Stevenson comments on Bulganin letter and Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson said he shares President Eisenhower's resentment at the manner and timing of Bulganin's hydrogen bomb message. He urged pursuing the Russian offer to halt tests but warned to expose insincerity if the move is timed as campaign leverage.
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Legality Of Paper Ballots Undecided In Maryland Race
Garrett County voters may legally use paper ballots in a 1957 election while Maryland weighs the legality under a 1955 law mandating machines. Attorney General Sybert warned against disenfranchising voters and urged considering an amendment to ensure ballot access in future elections. In Baltimore, Seaman D Wisner, 21, is charged with murder in the June death of Sidney Cromwell, whose body was found in a park. autopsy shows jaw fracture and choking.
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First Aerial Bombing in History Described
The first aerial bombing raid occurred in 1849 during Austria's siege of Venice. Austrians released hot air balloons each carrying a bomb with an automatic release mechanism, marking a historic use of aerial attack in warfare.
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