Gov. Harriman Is Gaining Strength
In West; Is Sure of New York Vote
. *By the Associated Press)
Gov. Averell Harriman of New
York apparently has strength in
both ends of the nation in his
quest for the Democratic presi
dential nomination.
Harriman already is assured of
the bulk of New York’s big 98
vote delegation to the national
convention. Friday a western sup
porter predicted he would get at
least 63Vi of the 98 votes in six
western states.
In Superior, Wis., backers of
Harriman and Adlai Stevenson,
the current front-running for the
Democratic nod to oppose Presi
dent Eisenhower in November,
were hard at work among dele
gates to the Wisconsin Democratic
convention.
All 28 of Wisconsin’s Democrat
ic delegate votes in the April pri
mary went to Sen. Estes Kefau
‘Little Train That Could’
Author Dies at 102
PHILADELPHIA (AV-Mrs. Fran
ces M. Ford, author of a number
of widely read children’s stories,
died in her sleep Friday at the age
of 102.
Her best known story is “The
Little Engine That Could,’’ written
in 1911. At that time she was us
* ing the pen name “Uncle Nat,”
and the story was reprinted many
times, often ascribed to an anon
ymous author.
She received her first royalties
from the story years later after a
distant cousin established proof of
her authorship.
The tale is that of a little engine
hauling a heavy load of Christmas
toys over a mountain to children
on the other side.
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ver, the third active candidate.
Harriman and Stevenson back
ers were buttonholing delegates
just in case Kefauver decides to
release them.
This seemed somewhat unlikely
now. Kefauver has said he iststill
in the running despite his defeat
by Stevenson in the recent Cali
fornia primary.
Sen. Humphrey <D-Minn) Fri
day let loose with a blast at Eisen
hower. Humphrey said the Repub
licans are “substituting popularity
for leadership and mediocrity for
principles.”
Humphrey said “I’m not blam
ing Eisenhower’s lieutenants for
his mistakes—he’s responsible for
his agents.”
In a speech prepared for the
same group, Rep. Zablocki <D-Wis>
said American foreign policy has
“suffered tremendously” under
Eisenhower’s leadership.
Zablocki said this was so be
cause “the present administration
has failed to follow a consistent,
straightforward course in world
affairs.”
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All B-57 Canberras
Grounded Until
Defect Corrected
WASHINGTON, WV_The Air
Force said Saturday all its B-57
Canberras will remain grounded
until a mechanical defect at cer
tain speeds and altitudes is cor
rected .
Limitations on the use of the
light jet bomber went into effect
in January after pilots had re
ported a tendency of the plane to
nose down at comparatively low
altitudes and in certain speed
ranges.
The limited use order remained
in effect until May 24, when a full
grounding order was issued. This
order was relaxed on June 12 to
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