Egypt to Boycott Suez Talks in
London Aug. 16; India Will Attend
By the Associated Press 4
Democratic platform drafters,
turning from farm issues to for
eign policy, were told Tuesday
Eisenhower Administration han
dling of this countrys internation
al relations has been marked by
“bluff, boast and backdown.”
William Benton, former senator
from Connecticut and onetime
assistant secretary of state, said
“the country has been lucky to
avoid disaster” under Republican
foreign policies. He said it is
“high time to return our foreign
policy to competent and experi
enced hands.”
Benton was one of 34 groups
and individuals lined up to give
the Democratic committee their
views on what kind of foreign
policy plank the Democrats
should adopt.
Meanwhile, Adlai Stevenson
and Gov. Averell Harriman, lead
ing contenders for the Democratic
presidential nomination, waited
off-stage for the opening of their
party’s convention in Chicago
next Monday.
Stevenson was pictured by AP
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political reporter Jack Bell as
supremely confident of nomina
tion on the first or second ballot,
and as giving thought to a possi
ble running mate. Harriman back
ers—and several “favorite son”
candidates — were not conceding
there is grounds for such Steven
son optimism. Bell said.
As the Democrats continued
their pre-convention activities in
Chicago, White House aide Har
old E. Stassen’s “dump Nixon”
drive was dealt a setback in New
Hampshire. There, the state Re
publican committee, meeting in
Concord, voted unanimous en
dorsement of Vice President
Nixon for renomination.
Stassen, currently on leave from
his job as President Eisenhower’s
disarmament adviser, hopes to
supplant Nixon on the GOP ticket
with Gov. Christian A. Herter of
Massachusetts. Stassen contends
Nixon would be a liability to
Eisenhower’s campaign for re
election. Herter, who has agreed
to put Nixon's name in nomina
tion, has said he doesnt want to
be nominated for Vice President
when the Republicans hold their,
convention in San Francisco start
ing Aug. 20.
In Chicago, the Democratic
platform committee planned to
listen to the views of former
President Harry S. Truman on
Thursday before making any
final decisions on a foreign policy
plank.
Rotary Luncheon Thursday
Rotary luncheon meeting will
foe held Thursday noon at the
Bering Sea Club. The program
for the day will be the showing
of the second half of the film
of the “Nome Kids” on television
in New York City.
Son of 'Rochester' Given 5 Years
In Prison on Narcotics Charge
LOS ANGELES, Iff) — A five
year term in federal prison has
been imposed on Billy Anderson, |
28, son of TV and. radio comedian
Eddie (Rochester) Anderson, for
sale and possession of marijuana.
Young Anderson admitted in
court he had been convicted pre
viously on a narcotics charge in
Kentucky, and because of this the
five-year sentence was manda
tory. His lawyer said an appeal
would be made.
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FIVE OF QUEEN'S DEER
POISONED BY ARSENIC
LONDON, Iff)—Rangers at Rich
mond Park reported to police last
night that five deer, part of a herd
of 700 owned by Queen Elizabeth
II, have died from arsenic poison
ing.
The deer roam freely in the
2,500-acre park. Rangers said
they have so far been unable to
learn where the poison came
from. They added that they have
not ruled out the possibility the
animals were poisoned deliber
ately.
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| Tornado Unroofs South
| Dakota Hospital But No
One Seriously Injured
MARTIN, S.D., Ofi—A tornado
tore the roof off the Community
Hospital here Monday night de
molishing 40 buildings and caused
damage estimated at a half mil
lion dollars.
There were no known dead or
seriously injured, officers report
ed, although the storm’s heaviest
blow struck the residential dis
trict of this southwestern South
Dakota community of about 1,000.
Collapsed buildings bombarded
the community with flying debris
and cement blocks from a recent
ly built stock sales pavilion were
strewn about the streets.
The twister rolled back the
roof of the Community Hospital
“like a carpet.” All patients were
evacuated safely.
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