Stevenson presses third run in Democratic drift
Adlai E. Stevenson reclaims a share of Democratic attention as Kennedy and Humphrey rest. He hints at a third White House bid and delivers a Virginia speech critiquing the Eisenhower era, accusing the administration of deception and concealing world crisis facts.
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Washington
UPI
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
White House
Latin America
University of Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Dwmass
Wie
Wisconsin
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
West Virginia
Kennedy
Ex-Drug Company Aide Attacks Industry in Senate Hearing
Dr. A Dale Console of Princeton testing drug industry practices says doctors and the public face a stream of worthless or harmful medicines. He notes aggressive promotion and shifting drug novelty as key issues. Also coverage on Javits push for medical insurance and other congressional items.
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UPID
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GOP
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Iowa
State Department
U.S
Gross
House
Ruies Committee
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House Committee On Government Information
Corregidor-Bataan Memorial Commission
Migratory Bird Conservation Commission
President Eisenhower Skips Morning Golf Session
President Eisenhower postponed his morning round at Augusta National to study a batch of official papers flown from Washington to the vacation White House. He planned to resume golf in the afternoon with Brig. Gen. Andrew J. Goodpaster, the White House staff secretary, present.
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UPN
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Augusta National Golf Club
Andrew J. Goodpaster
The Chronicle Telegram 1960 Rates Notice
Published daily except Sundays and holidays by Lorain County Printing at Elyria Ohio lists carrier rates per year in advance local Lorain and adjoining counties 15.00 elsewhere in Ohio 17.00 outside Ohio 18.00 This notice outlines subscription pricing and delivery terms as of April 13 1960.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Counties
Religious Issue Lacks Fire Of 1928 Smith Hoover Campaign
Washington dispatch recalls how 1960 religion debate differs from 1928, when Al Smith faced hostility over Catholicism and Prohibition. It notes lingering anti Semitism, the Bowery style, and how 1924 Democratic strife foreshadowed Smith’s 1928 bid amid factional clashes and Prohibition pressure.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
UPI
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Herbert C. Hoover
California
South
America
al Smith
Smith
U. S
H. L.mencken
Bowery
Raddio
Government to Return $20 Million in Unclaimed Tax Refunds
The U.S. government plans to pay about 400 000 taxpayers thirty million dollars in unclaimed income tax refunds. The Treasury holds the funds indefinitely and will issue payments if claimants sign and verify their returns. No deadline exists, and inquiries can be made to district IRS offices by mail or in person.
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Edward Cowan Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Internal Revenue Office
Youth With Hostage Subdued By Tear Gas
In Pulaski Virginia a belligerent 18 year old, Jack Jennings, barricaded himself with a 10 year old girl hostage for 31 hours in his father in law's home. He surrendered screaming during a tear gas barrage. The girl was unharmed. Jennings was beaten into submission and taken to the hospital and then to the Southwestern State Mental Hospital at Marion. Jennings had earlier seized his sister in law Barbara Butts and threatened to die violently.
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Pulaski. Va
UPD
Jack Jennings
Jennings
Southwestern State Mental Hospital
Marion
Barbara Butts
C. W. Butts
Virginia
Alvis Says Electric Chair Not Deterrent to Murder
Former Ohio Penitentiary Warden Ralph W Alvis told a legislative committee that the image of the electric chair rarely deters murder and that many crimes are acts of passion. He urged abolition of the death penalty noting about 500 inmates serve life for first degree murder and praised some prisoners as well-behaved.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ralph
W. Alvis
Alvis
Mill Fire Causes Over Twenty Thousand Dollars Loss
Fire swept through the old Parsch building and adjacent structures in Lorain, destroying a lumber storage and drying kiln while leaving the Troxel Building mostly vacant. Firefighters battled flames for and hour. several workers sustained burns and injuries from hot hoses. The loss is estimated above $20,000 with the site set for possible sale.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Melvin White
Cleveland St
Lsted
Cliff Speer
Ken Kaufman
W. N. Bates
Ryan
Washington Ave. Bridge
Lodi St. Falls
City Water Office
Troxel
Safety Service
Dale Kellogg
Virgil L. Hume
Lorain
Troxel Ridge
Fleet Division
U. S. Naval Reserve
Stilwell
Princeton Ave
T. S. Morse Associates
Stillwell
Parsch
Youths Sentenced for Cross Burning in Neigborhood
Panama City Florida youths Ronnie Hamlin 19 and Robert J Love Jr 18 were sentenced Tuesday to pay $100 fines and spend 30 nights in jail for burning a cross in a Negro neighborhood. They will continue high school classes during the day.
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Panama City
Fla
UPD
Ronnie Hamlin
Robert J. Love Jr
Soviet Army crack down looming over independent commanders
Soviet officials plan a Kremlin crackdown on Red Army leaders who resist party directives as the Red Army newspaper notes renewed friction between professional officers and political commissars assigned to control them. A conference of party secretaries will be convened to address the issue, seen as intolerable.
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London
UPI
Red Army
Communist Party
Sovietskaya Armiya
Kremlin
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
World In A Spin Highlights Polish Abstract Art Bid
A Warsaw art leader visits New York as Poland's abstract painting revival gains attention despite communist limits. The trip of Aleksander Kobzdej signals continued resistance to Realism in art and the push to exhibit in America.
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New York
America
Aleksander Kobzdej
Warsaw
Academy of Fine Arts
Poland
Princess Margaret
Jacob Epstein
Illinois primary demonstrates party organization wins
Democratic and Republican organizations routed insurgents in Illinois. Gov. William Stratton secured a Republican nomination for a third term while Otto Kerner won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination over Joseph Lohman and Stephen Mitchell. Nixon led in national GOP appeal as Illinois sent late U S presidential votes. Kerner defeated Lohman and Mitchell 2 1 for governor.
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UPI
Tinois
Springfield
William C. Stratton
Otto Kerner
Richard M. Nixson
Nixon
Eisenhower
William F. Knowland
California
John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Illinois
Kerner
Cook County
Joseph Lohman
Stephen Mitchell
GOP
Paul H. Douglas
Stratton
Samuel W. Witwer
Warren E. Wright
William Rentschler
Toledo Gas Office Robber Gets $2,700
Police sought a bold gunman who robbed the downtown Ohio Fuel Gas Co. office of about $2,700 Tuesday afternoon and escaped after a foot race with company employees.
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Toledo
UPI
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
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