Candidates Hit the Road for Texas Senate Campaign
Associated Press reports Texas senatorial hopefuls, including George Peddy and Lyndon Johnson and former Gov. Stevenson, expand tours across the state as four weeks remain before the July 24 primary. Campaigns intensify with new labor endorsements and public speeches planned in Dallas, Llano, Kerrville, and Austin, signaling a heated race.
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U. S. probes Soviet aims in Berlin talks
Washington dispatch reports the United States will test whether Stalin seeks war or peace as Soviet Ambassador Panyushkin arrives with proposals likely including printing American currency in the western zone. The piece notes fears Stalin may push for a broader drive to dominate the world and discusses currency, lend-lease, and blockades in postwar Germany.
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Kelly pushes convention plank on prize sweepstakes
Massachusetts Democrat Francis E. Kelly urges the national convention to adopt a platform calling for a sweepstakes with annual drawings for tax-exempt prizes. If the resolutions committee blocks the plan he will press it on the convention floor. Traffic fatalities in Texas claim 17 lives over the weekend. In Mexico City publishers editors and broadcasters will draft a plan for international freedom of the press to be submitted to the United Nations.
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Razor Edge Threat Sends Tokyo Prominent Hurrying Answers
In Tokyo a film company promoting Razor's Edge mailed razor blades to F7000 prominent figures without context. The recipients, fearing a threat, sought explanations as a near riot began. It reflects an old Japanese custom of sending deadly weapons as intimidation.
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Government payroll grows by 15,865 civilian workers
The June government report shows civilian employment rising to 2,066,285 with a daily payroll increase near 500 since January. A joint senate house committee released the figures today.
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