Stevenson Won Nomination The Way He Wanted It
Adlai Stevenson clinched the Democratic presidential nomination amid party shifts and last-minute opposition. Kefauver’s withdrawal secured his path as Truman’s strike at him failed to derail. Stevenson’s strength grew despite civil rights fears and Eisenhower’s health worries shaping a tight race.
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Judge Opens Courtroom To Photography In Kansas
Pratt District Judge Clark Wallace opened Pratt Kingman Harper and Barber counties courtrooms to news photography during sessions and recesses. He set seven rules including prior notice and no flash, allowing photo coverage as a matter of press freedom under the U S and Kansas constitutions. The decision cites public trial, legal precedent, and support from Kansas Bar and editorials praising wider access to courtroom reporting.
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Egypt Claims Nine Are Slain
An Egyptian official stated nine Egyptians were killed by Israelis in two Gaza Strip incidents within 24 hours. The flareup follows a prior bus ambush in the Negev Desert near the Egyptian border, the worst along the Israeli Egyptian front since the UN peace mission and cease fire pledge.
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