Truman on Europe tour charms Paris with quips
Former President Truman, 72, tours Europe with a sprained ankle nearly healed. He arrives in Paris greeted by police and crowds, says the trip offers the best possible impressions and plans a seven week tour visiting France Italy Austria and Germany.
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Democrats Face Lack of Fire in Stevenson Kefauver Campaign
The column argues Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver fail to spark bold voter interest against President Eisenhower. It cites absence of sharp issues, overlapping party programs, Republican co opting of Democratic policies, a peaceful prosperous era, and fading natural resources concerns as factors blunting Democratic appeal.
Gunman Kills Two At North Side Tavern
A rapid shooter stormed a North Side tavern in Chicago early today killing the owner Max Epstein age 45 and a dice girl, then fatally shooting a 32-year-old newsboy in the street. Police identify the gunman as an enraged ex convict linked to a prior tavern disturbance.
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She's Afraid He Will Use It Gun Removal Petition Filed
Actress Jeanne Crain asked a Superior Court judge to remove any guns from her estranged husband Paul Brinkman after a friend affidavit said he carries a gun. The motion follows Crain's report of fear that Brinkman might use it if needed.
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Auto industry Faces Tough Medicine From 1956 Slump
The auto industry aims for a spring rebound but faces layoffs exceeding 185000 and a 30 percent production cut. GM Chrysler and Ford tighten schedules while dealer stocks top 900000, and union leaders convene mayors across five Midwest states to ease pain.
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Cain Hopeful On Security
Washington former Sen. Harry P. Cain after a half hour talk with President Eisenhower said he is more hopeful about the future of the government employe security program. He noted that his own reappointment to the Subversive Activities Control Board did not come up during the conference and doubted he would be reappointed, but he believes Eisenhower will balance security with individual rights.
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Parker Seeks Own Shows After Godfrey Contract Ends
Frank Parker says guest appearances on Arthur Godfrey's TV show will be wonderful but wants more time for his own projects after his CBS contract expires June 30. Parker, 53, has been a Godfrey veteran for seven years and notes CBS plans regular appearances despite his effort to branch out. Godfrey declined comment. CBS says Parker has not notified him of dissatisfaction.
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