Democrats Battle Over Ike Nixon Through Primaries
National Democrats assail Eisenhower and Nixon in a stormy round of precinct conventions led by Paul M. Butler Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver. Florida, Texas, Nevada and Michigan delegates chosen amid intra party clashes as Republicans back Eisenhower Nixon in delegate contests.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Nixon
Paul M. Buller
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Eisenhow
Butler
Washington
Adlai
Adlai Stevenson
California
Stevenson
House
Senate
Congress
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Florida
Kefauver
Jacksonville Beach
Kelayyer
Texas
Donnybrook
Allan Shivers
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Shivers
Lisenhow|ar
Arizona
Clarence Budington Kelland
Margaret Adams Rockwell
Phoenix
Nevada
C. D. Baker
Las Vegas
Alty
William Woodburn
Reno
Michigan
Alter
Nates
Detroit
Alfred E. Cobo
Ermor
Ex Ambassadors Daughter to Wed Ex Ambassadors Daughter
Jean Kennedy youngest daughter of the former ambassador to Me court of St James will wed Stephen Edward Simih in New York May 190 The ceremony at St Patrick's Cathedral will be officiated by Cardinal Spellman The bride studied at Sacred Heart convents in the US and Roehampton England and graduated from Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart The groom, a Georgetown graduate and former Air Force officer, is connected with the family transportation business
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Jean Kennedy
Court of
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
Christophers Movement
cHer
Georgetown
Air Force
Nove
Man Believed on Coast Found Dead by Wife
A Flushing woman found her husband dead in their attic after believing he was on the West Coast. Police said the case was treated as death by own actions. autopsy pending. The story mentions Daniel James Tater and other local names in a collage of reports.
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New
York
Flushing
Queens
Jean Olson
Atuy
Setie
Olsen Couwd
Iple
Florida
Theodore Dowd
Massipeana
Olsen
Cleveland
Daniel James Tater
John
Queens General Hospital
Garland
Jeff
Daniel Stanton
Lawler
Los Angeles
Mari
Wilbur C. Pesven
Policelanna
Mark Stephen Morrison
David Morrison
Samuel R. Gerber
Cuyaho
U. S
Detroit
Chicago
Dowd
Arule
Women on Parish Vestries Rejected By Episcopal Vote
The 18th annual Episcopal Diocese of Central New York convention in St. Pauls Church rejected allowing women to serve on parish vestries, 136 to 130 in a secret ballot. Clerical and lay leaders backed the measure, while opposition focused on lay evangelism and church governance.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Central New York
St. Paul’s Church
Snoring
Aet
Peabody
Ney Stanley Gasek
Utica
Thelman
Department of Promotion
Roth
Ludlow
Watertown
Armed Services
William H.jyour
All Saints Episco
Church
Syracuse
Morris
Weeden
Cazenovia
Areso
Department of Committee
H. Ferry
Christian Social Relations
Grace Church
Cortland
Robert A. Branan
Bing
Vhamton
Posal
Charles Sykes
Rome
Clayton Melling
Johnson City
M. Howard St. Cyr
Pulaski
Densmore Jacobs
Binghamton
E. Rugby Auer
M. Dennis Lee
Fred Wetmer
Robert Church
Branon
Widlam
Easton
Lowville
John M.applcation
Claude Qutwater
Trvastrate
Russell Wright
Endicott
Walter M
Pea
Democrats Decline Party Posts in June Primary
Walter F. McGuinness reports several Democrats declined by mail for party committee posts in the June 5 primary. Objections were filed and shifts in tactics noted as the County Election Board closed. Officials described vacancies and substitution periods after declinations and objections affected state convention and district committee nominations.
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Walter F. McGuinness
United Democrats
County Election Board
United Demo
United|4
Alection Board
Mali
Charles J
Hogan
United Days
Democrats
Tioners
Mittee
United Nations Prepares Welcome for Hammarskjold Arrival
U N sources said Dag Hammarskjold would arrive in New York on Monday for talks with Security Council members and Arab Israeli representatives. He plans to head to the Middle East to press for strengthened peace efforts and troop withdrawal while awaiting a possible Moscow visit in spring or early summer.
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United Nations, N. Y
INS
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Tomat
U.N
Security Council
Diplo
Pend
New York
Airhief
Rome
Dog Returns Home After Two Years in Lakewood
Prince the dog, missing since January 1 195, limped home to the Martinez residence in Lakewood California. Eight year old David Martinez celebrated as the pet settled by the window and slept, marking its first appearance back home after two years.
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Lakewood
Calif
Gil
David Martine
Callie
Prince
Martinez
Trio named in Bergen murder plot indictment
Dorathy Tong of Westwood is indicted with Joseph Lynch and Robert May, both 19 and 20, for conspiring to murder Tong’s mother and stepfather Leland Lloyd Thurlow a professor at a New York State military academy. Tong jailed on 15000 bail. Lumascio shot in New York during investigation.
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Hackensack
Dorothy Tong
Westwood
Bergen County
Guy W. Calissi
Joseph Bernard Lynch
Robert May
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Calissi
Miss Long
Lynch
May
Leland Lloyd Thurlow
Marie Harriet Thurlow
Thurlow
New York State
Thurlows
Joseph Lumascio
New York
Lumascio
New York City
Winding Heads State Credit Group In New York
Charles A. Winding of Elmira elected president of the New York State Business Development Corp at a meeting of its executive committee. Otis A. Thompson becomes chairman, F. Raymond Goller vice president and treasurer, James I. Carpenter secretary. Applications for loans expected June 1. rates undecided. The agency, created in 1955, aims to extend long term credit to small businesses.
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NEW York Ty
Charles A. Winging
Elmira
New York State Business Development Corp
Winding
Marine Midland (Trust Co
Southern New York
Otis A. Thompson
National Bank and Trust Co
Norwich
F. Raymond Goller
State Bank of Albany
Amsterdam
James i. Carpenter
Long Island Lighting Co
Mineola
Winging
Washington
Congress
Congress-Hrezo
Russia
Albany
Gion
Asst
Asst. Secto
George V. Allen
House Foreign Affairs Six
Closed Trial Ends Guilty Verdict Shocks Santa Rosa
In Santa Rosa California Mrs. Charlotte Black, 63, faced a secret trial after requesting it and was found guilty. The case details remain limited but a judge delivered the verdict, ending the covert proceeding.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Charlotte Black
False Alarms Spark City Hall and Mall Sitters
A folded newspaper arced into a fire alarm lever drawing six fire trucks. Ronald Vestal, 14, and City Hall official Oswald Dietrich faced the uproar as police swarmed from a mistaken alarm. The incident followed a crime trial cover story mentioning Russia and Middle East diplomacy.
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Adena
Caz
Ronald Vestal
Alved
Oswald Dietrich
Arfdl
Youths Charged in School Blast Case
Five teens arrested after a school blast near Lafayette High School. indictment details withheld. Names include Judd, Hagerty, and Vitrano with ages 16 to 18. Prosecution cites threats and possible blackmail. case linked to broader nuclear reactor context.
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Buffalo
Fiveteen
Judd
Scito Lafayette High School
Supreme Court
B. A. Fitzgerald
Opera Kep
Philippines
Fitzgerald
Boy in Maryland Junior High Shootings Faces Murder Charge
A 13-year-old from Maryland Park Junior High fired a rifle at the principal and teachers, killing Frazer Cameron of Westfield New Jersey and wounding two others. Principal John Hrezo survived as did another teacher after the attack following a disciplinary incident. County and state authorities ordered the boy detained for a preliminary hearing.
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Seat Pleasant
John Hrezo
Washington
State
Blair H. Smith Tate
Prevatte
Upper Maribown
Frazer Cameron
Widolver
Westfield
N. J
Francis D. Wagner
Robert Hicks
Cameron
Hrezo
Bily
Bomb hoax clears Buffalo theater amid false threat
About 10 moviegoers evacuated from the Niagara Theater after an anonymous call claimed a bomb was planted. The theater manager Blase Palumbo announced technical difficulties preventing Gunpoint. police and staff searched the building with no explosives found. Patrons received passes for a future show.
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Buffalo
Niagara
Blase Palumbo
Pax ‘Trans
Phony Refugee Fled from Austrian Jail
Austrian police report 18 year old Fritz Hammert escaped from a temporary jail in Eisenstadt by breaking bars in a window. He had earlier admitted fabricating a story of a dramatic dash from Communist Hungary and was arrested a week ago on that hoax.
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Eisenstadt
Austria
Fritz Hammert
Hungary
Hammert
Garden of Eden Ban Denied by New York Board of Regents
The New York Board of Regents refused licensure for commercial showing of Garden of Eden, a color film about life in a migrant camp. The board denied Excelsior Pictures Corp. appeal after the division previously refused the license.
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Board O Regents
Excelsior] Pictures Corp
New York State
Three Youths Fined For Curb Cruising In Potige Court
Napoleon Jock 20 Richard Moon 21 and William Bongard 24 all of Williamson were fined five dollars each after pleading guilty to curb cruising. Police said the three followed three teenage girls near James and Mildred Streets around 12:40 a.m. Sunday.
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Potige
Dalian Itausiflad Dha
Napoleon Jock
Richard Moon
William Bongard
Williamson
James
Mildred
German A Chief To Visit Here
German Minister for Atomic Affairs Franz Josef Strauss will undertake a travel visit to the area. The forthcoming trip aims to discuss postwar energy policy and regional development with local officials and industry representatives.
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West
Franz Josef Strauss
Paaktata
Regents Tighten Scholarships By Parental Income Rules
Albany officials said state engineering and science scholarships will be awarded only to applicants whose parents earn under seven thousand dollars annually. The Regents announced that recipients of $500 grants must submit their parents' taxable income as reported on the latest federal tax return. The restriction applies to new scholarships established this year and involves the Atomic Energy Commission program and state department oversight.
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Board of Regents
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State Department
Regents
Terday
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Strauss
Department
Two Eaton Men Killed In Separate Crashes
Two Eaton men died in separate crashes near Morrisville with three others injured. Albert Pierson 22 and Truman Hoke 19 were hospitalized with serious injuries, while Lloyd LaBarge 55 died when his truck left a Morrisville road and overturned. An unidentified Morrisville High pupil in the truck was slightly hurt. Funeral services are arranged by Charles D. Baker Funeral Home.
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Herald-Journal
Morrisville
Eaton
Pendar
Frederick
Smith
Loyd LaBarge
Faxton Hospital
Utica
Albert Pierson
R.D
Hamilton
Truman Hoke
Maple Ave
R. C. Horstmyer
Young Smith
Pierson
Solsville-Bouckville
Hoke
LaBarge
Morrisville-Eaton Ray
Morrisville High School
Horstmyer
Charles D. Baker
Jackson Thro
Madison County
Eoroner
State Publishes Driver Licenses and Suspensions List
Albany Motor Vehicle Commissioner Joseph P. Kelly released a Syracuse District roster detailing driver license and motor vehicle registration revocations and suspensions for major causes during the first half of April. The list names individuals with revoked licenses for speeding, reckless driving, and alcohol related offenses, along with pending hearings and other revocations by conviction.
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Joseph P. Kelly
Syracuse
Orr
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W. Ono
Statin
Dixon Rey Warys
Tyke
Stohar Ij' Gator
Geore Aten
Glenn T Stata Hospital
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Sissenden
David Alan Boxtes
Beypky Brewerton Isseeaine
Thomas He
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Mativnale
Rover
Worden
Jaye
Seescuse
Auhus Kame
John
Miller
Stale St
Edwin W. Botizat
Lowell Ave
Branewie
Steer Meadow
Glovd Gilbert Smith
W. Staanse
Fimsie
Groton Moehine
Sueavine Seana
Aterlon
Leamer
Adeiess “Aether Marrone
Rotinlo St
Tehaen
Parker
Nevada Democrats Open Convention
The Democratic State Convention begins with over 300 delegates, from which 28 will be chosen to cast Nevada’s 1d votes at the national convention in Chicago next August. Sen. Stuart Symington (D MO) is the only potential nominee mentioned. The 1952 delegation was uninstructed.
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Lovelolk
Nevas
Chicago
Nevada
Stuart Symington
Escaped Auburn jail inmates rearrested at hospital
Two men who fled Auburn Indiana County jail were recaptured Friday at Mount Sinai Hospital after selling a pint of blue for five dollars. The incident followed a dairy workers contract offer that led Local 39 Dairy Em ployes and milk dealers to call off a strike set for midnight Sunday.
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Auburn
Ind
Mount Sinai Hospital
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