Truman Calls for Party Unity After Convention Snub
Former President Harry S. Truman urged the Democratic Party to close ranks and work for the nominee after snubbing the Democratic National Convention. In a telegram read to the convention, Truman pledged his personal services to the party and emphasized unity over differences, as the nation faces security and global challenges. He had previously said he would not attend the Los Angeles gathering and questioned John F. Kennedy's readiness.
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Reporter's Quiz on Convention Entertainment
A reader debate on political conventions features Wilbur F. May of Frederick opposing excessive time on floor demonstrations. L. E. Johnson of Doubs comments on the value of entertainment to attract viewers, suggesting that pure work and no play would make conventions less watchable.
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Ice cream praised as America’s fun food by a child
The piece touts ice cream as a universal treat for all ages and seasons. Rebecca Davis, age 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Davis, offers a playful endorsement. Dr. Davis, head of the Dairy Department at the Maryland College of Agriculture, adds context on dairy science.
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Convention comments on entertainment and pace
Miss Barbara Kennedy and Peter Demebak offer mixed views on political conventions. They note some fun offsets serious issues and criticize perceived wasted time when nominations appear decided in advance.
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Monitor of Union Resigns as Board Chairman
Martin F. O'Donoghue resigns as chairman of the union's board of monitors citing frustration in an effort to purge corruption within the Teamsters Union. He notes personal concerns and difficulty obtaining action from the federal judge overseeing the monitors.
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Hoffa and O'Donoghue Clash Over Teamsters Reform Efforts
O'Donoghue tells judge he will serve only until a successor is appointed. He accuses Hoffa and other Teamsters officers of hamstringing him with lawsuits, delaying reforms, while noting progress on by laws and auditing. He warns corruption cleanup remains stalled. Also Sweden leads France 240 in European zone Davis Cup semifinal. Italy awaits the final.
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