilize to back Kennedy, aiming to sway delegates amid a looming deadlock.
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Kennedy
Stevenson
Henry Sieele Commager
Ambert College
Harvard
Johan K. Galbraith
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
NORAD Conducts Test Alert In Colorado Springs
NORAD top officers were called to a test alert at 12:30 a.m. to train 6000 command and staff personnel across the United States and Canada. General Laurence S. Kuter said no fighter flights or missiles would be involved and no intruder aircraft would take part.
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Canada
Laurences. Kuter
Brown Sees Close Tab On Expenses
Washington AP Rep Clarence J. Brown vows stricter checks on expenses of traveling congressional committees. He says he is not involved and responds to a series of newspaper articles highlighting expense accounts of House members. Brown writes to constituents Monday.
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Clarence J. Brown
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Blanchester
Clinton County
House
Brown
Panchen Lama Flight Rumor Denied by Chinese Official
A Chinese security officer linked to the Tibetan Communist party in India says the Panchen Lama cannot escape from Lhasa and calls reports of his flight toward India false. The Hindustan Standard had claimed the Panchen Lama eluded guards and sought safety in India, a claim disputed by Beijing.
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Hindustan Standard
Calcutta
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Bomber Plunges Into Puget Sound at Whidbey Island
Two naval officers died when a twin jet attack bomber crashed into Puget Sound off Whidbey Island. Lt. Howard B. Moore age 35 from Tucson piloted the craft and Lt. Richard D. North 36 of Charlotte, Mich. Ensign Howard P. Lambert 25 of Johnston Pa. was in critical condition and George Mozier 28 from Westport Conn. was in satisfactory condition.
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Toledo Dock Strike Ends After Bargaining Stalemate
A 19 day strike by longshoremen in Toledo ends with a one year contract dating May 26 extended by two years. The agreement sets hourly rates to 2.68 and includes welfare fund contributions starting April 1 1961 with staged raises through 1963. A separate Cleveland fatality reports a pedestrian struck on East 55th Street.
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E. 55Th St
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