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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Harriman-Symington? Recently Frank McKinney, in a private survey for Truman, found that no candidate is strong enough to be nominated on the first ballot. McKinney also reported that he found Missouri's Senator Stuart Symington with enough second-choice support to be the nominee if the convention deadlocks...
While the NAACP goes forward as quickly as it can, responsible Southern leaders must be enlisted on their side, without the false maintenance of disclaimers of radicalism that are really the well-springs of inaction. It is, admittedly, not easy to make definite progress in some areas at present; neither...
Small, chipper Bishop Gerald Francis Burrill, 49, was unimpressed by angry Dr. Higgins, doubted that the subject would even come up at this week's convention. "It's just a tempest in a teapot," he shrugged. "Or you might say it's an old chestnut that'...
In cavernous Minneapolis Auditorium one day last week, the 766 delegates to the Quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Church, representing more than 9,000,000 Methodists, stood up and applauded. Reason for their enthusiasm: the convention's solution of the most indigestible problem with which they had been...
In the keynote address before the Inter-collegiate Democratic Convention, sponsored by the HYDC in Sanders Theatre, Butler accused the President of abandoning leadership to further his own popularity.