Eisenhower the sole Republican hope for victory
The San Francisco report notes Eisenhower is the Republicans main and only likely path to victory after his heart attack. Delegates see Nixon as nominee for vice president, with Stassen pressing a possible Nixon challenge but publicly quiet. Stevenson urges a free choice for running mate. Republicans avoid naming potential successors to avoid aiding Democrats’ health issues narrative.
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Kansas Governor Barred From GOP Convention Floor
Gov Fred Hall of Kansas attends the Republican national convention but cannot access the convention floor. Hall notes War ren Shaw and former Gov Ed Arn of Wichita appear to have floor privileges. Arn is seen in an alternate seat wearing an alternate badge. hall remains in governors section and joins other official events while awaiting further plans.
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Mental Patients Are Recaptured in Kansas Escape
Four mental patients escaped Larned State Hospital Monday night by sawing a dorm window bar. They were rounded up by Tuesday. Gail Kinnear 22 Russell was captured after wrecking a stolen car west of Hutchinson. Walter Thompson 40 Arkansas City was detained near Pawnee Rock, Tony Pfannenstiel 41 Salina and Richard Stramel 25 Hays were found in a field northwest of Larned.
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Driver Killed In Truck Crash near White City
A headon collision on State Highway K10 one mile south of White City killed Curtis Stone 33 of Council Grove, a father of three. The other truck driver, Ellis Mullins 43 of Council Grove, was hospitalized. Read Want Ads to buy or sell.
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Raid on Bone injures and kills locals in Algeria
World-Wide News Briefs reports a nighttime raid by Algerian nationalists on Bone old quarter killing a European and a Muslim and wounding another Muslim. One attacker was shot dead as he fled.
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No Party Belt In Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi Senator James Eastland and John Stennis joined Gov J P Coleman in backing the Democratic national ticket. Together with other Mississippi Democratic leaders statements they appear to prevent a re called state convention and the risk of a party belt. Coleman said Adlai Stevenson was invited to campaign in Mississippi. The senators statements were cautious and did not mention Estes Kefauver.
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Heat Drought Warps Kansas Crops In Week Report
Heat and dry weather across Kansas worsened crop conditions in much of the state. Sorghum in the western two thirds and parts of the southeast were badly fired with some fields mowed and baled for feed. Corn dried rapidly while silage cutting neared completion in dry areas. Alfalfa prospects faded outside irrigated fields. Soybeans in east central Kansas showed slowed growth and firing in the southeast until weekend rains arrived.
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Crash Kills Man in Platte City Near State 45
A car crash west of Platte City on State Highway 45 yesterday killed Eddie Mayes of Leavenworth and injured two others. The exact identities of the injured were not released. Authorities investigated the late night accident near the bridge abutment.
Injured Twymans Taken to Veterans Hospital
Injured Tarry Twyman aged 32 and Leon Twyman aged 28 were taken to the Veterans Hospital at Wadsworth Kansas after an incident.
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Japan Reaffirms Military Goals Amid Naval Cut
Tokyo reaffirmed 1960 military aims of a 180000 man army and 1300 aircraft but reduced naval tonnage from 124000 to 110000 tons. The cut includes 49000 obsolete landing ships totaling 14000 tons to be returned to the United States to save maintenance costs. Masuhara, deputy chief of the defense board, will present the amended plan in Washington this week.
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