Stevenson Given Edge In California Primary
California voters faced a high stakes Democratic primary between Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver as campaigns wrapped up. Observers predicted a Stevenson edge in California’s 68 convention votes, with other primaries in New York Montana and South Dakota shaping the national race. Hickenlooper led in Iowa, while Eisenhower stood veiled for renomination as Kefauver eyed gains in Montana and South Dakota.
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Eisenhower
Lar Daly
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Springfield
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Brink's robbery loot found behind paneling in Boston
FBI and Boston police uncovered about $90,000 hidden behind false paneling in a South End rooming house basement. The find followed arrests of two men in Boston as alleged accessories after the fact, part of the long running Brink's robbery case. A convicted felon Jordan Perry Jr. was arrested in Baltimore after passing suspicious money. The money seizure also included more than $1,000 in moldy bills Perry carried and $3,770 hidden in his hotel room, all linked to the Brink's haul.
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Baltimore
FBI
Brink
Jordan Perry Jr
Edward Bennett
Weymouth
John F. Buccelli
Brookline
Perry
Jobbery
U.S. Board of Parole
John T. Howland
District Attorney's Office
Buson
Paster
Jordan Perry
Recount Date Set By Board
Scioto County election board will begin a 9 a.m. Monday precinct recount of attorney general votes from the May 8 Republican primary. Harry T. Marshall, Cleveland councilman who lost to William Saxbe, requested recounts in about 490 precincts across eight counties alleging tallying mistakes. Local count: Saxbe 2852, Marshall 1761 in Scioto. statewide Saxbe 16,323 to Marshall 156,952. Clerk Jennings B. Cole noted a $530 deposit by Marshall for the recount.
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Harry T. Marshall
Cleveland
GOP
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Marshall
Scioto
Summit
Montgomery
Clark
Buller
Mahoning
Lorain
Franklin
Saxbe
Jennings B. Cole
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Inside The Times Page Overview
A brief guide to the paper’s sections including Comics Death Notices Editorial Markets Radio and Television Round About Portsmouth Social Affairs and Sports spanning pages 1 5 6 14 15 with theater listings and related items across the issue.
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Debate on Stalin murder claim sparks fresh debate
A Washington debate centers on whether Joseph Stalin died of natural causes or was murdered. Khrushchev's secret speech alleges despotism and purges, suggesting close aides might have killed him to shield themselves. Doctors' Plot and Molotov Mikoyan accusations are cited as context along with uncertainties about the full truth.
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Washington
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
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Moscow
State Department
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Notone
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A. I. Mikoyan
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Coal Finds New Uses In Own Backyard Boom In Ohio Valley
Dawson reports coal industry’s comeback continues with big Ohio River industrial growth and rising European demand. Production projections near 500 million tons this year, up from 450 million last year, though second-half output may dip due to seasonal factors and lower activity. Overseas exports reached about 35 million tons, doubling 1954.
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Tito and Soviets open parley in Moscow talks
Yugoslav leader Tito began reconciliation talks with Soviet leaders in Moscow after a Kremlin pledge of equality in friendship. Washington reacted unfavorably with talk of cutting US aid to Yugoslavia as Tito seeks independence of action while pursuing post Stalin unity with the Kremlin.
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Germany To Regain Saar By New Pact
Farmers in the Soil Bank program for 1956 would receive payments only for reducing production on crops under their control, with payments tied to the estimated yield eliminated and not to natural losses from drought floods or pests. The plan narrows earlier expectations, setting per-bushel or per-hundred weights rates and using crop outlook at application for qualification.
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Martin Washington
Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Benson
Beaver Dam
Wis
Ike Calls House Leaders To Talks
Washington reports President Eisenhower has asked House Democratic and Republican leaders to meet tonight to discuss the $1,109,000,000 foreign aid cut approved by the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He aims to have the cut rescinded as GOP Leader Martin of Massachusetts announced the conference plans at the White House.
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Bond Issue To Finance Courthouse Remodel Start Wednesday
County commissioners voted Monday to issue bonds up to 20000 to help fund remodeling of the fourth floor for county school board offices and the basement for welfare headquarters. Plans for a safer Clay Township road and bus route were reviewed as part of the session.
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County School Board
Clay Township
Feurt Hill Road
Clay High School
General Fund
Roy Vastine
School Board
C. M. Donaldson & Associates
Vastine
What Of The Col War Final Phase Of Struggle For Supremacy
What of the cold war as of today? William L. Ryan interviews Washington insiders to gauge Soviet aims and U.S. strengths. The article argues Americans face a decade of strategic competition, with Moscow poised to outpace the West in production and influence while the United States must sustain growth and unity.
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Willian L. Ryan
Washington
William L. Ryan
Moscow
U.S
West
United States
Soviet Union
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Saar valley to be returned to Germany under 1957 plan
Prime ministers Mollet and Adenauer agreed on a three year transition for the Saar. A treaty would make the border area a political part of West Germany by January 1, 1957 with continued French coal rights and an international canal linking the Moselle and Rhine. Elections favored pro German parties paving the way for reattachment after World War II.
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Guy Mollet
Konrad Adenauer
Saar
Germany
West Germany
France
Moselle
Rlice
Lorraine
Heinrich von Brentano
Maurice Faure
Polio Suspect Child II in Columbus Hospital Care
Ricky Ewing a three year old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Ewing of Nacogdoches Texas was rushed to Columbus hospital after examination at Mercy Hospital for further polio diagnosis. Gene Crawford city health director said he is in contact with the hospital to learn whether the case is negative or positive. The city has been free of polio more than a year. Mrs Ewing accompanied her son to Columbus while Mr Ewing and two other children remain for diagnosis.
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Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Ricky Ewing
Raymond Ewing
Nacogdoches
Tex
12Th St
Mercy Hospital
Gene Crawford
Ewing
Automobile Fuels Increase Half Cent
Announcement from the Portsmouth Division offices of the Standard Oil Co reports a half cent rise in gasoline prices effective today. Regular gasoline will cost 28 4 cents per gallon and high test grades 14 cents, including 5 cents state tax and 2 cents federal tax, with the increase attributed to a material quality improvement.
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