WEDNESDAY. APRtt 18, 1956
White House Race
Kefauver Leads. Early
In New Jersey Returns
NEWARK, N.J., April 17 (!P)—Sen. Estes Kefauver ran
ahead of President Dwight D. Eisenhower in first returns to
of the "popularity" phase of New Jersey's presidential
primary.
Returns frorn l l79 of 4,155 voting districts, including 152
in heavily-Democratic Hudson County showed:
Kefauver (D.) 9.537.
Eisenhower (11.)15,672
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Adlai Stevenson (D.) write- ke Pushes
,in 7 I • •
But a slate of co vention dele
gates pledged to K:fauver trailed Civil Rights
an unpledged slat hez.l,2d by WASHINGTON, April 17 (.4 , )___
Gov. Robert B. Meyner and;President Dwight D. Eisenhower
backed by the D- ~ °cretin state. bore down tonight on civil rights
organization. but not the Democrats—in a
The Republicans had no suchispeech summoning the GOP to an
contest. A GOP elegate slate:election year "crusade" on be
pledged to Eisenh. , er had only half of "people and principles."
token opposition. I A half dozen times, in one form
The first 12 dis • lets to renorti or another, Eisenhower spoke up
in \the Democratic delegate con- ' , for equal opportunities for all
test gave the u i•ledged slatepeople regardless of race or creed,
28-4 for the Kefam er slate. for declared that the GOP "sets
Stevenson was •of a conten- up no walls of birth or creed or
der in the New J rsey primary tparty." •
and did not appe. in :he state I This was an address to a GOP
during the campa gn. His name campaign strategy conference that
was not on the ballot, ,campaign
party leaders from over
The unpledged :late generally i the nation. In effect, it was the
is regarded as friendly to Steven-lopening gun of Eisenhower's own
son. 'reelection campaign.
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Reds Announce
Dissolvement
Of Cominform
VIENNA, Austria, .April 17 (FP)
—Communist authorities announ
ced today they have dissolved the
Cominform, the Red information
bureau founded after World War
II with the aim of promoting
world communism.
Once used by Joseph Stalin in
fights against the American Mar
shall Plan and Yugoslavia's Pres
ident Tito, the nine-nation agency
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lcent years.
Its major effort has centered
on turning out from plush head
quarters in Bucharest. Romania,
a drab newspaper called "For a
Lasting Peace, For a People's
Democracy."
Western diplomats said the
Communist party members would
continue to follow the Soviet line
and th e reported dissolution
would have no practical effect.
U.S. State Department experts in
Washington called it a cheap ges
ture by the Soviet leadership to
court good will. .
Medical Student Indicted
BALTIMORE, April 17 (N)—A
1 murder presentment was returned
by the Baltimore grand jury
against Gregory M. Delli-Pizzi,
2 5, a University of Maryland
[medical student, in the death cf
la metallurgist.
Solons May Save Soil Bank
WASHINGTON, April 17 (W)—lmeasure.
Republican leaders in Congress As the GOP leaders went to
set out today to salvage the soillwork on his idea, the Agriculture
bank section of the vetoed farm Department announced this year's
bill. 1 i cotton crop will be supported at
President Dwight D. Eisenhow
,levels reflecting 87 per cent of
er rejected the bill yesterday as l Parity.
"bad" legislation but said Con- This is in line with the rate
gress could still give the farmers virtually promised by Secretary
some extra money this' year by of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson to
enacting a separate soil bank cotton state legislators.
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