Democrats Bow To South Resolve On Loyalty Oath Fight
Washington April 15 Democratic leaders backed a compromise in the loyalty oath dispute to allow southern delegates to support the ticket without punishment. An advisory group led by former National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell proposed a three part plan to ensure the national ticket appears on ballots in all states and to limit personal commitments by delegates. Humphrey and Battle, veterans of the 1952 fight, stressed the plan does not bind any individual to support as to personal action. The committee prepared for a dinner honoring Speaker Rayburn as Truman paid a surprise visit to the meeting.
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Butler predicts 1956 Republican convention date in Chicago
In an afternoon session Butler cited strong party enthusiasm after a long tour across 14 states. He suggested August 13 as the 1956 convention date in Chicago, noting state law changes may shift certifying deadlines and aligning with the GOP plan to hold conventions a week before the San Francisco gathering. Matt McCloskey reported $73,137.46 raised since January, with $45,000 from Pennsylvania. Louis Bleriot’s July 25 1909 Channel flight is noted as a historical aside.
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General's Son Seeks Trial After Forfeited Collateral
HYATTSVILLE Md April 15 The son of Air Force General Maj Gen David H Baker 24 plans to prove his innocence on traffic charges including DUI reckless driving and failing to stop after a property damage incident He forfeited collateral months ago which could bar an Air Force commission A Prince Georges County court set aside the forfeiture allowing a May 16 trial He said a message about his mother in Ohio prevented him from contesting the charges.
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CBS-TV dispute hints at further impact on forfeiture
The article notes CBS-TV officials not understanding a tract related to forfeiture and a potential extended year for sponsors. It mentions reruns starting next Sunday and a plan impacting the series’ future. Also details a scholarship awarded to Miss Elizabeth Von Till, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Von Till Grove Hill, Barnard College senior, anthropology major, who will study African programs at Northwestern University after earning her Barnard degree in June.
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I Love Lucy to Quit in About Two Years
Hollywood reports Lu cille Ball and Desi Arnaz plan to quit making I Love Lucy television films in about two years. A spokesman said they will then produce and star in weekly hour-long shows called Desilu Playhouse. Lucy has been on TV for four years. Arnaz hopes to extend their activity as the trend moves toward hour-long programs.
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Unionville 4-H Club Meeting Report Stated
The Unionville Girls 4-H Club in Frederick Maryland met with members present and the meeting led by vice president Margery Van Sant. The roll call elicited the line The most trouble you have in serving.
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Meeting at Lucille Koontz Home in Memphis
A meeting will be held at the home of Lucille Koontz in Memphis Tennessee. The city is noted as America s greatest inland producer of hardwood flooring.
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