Kefauver Stevenson Battle California Primary Finale
Kefauver and Stevenson entered California's final Democratic primary fight with sharp exchanges over civil rights and strategy. The contest centers on securing California’s 66 delegates as New York’s larger results loom, with each candidate aiming for a decisive win to boost national nominations.
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Nurse Attacked at Manhattan Church. Burglar Captured
Grace McLean, 59, a nurse tending a sick priest, fought off a burglar dragged through the rectory. The assailant, Cooper Jones, 28, fled from a third floor window but was nabbed in a church area by patrolmen. The incident occurred as a U.S. political scene unfolded with Eisenhower and Nixon in the California primary and Kefauver challenging Stevenson on civil rights.
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Cooper Jones
Nice Jail-Break Robber Returns for Life Term
A 31 year old bank robber who escaped prison in 1946 to live in Montana returned to the Iowa State Penitentiary for a life term. His Montana extradition bid was refused after neighbors pressed for mercy. He had earlier evaded capture by fleeing to Washington then was arrested in Yakima for suspected burglary.
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Pupil and Teacher Are Remarried in Brooklyn Ceremony
New York report details the remarriage of 1 year age gap couple Sydney Silverman and George Wald 24 once her teacher. The religious ceremony at Rabbi Norman Paulers Brooklyn home drew both families. Morris Silverman father of the bride had initially postponed the union to August but consented after persuasion.
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Molotov Prom Page One Contested Statement At Council Meeting
Vyacheslav Molotov faced criticism as Heved of his duties as foreign minister. Dmitri Shepilov named acting foreign minister. The Commissioner and Dr Cheatem disputed the ministerial notes, while Mason oversees a game bird research report. Harry Whitford Sr. defended Cheatem’s reputation among New York conservationists, and Richard Case warned the remark could hurt morale in the conservation department.
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Harry Whitford Sr
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Canada Pipeline bill clears House amid tumultuous session
Ottawa witnessed a marathon Commons debate as the government won preliminary approval for a 80 million dollar loan to Trans Canada Pipe Line Ltd for the 3,575 mile prairie leg of the Alberta to Montreal gas line. Opponents shouted farce Fascism and garrotting Parliament while Prime Minister St Laurent pushed the measure through.
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Commons
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Liberal Party
Trans Canada Pipe Line, Ltd
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Montreal
Hitler's Plan to Move Pope to Reich Revealed
Vatican CITY reports that Adolph Hitler sought to move Pope Pius XII to Germany during World War II. Author Tino Giordani, former director of IL Quotidiano, says the pope refused the proposal in February 194? The book Life versus Death details the Vatican’s peace efforts and the Third Reich’s consideration of transferring the pope to Würzburg.
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Soviet shift may smooth Tito ties and Khrushchev policy
Relations from Page One discuss Khrushchev timing with Tito’s arrival and the rise of Shepilov. Western diplomats note Molotov’s possible discontent with peaceful coexistance aims, suggesting inner Soviet circles may favor Bulganin Khrushchev lines, potentially improving diplomacy and ensuring the next executor aligns with government decisions.
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