Truman OKs Harriman But Ducks Any Choice
Former President Truman urged a free open convention to nominate the Democratic candidate next year and praised Harriman as having qualifications for president. He dodged naming any favorite, saying age and fitness matter, and noted the party has several good men. He spoke beside Harriman at the executive mansion.
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Adlai Says Farmers Face Unfair Deals at Opening Day
In Green Bay Adlai Stevenson attacks current Republican policy, arguing farmers are not sharing in prosperity while other groups gain. He warns registration for farmers yields bad deals and criticizes the administration’s handling of agricultural fairness.
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Middle East tensions and election notes in Albany report
A story fragment notes a leader warning of grave risks from an arms race in the Middle East and a London protest over Nasser's claims. It also mentions a November 8 election and a light turnout in upstate cities, with a Democratic presidential candidate criticizing unfair farming critique.
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Paris
Dry Spell Forecast Keeps Rain Away for Next Few Days
Weather outlook from U S meteorologist Andrew P Keller at Hancock Field predicts dry, cool days ahead after recent heavy rain. Tonight will be clear with a low near 40, tomorrow high in the low 60s, and Monday Tuesday warmer. Gusts reached 53 mph last night with earlier forecasts of up to 79 mph.
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Ike Passes Milestone In Recovery From Heart Attack
President Eisenhower rests and is cheerful after advancing toward recovery. Doctors report a good night’s sleep and progress without complications as Vice President Nixon arrives to visit at the Denver White House. The medical bulletin notes potential further conferences with Dr. Paul Dudley White and Secretary of State Dulles, with plans for Gettysburg convalescence and a resumed schedule pending further consultations.
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Saratoga Launch Hailed as Hefty Navy Carrier
The 60 000 ton Saratoga is launched amid protests and publicity at New York Naval Shipyard. Demonstrators clash with police in Rouen style scenes as officials announce the ship will require months of finish work before joining the fleet. Navy notes emphasize habitability and power while dodging questions on nuclear propulsion and future sea basing.
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Oswego Driver Faces Three Hitting Three Parked Cars
John L. Luber, 39, of 260 W. Firth St Oswego, pleaded innocent in Traffic Court to three charges for allegedly hitting three parked cars on Butternut Street. Judge Truman H. Preston released him on $1000 cash bail for driving while intoxicated and parole on two leaving scene charges. Cars hit belonged to Bernard McDermott, Burton Golden, and Ernest W Norton in the 1800 1300 and 1100 blocks. Luther said he stopped after the first crash, noted the scene, and kept driving, later hoping to locate owners as more damage occurred.
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John L Lewis In Good Shape After Heart Attack
Washington United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis left a hospital in first rate condition after treatment for a minor heart attack weeks earlier. Doctor says he needs a moderate convalescence but is in very good shape as political shifts in Morocco and Faure's program loom in Paris and Rabat.
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John L. Lewis
John Minor
United Mine Workers
Experts Seek Controls as Atom Race Moves
United States leads eight task forces to detect concealed nuclear weapons and study control methods while disarmament talks wrap. Stassen says a science group will tackle detection of hidden bombs, with seven other teams addressing inspection problems. Delegates from the US Britain France Canada and Russia close a 12-session subcommittee meeting.
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University of California Radiation , Laboratories
Music Critics Describe Their Distinctive Hairstyles
Critics reveal their long hair reputation and crew cuts among delegates. They describe Schonberg as a he man fisher when free from office and note he flew in a DCS during the war. The workshop shows critics applaud sincerely as Louisville bourbon settles are passed around.
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Jackson carnival snake scare yields massive python
Jackson NC reporters recount a carnival incident near the Roanoke River Valley where a 300 pound regal python was captured after a struggle. Police Chief Elmo Wheeler and helper Rufus Jones wrestled the snake into a car with the help of reinforcements. The carnival owners faced charges but were released for lack of evidence.
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