Adlai Attacks GOP Split Over Foreign Policy
Democratic nominee Adlai Stevenson warned voters that the Republican party is split on international cooperation. He spoke at the Ohio Democratic convention in Columbus while Eisenhower kept focus on campaign organization a separate Citizens for Eisenhower group will coordinate with the GOP. Stevenson also noted rival party divisions could shape the fall race as electors meet in Atlanta to pledge for Stevenson Sparkman.
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Kentucky Counts Ballots in State Primary Races
Louisville Kentucky resumes ballot counting as Saturday's Kentucky primary results finalize several races. REPS Brent Spence John Watts James Golden Renominated. Joe Bates defeated. Nominees Noble Gregory Frank Chelf Carl Perkins also advance. Sen Underwood and John Sherman Cooper to contest November for Chapman seat. House delegation now six Democrats two Republicans.
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Communist Rally In Berlin Falters as Police Break Up Skirmish
In West Berlin, a planned mass Communist rally collapsed despite a police alert. About 300 Red youths infiltrated from British sector, sparking a 10-minute clash as 36 were arrested, bringing the day’s total to 51. British controls also tight on Radio Berlin access and Soviet vehicles.
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New Victories Over Polio Seen
Basil O’Connor of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis cites polio prevention serum trials in Provo Utah Houston Texas and Sioux City as part of the year’s research progress. He notes 28 668 polio cases in 1951 and public health calls the year the third worst for the disease. The report also mentions a ceremony on giving keys to the city tracing to medieval origins.
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First public railroad in England opens oil search drill
A historical report notes a railway linked to an oil drilling venture near England in 1825. It mentions a hole over 20,000 feet deep and locomotives associated with the exploration effort.
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