Stevenson Viewing Kefauver as Primary Challenger
The 1952 Democratic race centers on Adlai Stevenson seeking a tougher flank, with Kefauver seen as his main challenger. Kefauver's withdrawal shifts focus to a Stevenson Kefauver ticket as Donohue signals joint ticket ambitions. Kennedy and Humphrey are also touted as potential running mates, seen as more compatible with party leadership.
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F. Joseph Donohue
Keffauver
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Sens
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Kefarver
Three Added To Committee For Crossing Study
A special sub committee was formed after a legislative session vote to study railroad crossing safety. Rep Johnson chairs with hearings planned late August or early September, aided by the Legislative Service Commission to prepare legal changes and research. The group will review state laws and examine model approaches from other states, with input from the Ohio Rail and highway bodies and civic groups.
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Chronicle J. Telegram
Rep. Johnson
Legislative Service Commission
Columbus
LSC
Joiner
SEC
Gin Association of Ralky
Johnson
American Association of Haile
Commusnion
Basie
Burge
Sen
Mosheri
I Railroad
Ohial Public Utilities Commission
Ion
Presty Unprovwe Peessing Pratectioan
Jurers Picked for Brink's Case Trial Begins
In Boston the Brink's eight suspected robbers face jury selection amid vast pool calls. Twelve defendants ages range from 17 to 48 and include McGinnis Gearan Richardson Malti Baker Costa Faherty. Defense lawyer Paul Smith accuses FBI chief Hoover and the government of jury fixing as opening arguments spark a courtroom clash.
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Manacles
Joseph F. McGinnis
Michael Gearan
Thomas F. Richardson
Adolph (Jass) Malti
Henry D. Baker
Vincent J.costa
James J. Faherty
Greater
Boston
Paul T. Smith
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edgar Floover
Ohioans Say Early Shift To Stevenson Unlikely
A Milwaukee 12 year old girl is questioned in the fatal shotgun shooting of 11 year old Kenneth Dukes. Dukes died after the girl fired through a window at a house. The girl claimed she counted to five before firing. Delegates to support Lausche and DiSalle remain undecided with speculation on convention timing. Former Senator Burke and campaign aides offered comments on delegate behavior and potential ballot outcomes.
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Kenneth Dukes
Dukes
Lauseare
Lansche
DiSalle
Chicago
Burke
Joseph W
Stevenson
Sullivan
Lausche
Deadly storms flood Pittsburgh region. hundreds homeless
Severe weather across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia leaves at least 18 dead and millions in damage. The Ohio River crest reaches 24.8 feet and flood waters inundate highways, homes and industrial sites while rescue crews and National Guardsmen assist in multiple counties.
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Thelpersons
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cleveland
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Salvation
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Sunday Army
Youngstown-Warren
National Guardsmen
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Golden Triangle
West Virginia
Canonsburg
Ohio River
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Salem
Wal
Warwood Locklace
Wheeling Downs
Wussburg
U S Steel Prices Jump As Costs Rise
U S Steel raises prices by 8.50 per ton amid higher labor costs from a new USW contract. The firm notes costs include wage increases and depreciation, seeking revenue for expansion. Industry wide hikes followed a 7.35 dollar per ton rise last year to fund a wage increase and labor costs.
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US. Steel
USW
Clifford Hood
U.S. Steel
Suez Parley Hopes Dimmer Hour and Airlift Plans
Egypt's Abdel and Arab League officials discuss a Suez conference while Britain and the United States weigh airlift operations and troop movements. The airlift, potentially the largest since a prior crisis, may involve 50 comet jets and other planes to evacuate nationals and ferry troops as inflation and wage disputes loom.
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Ocean
Khalek Hassouna
Egypt
U.S. Steel
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United States
Willjrance
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Mideast
Add- Hood
Soviet Union
India
Suez Canal
Cyprus
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Theseussinet
Cairo
France
Arab League
Family's Joy Is Shortlived at War News Climax
In Catania a family rejoiced as a postcard seemed to confirm Agauting Dantoni, missing and presumed dead on the Russian front in World War II. A later postmark showed the card was mailed twenty years late, exposing a con artist trick.
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Catania
Hale PY
Salan
Agauting Dantoni
Dantoni
Books Stolen From Patrol Car in Los Angeles
County probation officer Harold Garrison reported his car was broken into on Monday. Five books were taken from the front seat, including Juvenile Delinquency Criminal Psychology and Probation Studies.
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Los Angeles
CPI
Harold Garrison Tok
Wires Perspire Knocks Out Detroit Telephones
Excess humidity caused cables to perspire and short circuit. Detroit telephone system malfunctioned for over three hours Monday as wires overheated and service deteriorated. Officials attributed the fault to high humidity affecting the lines and equipment.
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Detroit
Ed Sullivan crash safety belt dispute arises
Police and a mechanic offered conflicting statements on Ed Sullivan's head on collision near Seymour Connecticut. Sullivan and three others were injured with one critical while a mechanic insisted a safety belt saved lives though police said Sullivan was not wearing one. Sullivan showed improvement at Griffin Memorial Hospital and was expected to be released soon.
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Derby
Conn
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Seymour
Edward Chatfield
Gustave Gunderson JR
Henry Mucei
Lincoln - Mercury
Griffin Memorial
Hospital
Hundreds Hunt Missing Girl In California
Newport Beach California Hundreds of volunteers joined authorities in a door to door search for five year old Barbara Blasier who vanished while playing in the sand. Her father Gordon Blasier and brother Larry Wayne swam in Balshoa Bay channel as lifeguards failed to locate her. Police said dragging would continue and considered the possibility of kidnapping or sex deviate. The family was visiting from Iowa with the mother pregnant at home.
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Waterloo
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Blasier
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Larry
Wayne
Balshoa Bay
Barbara
Iowa
Trial of 7 U S Soldiers in German Rape Case
Seven American soldiers faced a military court in Wuerzburg for the alleged mass rape of a 13 year old German girl on July 9. The trial drew wide German attention and raised tensions in German American relations as defense lawyers and investigators presented their cases. The accused, all in the 5th Infantry Regiment of the 10th Division, included Edward L. Brown Melvin F. Carter James Fe Wilson Clifton Franks James Garden Fred Chantler and Raymond Kasey.
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Germany
IGS
Iron Curtain
West Germany
West German
Sth
Pie
Edward L. Brown
Norwalk
Conne Pel
Melvin F. Carter
Harrisonburn
Vin
James Fe. Wilson
Wilmington
Del
Clifton Franks
Omaha
Nob
James Garden
Alachua
Fla
Fred Chantler
Kansas City
Raymond Kasey
Roanoke
Federal Tax Cut Lets Cheaper Tickets Through
President Eisenhower signed a bill removing the 19 percent federal excise tax on admission tickets goods priced up to 90 cents, a move theater owners say will save about 6,000 movie houses. The measure, part of a broader package, could cost the treasury around 60 million dollars yearly.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Treasury
Cecil B. King
D-Califh
King
French Actress Weds Director in London Registry Office
French actress Caron and British stage director Peter Hall married at a registry office in London on Monday. Caron, starring in the London production of Gigi, learned of the news upon arriving at the theatre late Monday night, just in time to perform.
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London
Sue Caro
Peter Hall
Miss Caron
Gigi
Dave Garroway to Wed Today in New York Civic Ceremony
Television personality Dave Garroway aged 42 and Pamela Wilde aged 28 planned to marry today at the Municipal Building in New York. Garroway was previously divorced by Adela Dwyer in Missouri in 1948 for mental cruelty, and Wilde had divorced Andre De Coninck in France in 1990 for non support.
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New York
Dave Garroway
Pamela Wilde
Carraway
Adela ‘Dwyer
Missouri
Miss Wilde
Andre de Coninck
France
Nudist Camp Hounded by Insect Invasion Near Diego
The operator of a nudist camp near Diego reports hundreds of large ants invading the grounds. Officials and campers struggle as the ant swarm disrupts outdoor activities and forces some visitors to wear shoes for comfort and safety.
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Calif
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