| Show ?'£& BaCii!t'zs&S3&i a hT & s m£r -- i The Salt r” Lake - '- - - ' c vy Tribune Wednesday August v?- :: r mi M e- ' - tfty-T- 'a f ' 15 1956 War Hangs on Dead Center Tug-o-f- Civil Rights Uiittlc Siniim Candidates Brace for Ballot ConllntMMl from I’agc v One y ? ab stung foim floot bullies anti nominees over plat 1 lie afternoon session of the (oinentlon had the femiPittsburgh nine tooth anti appeals for Laurenor staled "positively” Wisconsin the Miss ami the Airs to get that the Michigan and Minnesota delegations were out this year and vote Derno-- i (the nor tit Mijoi David but the to Stevenson switching L delegations themselves have taken any formal action in that direction Sen F’mos Leftover attorn paint'd bv Sit unison and Mis Fleinor Ftoosevelt mule emu tionil and appnently effetlive appialto Ills tmnier elohgitos including those of Minnesota land W ist nnsin - to tinnsfti to Stevenson WOK It higpait of delegation on the sr ratii not I'Assin Seven Democratic congtess women and Mis Katie Ixuoh-liein itional dn ec tor of Demo-- t rat ie Womens Attmties took over t be po'l mm to pummel the GOR and pieclut then own will (ome out on top in Ihe Novcmhci voting Aftei winning in 1952 Mis IoiK hhcim said the Republic ans sr tiled down to government bv pulls AS ih tt a si ig dinm i arid finally Ihey the 11 vote Mulligan into gov ei unit nt by Mug will go tr Ktpvenson lapsed ” Mine women than ever nation ond ballot aftei vot she said aie going to flock to Ing fust foi Ms 'favorite son" Gov G Mennen W ilhams But Gov VVliliarns came out of the delegation to of a the Dcmonatic eat banner this mucus COV ( I FBI ENT vvlto served as tompoiary chan man by rea “It Is my feeling and (he son of Ins having delivered Mon note speech to feeling of the (incus that the play nights key umventlon is on dead (elder the convention presided until' time for Raburn to take over and drifting dangerously" Downtown headquarters of Williams said he is going to candidates and delegations set lip w ithin the Michigan dele hummed with activity whirling gallon a committee "to woikaiound the efforts of presiden out some further consolidation Rul and mo presidential hope of liberal foicov so that u dear fuls to spear mote votes ut (1e( i s tori nnv be made on a' Harrlman lold newsmen his platfmm and ticket sutisfuc tor own is getting campaign to liheials” 1'nless something is done to "more and more'’ pledges of consolidate llbeuls he said ‘we support tell novvsmon H 11 AP smiling Gov Averell Harrlman left York chats with Gov Raymond Gary A 0 1 Wirepkolo lioina In Chiengo Harrlman headquarters has said Gary will eider Harrlman nomination Npw' Oklu- - Choice Ticiip Delegates Domain Divided To Bring Convention Ulahn Split Tribune Convention Bureau CHICAGO Aug 11 — On a' Continued from Page One basis of present prefer ernes try Ing to he the tail wagging Utah’s delegation to the Pomoj py hap tlKi(J hat cratic Convention will split in before and hav o not sue (coded ” several directions if an unbreak HK HEFIFICTFn that the able deadlock develops between llvl1 )fihls P 1 a 11 k wlu h candidates Adlai Stevenson and emerges from the convention Averell Ilarrtman 'will be enthusiastically accepted But It will have to be an un y piirjy ancj tFmt there will bieakable deadlock to pty most no southein revolt of them away from their present Mr Truman recalled Incidents first rhoice of several visits to Utah and State Clubman Milton L told the delegates he tegai clod a llarnman lieu their visit as a high compliment Wetlenmann tenant Is disposed as of now to to a retued pm ate citien turn to Sen Stuart Symington Moving fionr the Tinman to Jn ease of a stalemate National the Hat liman suite the deleCommitteeman Calvin V Raw gates next hear (1 from Gov Raycam lings a Stevenson man regai ds mond Gary Ilarnman’s Sen Lyndon Johnson of Texas' pa'Sn manager and candidate llarnman as he best deadlock bet Gov timan told Hai the dele- SALT LAKE County Chair gates that he felt he should e suppmt of the West beman A Waly Sandack would “start ringing the Kefauver cause he understood it ptob (Sen Estes Kefauver of Tenues lems pee) bell again” Walter K "The spirit of the West" Granger delegation chan man lie commented “should lie Ihe and a Stevenson backer would Dcokm ratle of be disposed to go to Symington spirit party” as would Fiank E Moss (now for Harriman) Calvin L Ramp lie dot laied that his positions ton (now firmly uncommitted if Ion major issues were well not undecided! Mrs Kathleen know n and that he hadn't Meikle (now a Harriman fan) ‘‘changed Ins position" He ch and Elizabeth Vame (a Iluii reeled lus comments on issues at the Eisenhower administraman barker) rival lVmo-ciati- c Clvde S Johnson of Vernal tion lather than at He randulates pai Ik ular-llooks ujwrn pome of the claik need for a the emphasized lie horses with mote favor than faun pto-giadoes upon the front runner s He more comprehensive and a more positive forWil likes Gov Mermen (Soapy) policy lnms of Mb higan or S nungton eign He ppedfhally ctilKied the to At pi event he is ‘‘leaning" "building administration veard Stevenson partly in rear of Egypt up IT evident Nasser tion to Mr Tiuman’s endorse and him in the ment of llarnman face" and added that this type re-cet- v them all and we ate fighting for the same things " From the Ilamman suite the delegation moved at toss the sped to the Stevenson h( id jquaiters Mr Stevenson aftei greeting the delegates and re hailing in Idents on his fcevet d visits to Salt Luke City said theie was little he could add to the views on issues he had ex pressed from roast to const through three ( impaigns In response to questions on the farm problem he said he had long supported 90 per cent of panty price supports on basic crops but did not regard this as "an adequate and enduring solution’’ “WE MUST" he declared "have additional weapons in our at serial I regirt that the Re public ans did not adopt the soil and bank plan a year eailicr I am sorrv they aie not now experimenting with a sv stern of pioduction pay incuts— especial lv on dairy and livestock prod j the ITls vie tory” de That wis in termmoii by a minority bakime Imn about opposition repot ts of powet bloc oi we could have1 candidacy was stalling a deadloc K with unfot seeable ie Han iman s national campaign suits ' ciiitHloi Loyd Benefield put a contention in writing WILLI VMS HU) a ‘‘no com foi ward man and Stevenson will that his nunt” reply lo a question be "only about 100 votes’ apart whether ho tegnds some of the on the fust ballot southein support building up aiound Sen Johnson of Teyrs as a bloc of the Ivpo he men tioncd Hut some of the people mound him felt there was a chant e Johnson might wind up with almost Ihe entile South and keep it cither tor himself E Ovid A Martin or hand it over to Sen Mua it Endurance CHICAGO Aug 11 - Harry Tinman was following bis f piecepr in politic al waif ue when he said publicly Tuesday that Adlai E Stevenson is "too defeatist’ to beat the Republicans tins yeai and add ed foi good measuif ‘Since coming lo Chicago I have con eluded that he would cany no nioie stales in 1936 than hoi did in 1932 " Demos Adopt Farm Plank - ' one-thir- d - ! e i tion CIRCAGG Aog 14 — Idaho s Dmocratie convention dclegc t on Tuesday was reported so delicately balanced between the tvo leadirg jresrdertial candi to Cither 1 c bet delegate "Im i bum st i Aug 11 i - ik mg Sluiopt i"i lv t gi ' a i i Ini he n l"i 1 j c vv Aveiell cVX m the pot( e Ollt of the Soufi Y Ttoccflaiciiil Iluini Wl candid I vv is ’ c his Hansen fiom nr deegatc il i tn sre veil ' j dates that it coull ful T'g’ tv Adlai yteynson or Gov Aveiell sard Ave uit'i’a tou h I tan man bv t re time tlie fimi1 Gr otdn and 3 ale a' ent t j tailot rs cjsp tiuuuBlu i of h“ or cvrix Llact Min res' o 1 s ut ’ frozen i Mis CHICAGO leaner RooMVilt left hen foi New York ‘1 lies lav i got with hope and eoifideme tint the ve Demin litic convention will the lo'nmaton to Gov Mom son The foi met fusr ladv mk! slip Ii cd lo Hep ii t bet aie b t! or irg begins betause she is leiv it p evident! her d tablv hopeful— r" m hisnur or — flashed r hi convention drpgei ously” W hams urged ‘funiicr cosolida tion of liberal forms lest their platform and national ticket ob jeetives be lost THE GOURNORS pitch agieed on in a closed Michigan dc leg ition emeus apjiuentlv 'was nmat'cl at nmthein states bound to suppmt tmuile sons W ilhams appai mh easoned tint if til' v )oinc d ii ii Mu hi gan and tin n as a gioup got bo hind eillier A tl u Stevenson oi Test ( the Saving "di if ting 1 u ei e vv i1 unm not c 1 l1’sliv 1 v W’e must have 100 per rent suppoi t ac ross the boat d for per ishables as well as stoiables Our Tvesiock pioduceis aie the haidest hit and any ptogtam that will not assuie relief for them w ill be inadequ etc and w ill not win inncheis to the Demo i a lie c olumn ( dsetT said that by Mi com puiscm it was difficult to get 3h Stevenson to endoise 90 per ut suppoi ts He said Mr Stevenson” also talks only in broad terms on the conseiv it ion of natuial Gov Ilamm in in Now it is churned that half offers a specific piogiam then vote's will go to the Newi if Gov Hai timan could do moie CHICAGO Aug 11 — Gov Aveiell Ilamman appeals to be doing a better job than Adlai Stevenson in wooing western dc legates and one of the ie csons is firsthand knowledge of the West and its problems This was pointed up Tuesday when the cliaii man of Mon tan i s 12 man delegation held a pi ess confeience and gave his ie csons foi being won ovei as a suppoi t ei of Go ilamman The Montan i delegation ong innily was pledge to Sen Estes but when he with Kefauver - I fit wheat and other grams will not save Montana farmers s i The on Associated Press Wider nungton of Missouri CHICAGO Aug 14 Johnson told a news ronfei The erne nobody has offered him Democratic platfmm chaffing “any kind of clear or sounded committee Tuesday adopted a him out about swinging Texas faim plank that greatly watered and ds 5G voles to somebody down eailier proposals which else if he himself steps out of would have pet nutted a Burn tire pic sidential nomin etion pic nun type faim progum tuie The plank which has yet to be appi ov ed hy t he full 108 mem Tllh TUX insisted his own ber platform committee prom roll in the convention is thit of )hat (hs (Mndidute rannot he 0f the Mont cn i dc legation who snatms or House members puce supports on elec ted if r enom ina te d isalsothe Democ latii car did ite fiom the Western states weie icvcuisingj a moderating influ at 90 per cent of parity The foue of Tiuman's thtust f0I jTONoinoi said he has he suppoi ting him including Mon-ierne In platfoim writing and ctops of the 100 rent ad per 'candidate t housing so thepaitv instead amplified by the fac ts that the come sold on Gov Ilamman be Lanas Kens James E Murray nets” vocated by Btannan plan back vvicldei of the dagger not onlv ui'-- he knows the Mike Mansfield His an He said he hoped th it the will leave Chicago at the end ei s pioblems of an SW1’ was a Democrat president but the West and offers a sound were com lhat "‘iS they plirnk adopted by the conven lot lire w emk in the gi eatest pos pm was elected as such in 1918 by milled to Mr Stevenson several tion would rail for a variety of jsihle unity 1‘arity is a legal standard for solving them giam where he knew the Mainly vvbat the South wants for measuring farm prices de- pi oung He sos Gov Hum man If months ago weapons to cope with the luge vanetv of pioblems posed by is a n il rights dec laratmn fiom signed to be fair to farmers in juguku of the Rc'iubheans was elected picsident would work The ITin iman amp is claim the Democratic Pally that omits rc Litton to prices they must and how to sht it for the much needed develop mg th rt it has near agiicultuie ly 100 W est Mi Stevenson stiessed t h a t lny all out endorsement of the pay III M VV not be able to in ment of the Wests important votes are tl vote's These he was not going to say any supieme Couit decision outlaw v okc tins to natuial resources and that he (larrnc'd in 10 Western states history successfully Ihe Unlike Biannan the plan thing unkind about other Demo img his pm pose m 1931)-- w hie li is lo offers sound piogiam for its q hey have no votes in Cali for Regulation in public Ilam bools Vat tons nor then nci s — plunk made no spec if promises ehminite (rat if candidates-Go- v Mevenson But Tru agiicultuie mining lchcf fiom mi and Oregon whose 81 vote's t to of penshahle man has inflicted suppoi ptiees man or any one else me hiding Stevenson and Haiti a wound on llngh freight rates and fm obt un aie pledged to Stevenson like hogs cattle poul the fiont “As my enemv do not mtm ni(in pave said the party pi it pioducts net at a moment in ing clierp public power inn and funis vegetables he In addition Stevenson now ie fmm should suppoi t the unut tiy her any Democrat ‘I am for II tinman” said Mi It metely said the party would the tace when Stevenson needs mat keel lias Arizona’s 16 votes Arl 'ruling the can i he summon the “because he Olsen onlv is strength continue advocate piactieal 'Mv enemv h the Republican to cioss the finish line the candidate who is forceful in sup zona had some Harriman efforts ec Compromise strength hill lire delegation winner potf of needed 100 per cent par Tuesday In a 17 member under the unit rule (literates in it The Tennessee deleg ion tty fot Montana Lumets (Irnfllrijf subcommittee trying and at a caucus Tuesday they THE BHANNAN plan which dined to be favoiable on the to whip th platform Into was advanced duung the Ttu fit si ballot but concerned wiih “Ninety fcr cent supwrts voted in favor of Adlai shape for ac tion by the man administi ation by Some other southern gioups of sum Present indications are that Wednesday taty of Agriculture Charles r lar inc lination over mounting Gov Ilairimans haid but I have not been paving too despite the convention itself Biannan featured high income reports that the text of the civil oi k on the Western delegations nuuh attention to this numbers rto mmh ° except gem antees for all commodities ngbls plank will be very dm he will get little more than ime (esumdirng lire number lls"n to rnore speeches and in broad use of government pay- tasteful to them derided in of its fust 'ballot votes of (1rDS4tes supporting each 15111 NPher Rubuin as the meats and limitation of maxi- - caucus to plav for a while Hie Emne Ihe situation could Iater andidate) Mr (JmH-schaumnn — the man 'muni benefits to family type waiting game of the favorite Some potential Ilamman gan my canij'aign manager is peimanorat t tic g cl for any en Ifiims to handle son in a bitter position to answer claimed if and when aie (votes " the big California delegation is qui"tions on that Mi Liming m roplu'd that Mr ('leased Stevenson would tcscive incur A question being fiequentlv thin bOd vote's on tlu fust but Mention Williams of Mu lug in asked tier e is bow rnuc h did tin lot and would teieive tlie mmii Tuesd ry sought to rally uneom endoi seniont of foi me r Piosi nation on Mu sioiui lie je mitted Noithein forces in a bid 'dent limy S Ttumcn help Gov ported that Ail nna tied just to checkmate the growing in Itammin it w is answered hoi e ommittet its 16 vote (telega fluence of a Southein bine at Tuesd iv bv the chan man of the tion to Stevenson under a unit the Demon atie national comen Montana delegation tuie by i Tib me Convention Euirau enk Hew lelt L Tribune Convention Buieau Truman Was “reaching for the jugular" in this nitensifi-- ' cation of his elfoit to persuade the Democrat National Convention not to renominate Stev enson -- l By S y Idaho Delratioiji Balance Dclicalc Knowledge of Wes I At tluir kmc k New York Times Writer R c 1 1 Ilarriimm Siren oMb: Adlai Attack lit said he vv is pioud of Ml trewoman Roxey Romney a Tl unvcn s support adding S'ev enson admit er also likes lie IS the gi cutest f ghter of i Symington or llumphtoy as a second c hou e Jesse Tuttle a fn m Hai t Iman A' (tie I tab delegation de man desettbed himself as ‘real parted Mi Stevenson temuked ’’ favorable toward llumphiey "I sometimes wonder why A few of the delegates haven would want to do this anyone to Sc hultz reached a first choice yet Bv Rober t G twice” say nothing of a second choice Chicago Daily Nows Witter And a few otheis who have a CHICAGO Whether tlie visits Aug 11 — If hinged first ptefeience aient going be Ayorett Hamm in Inks anv anv votes on tlie delegation was 3 ond that at the piesent time qualific itlons t for the jnesi-dem- a question But they fumed one it isn onduiame up fm lhurtprcn Delegate Cut Ax OF Tt II)VY the delegv Line olnevpic T tie It T n lot tin elnf no uneommil inky lion lineup was appuentlv six1 New Yoikgoxoiroi stood up d cud doubtful s ud lie h a d foe Tin iman four and one half to t tic' In t of ttii'in m a tin ee 11 m l dec id d to suppoi l ( ov f u Stevenson and one and one t st uf his st cmii'c ‘lues mm bee u usi ha stems to tic hour ulc d ti tlf midi The II uimnn cicv night moie dovv n to c n th cl was 1 1 urn in ard 1’s atti u v e Witio’il coimnittc nnn Cal imp iinung eight of the t vc he otc s v m W an est tl cvv tin s ltjti o Mu i the wife- - 3’ u ie d "999 h nuts at a big ie to Mr h l v enson g lies ji'ctfl vv f ii i mu on c c'j itioii tlu v tnn de'rgi'os in the Com i lUton Hotels giant bail Mrs I’DIi Dejtirls Harriman Passes (Jains in Bunion Truman Rips ‘Jugular’ in to a quos reply is 1 then-slappin- n nomination the u- - for S-- have delegate from New York than distracted to other doings a ) y r could easily shift lo Syming Hubert t Ilumptuc'V ton or of Mimic sot i NaMonal Commit could Janies Farley his attention c ' was clinractetisllc of slew Is that the former of thing Kisonhower-Dulle- s foreign the President might have better oi lack of policy lie ex (policyuniof role the party plHjed ifsrd confidence that he fier 'would win the nomination and y m N3ov ember Ballet now a St jthe pu George he v enson ter thinks suppoi “I think” he rommentecl would shift to Sen Johnson In we Imve a better chance “tliiit the event of a deadlock Giovei limn wc had In 1918 when Mr s also a Stevenson buk A G Truman went out anil won a ruption i Figures Top Present Case to Utahns j Tuesday then an InterAdlai Mevenson no sooner greets II was a quic k hello on ism s re dec illiams could tlic'V Itlil null dive but h pii'toim is espc Vilis lif p i c v Ills c iiiiiiigii og gung ul etc s mi (or it g lie aiL liMmd lo pass Itei-- f oft Ailtit xifVfuson ami vrell II trrlnran I Hi n t r llmise tin: al iainetl liilluaj c i dly inter- ested in adoption of a strong civil rights plank in the plat form Generally the South is holding out against this Williams was vsitei Tuesday afternoon by Ilmiznn and the two spcit a bill hour together ill W iliams boiel suite F’oth scid afterw ud oi lv that ('mv dls uss d pol ti s in 1 j t fo J 'i i s uti i - I" Blocks Combat Tribune Convention Burenu Aug mi — Utah s Democ ratio national romnuttee-maCalvin W Rawlings Chicago n pic sented the circlet dels commit c tee online nd itmns which iveilcd a seating fight oven two “u‘''7 n (h mnUw legations Tuesday night at the Demon a tic Nation cl Convention Not a single no vote w is he Oil vv In n Pei tn inent Cl in m ih S mi Rav but n put the qm s jtinn on adiiption of the ledcn-tial- s I e mmut tee r c poi t committee hai voic'd m( e vvtelninglv lo spat ri’legauoi s ft on Mississippi led bv Gov J P Coleman ard Sout’j Cai olina heafted by Gov George Beil Tim moiman 31 Rawlings received wide n claim aftei the S on s for is skillful dieition of the 1nftmg of the cte' mills ie i r d f d He wis With poi t I hive bee n rout Hint ivnhng j a div s p ti ut 1 c c I W UU Ula Im's Proposal g c V il i i |
