South Carolina Democrats Vote in State Primary
South Carolina Democrats vote in a statewide primary for a gubernatorial candidate and six U S House nominees. Officials expect a large turnout of registered members as results are viewed as tantamount in the Democratic stronghold. Contenders include Lt Gov Hollings Mayor Johnston and USC president Donald Russell in the race to replace Gov Timmerman.
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Columbia
D.C
South Carolina
U.S. House of Representatives
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Ernest ¥. Hollings
Anderson
Donald Russell
University of South Carolina
Timmerman
Six fined in police court before Magistrate J R Thomas
Six persons appeared in police court and were fined by Magistrate J R Thomas. Shannon W Parrish paid 50 dollars and costs for illegal transportation of liquor in an automobile. Joseph Nelson Adcock 25 dollars and costs for disturbance. Keith Harold Williams 10 dollars and costs on a drunk charge. Mendell Fulford 5 dollars and costs for failure to have a safety sticker on a truck. Edwin M Boyd 5 dollars and costs for an illegal truck load on the highway. Homer McGehee 5 dollars and costs for having an expired safety sticker on a truck.
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J. R. Thomas
Shannon W. Parrish
Joseph Nelson Adcock
Keith Harold Willams
Mendell Fulford
Edwin M. Boyd
Homer McGehee
No Progress In Auto Pay Talks
DETROIT AP The auto companies and the United Auto Workers Union show a wait-and-see stance in contract talks. Bargaining sessions were held again at General Motors Ford and Chrysler with no progress reported from Monday discussions. Operations were normal at all three plants as production continued without contracts covering 500000 workers.
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Detroit
Auto Companies
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Father And Son Run Company
In Bloomington Illinois AP reports Adlai H. Rust was elected board chairman of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co replacing the late former chairman G. J. Mecherie. Edward Rust, previously vice president in charge of operations, becomes president as the board also fills the chair.
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Bloomington, Ill
Rusts
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Adlai H. Rust
Edward
Edward Rust
Damascus
Syria
G. J. Mecherie
Snce
B.C
Cliburn Makes His First American Recording In New York
About 50 New York teenagers witnessed Van Cliburn cutting his first American recording backed by the Symphony of the Air under conductor Kirill Kondrashin at the Manhattan Center. The session began on time with take one of Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 and included visible tension, focus, and a later plan for spot replays.
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York
New York
van Cliburn
RCA Victor
High School of Music and Art
Manhattan Center Ballroom
Cliburn
Symphony of the Air
Kiril Kondrashin
Moscow
Kondrashin
NEA
Ward Cannel
Maybe The Russians Brainwashing Us
AP report notes Khrushchev uses shifting tactics to pressure the United States. It argues Moscow aims to keep Washington off balance through letters and speeches, presenting itself as equals or superiors in various ways. The piece highlights the Sputnik era and rising Soviet diplomatic boldness.
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Wshington
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Dulles Complains Of Bulgarin Letter To Eisenhower
In a January news conference Secretary of State Dulles criticized Bulgarin letters he said were sent to President Eisenhower. The remarks marked a public expression of concern over foreign influence on U S leadership.
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Dulles
Bulgarin
Eisenhower
Appoint Sewer District Trustee
Robert L. Severne aged 52 was named trustee of the Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater Chicago succeeding Anthony A. Olis who died June 3 Gov Stratton announced the appointment Severne a Chicago lawyer and law professor at Chicago Kent College of Law previously lost a bid for Circuit Court judge and may seek the GOP ticket for sanitary district trustee in November Olis was on the GOP ticket
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Chicago
Robert L. Severne
Greater
Chisaeo
Anthony A. Olis
Stratton
Severne
Chicago Kent College of Law
GOP
Olis
Corn Surplus Storage Down
Washington AP report says 39 percent of 1957 crop corn stored under price support loans came from farms not complying with planting allotments. Corn was supported at 1.10 per bushel versus 1.40 for compliant farms. Total corn under such loans by May 15 reached 329 million bushels, 25 percent less than the prior year.
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Washington
Commodity Credit Corp
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Father and Son
Mt. Vernon Lumber Ce
Dick Kleiner
MEYER
Bull
Davis
Massey-Ferguson En Division
Wichita
Bockhoe
United States
Saturda Shell Oil Company
Shell Oil Company
Mary Joe Scott
Pace Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Sun-Proouine Ey
Salem Road
Pittsburgh Paints
America
V.B.A.F
Holman Motor Co
Ud Bas
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