Sam Gets Tougher at Conventions
The article profiles Sam Rayburn and the 1956 Democratic convention dynamics. It notes his long leadership in the House, parliamentary skill, and decisive roll call actions, including protests over vote changes and attempts to influence delegates. It outlines Rayburn’s senior position, prior service, and central role in governing convention proceedings.
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Stevenson and Stevenson: a rebirth of leadership call
The article portrays Stevenson railing against the Eisenhower regime, urging a new era of leadership and unity. It notes factional dynamics within Democratic ranks, criticisms of midcenter moderation, and a pledge to present programs addressing social change while challenging the President’s conduct.
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Eisenhower
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Maine to Albany Turnpike Aid Sought
Concord NH leaders urge federal aid to build a four lane Maine to Albany turnpike costing about 2 million dollars. The route would run from Portland to Sanford and extend through New Hampshire towns to Vermont and into New York, linking with the New York Thruway at Albany.
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Albany St
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Martan
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Keene
New Stampshire
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Bennington
Troy
Primary race saga frames Stevenson Kefauver ties
The page recounts Democratic primary dynamics, noting Stevenson and Kefauver’s cordial banter and mutual praise. It highlights Stevenson’s large delegate lead, Kefauver’s regional gains, and Truman era endorsements as the contest moves toward a free convention for the vice presidency.
Italy Doria Probers Convene In Naples
Italy's official commission investigating the collision of the liners Andrea Doria and Stockholm began work yesterday. Investigators boarded the Cristoforo Colombo in Naples, planning to sail to Genoa to study the sunken ship and convene on shore there.
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Mary Ataly
Andrea’ Doria
Stockholm
Nantucket
Cristoforo Colombo
Cristafero Colombe
Genoa
Polio Outbreak In Chicago Wanes
Chicago health authorities said the city's record polio outbreak has broken, with 5 new cases in the last 24 hours bringing 1952 totals to 510 cases and 71 deaths. Board of Health President Bundesen urged continued Salk vaccination for children. The week’s tally fell to 27 cases, lower than the previous week, and the year remains below the 1952 peak.
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Chicago
Board of Health
Herman W. Bundesen
Fortune Up and Down in Sacramento Legal Battle
In Sacramento California millionaire Kathryn Henesey’s estate, valued around one million, faces claims from Connecticut cousins and a possible daughter. Attorneys search church and official records for proof of a hidden marriage and child, but no solid evidence has been found yet.
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Kathryn Menesey
Mise Henesey
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Heny J. Sternberg
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West Willy
Strike Patrol Aims to Curb Violence in Portsmouth
Portmouth police launch a dark to dawn patrol targeting Olio Consolidated Telephone Co installations in Portmouth to avert further violence. Patrols run through the night with stepped up visibility and rapid response teams.
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Gaza flareup and U N probes on new violence
UN observers pressed investigations into a new Gaza flareup along the Israeli Egyptian frontier. Egypt accused Israel of attacks inside the Feyouan held Gaza strip where nine Egyptian soldiers were killed in two Israeli strikes. Hammarskjold urged restraint to prevent a wider clash despite recent ceasefire tensions.
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Eisenhower relaxes at White House before GOP convention
President Eisenhower rested at the White House as Republicans prepared a triumphant welcome for him at the GOP National Convention. He offered no comment on Democratic charges or the Democratic nominee Adlai Stevenson. He planned a quiet weekend at home before flying to San Francisco Wednesday to accept renomination.
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James C. Hagerty
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Truman Backs Stevenson and Harriman at Democratic Convention
Former President Truman spoke to a large Democratic crowd endorsing both Adlai Stevenson for president and Estes Kefauver for vice president. He addressed the party’s divisions, urged unity, and joked about past disagreements as he urged supporters to back the ticket in November. He praised Harriman, Stevenson, and Kefauver, and urged loyalty to the party’s nominee.
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Averell Harriman
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Tennessee
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Tm Zind
Kefauver Kennedy nomination race dominates party clash
A frenzied convention day saw Kefauver surge past the 8614 vote mark for the Democratic ticket with Kennedy close behind, signaling a shift toward farm voters and rural appeal. Stevenson,Pressed on Eisenhower’s health, faced a weakened bid as Kefauver’s farmer friend persona gains traction in the race.
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Tennessee
Ben Reanedy
Ste Ivensen
Kefauver
San Francisco
Harold E. Stassen
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A. Hecter
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Executors Balk at 318 700 Car Bequest in Newark Case
In Newark, executors Varna and Luddie Fiver balk at delivering an 18700 Bentley and other luxury items from the late Miss Lucite Lorimer’s will. Supreme Court Judge Winon Speakman refused to compel the distribution, saying the bequest is vague but valid, with reasonableness to be determined in court. Lorimer left a fortune over a million dollars.
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Varna
Luddie
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Brody
ICA Denies Tie Aid Shipment to Yugoslavia
WASINGTON (UP) The International Cooperation Administration denied it is shipping nearly 400 jet planes to Yugoslavia. The ICA said all jet aircraft shipments to Yugoslavia are frozen unless President Eisenhower personally orders they go forth.
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Law Restricts Shipments of Yugoslav Military Supplies
Congress enacted a measure cutting off shipments of 50 days worth of old military equipment to Yugoslavia unless the President terminates the program. The law directs funding rules tied to mutual security aid and future actions.
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Burp Gun Stops Runaway Jersey City Steer
A burp gun wielding patrolman shot two runaway steers that fled from Jersey City stock yards through Union City streets for hours. Police chased the animals toward the Holland Tunnel then into a hillside area between Hoboken and Jersey City before the steer was cornered and killed after a long pursuit. One patrol car was dented when the steer side swiped it.
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Indian Tribes Seek U.N. Aid
In Portland Oregon three Indian tribes, the Sinsalys Coos Bays and Lower Impquas, petitioned the United Nations for membership and asked its aid to obtain redress for lands they say were confiscated after failed court efforts to compel federal payment of ten million dollars.
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United Nations
Nationalist Shins Clash With Reds
Nationals clashed with Reds as delegates waved to cameras. Amid speeches, Rand of Menith Stevenson praised campaigners and expressed goodwill toward Truman Eisenhower. In Formosa, Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry reported naval raids near Matsa, with one ship damaged. casualties included Dr. J. School of Iowa Hospital.
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Delegates Fesin Page at the 1952 Democratic Convention
The article describes inner party tensions at the 1952 Democratic gathering, noting Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt's prominent influence and her planned Europe trip. It cites Adlai Stevenson’s acceptance speech as an appeal to the party's intellectual base and hints at an evolving campaign mood with several delegates privately considering their moves.
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Idaho Eyes Close Race for Democratic Senate Nomination
In Boise the Idaho Democratic senatorial contest tightens as four precincts remain unreported. Frank Church leads over Glen Taylor by narrow margins with 27,899 to 27,547 votes, while Herman Welker waits in the wings for the November general election.
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Bus Tragedy Near Manila Kills Dozens
A Manila bus collision left fourteen dead and thirty seven injured when the bus veered off a road and overturned into a ditch. Most victims were students en route to Manila for classes.
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UPI
Notable Deaths Include Rives Wheeler and Rose Livingston
The Associated Press reports the death of Halle Ermtinie Rives Wheeler, 9, wife of retired diplomat Post Wheeler, in New York. In Hollywood, Rose Livingston, 67, mother of composer Say Livingston and an executive at Atonal Broadcasting Co., died Thursday.
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Atonal Broadcasting Co
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