| Show - Shower Clowe Tribune Telephones Salt Lake City vicinity Utah Idaho and Wyoming — Fartljr Nevacloudy scattered showers da-Fair some thundershow-e- i Tor news and editorial departments EM 3 1511 Information sports scores EL 5 7511 Business advertising and ciiculation s EM 3 1525 Vo! 173 either map on Page No 12) Salt lake Cits I tab — Fridas Morning Viigusi 17 1956 — - Copyright 105(1 hearns-Tribtin- Trlee Five Corporation e D 5 Cent D- -' T I'LM f A - lkt- ’K Is ‘A If Vote Tide Ends In Acclamation Adlai Asks Help In Naming Mate Convention Delegates Cold To Choose Own Candidate By 0 N MaltnquisD Tnbune Political Editor CHICAGO Aug 16 — Adlai E Stevenson as expected before the balloting began Thuisday night ci ushe'd all opposition to win the Demouatic pi evidential- nomination for a second time on the fust ballot sending him once more up Victory-camPiesident Dwight D Eisenhower the ”unh” Republiagainst can’ candidate to be renominated next week in San Franetseo and the winner of the fust encounter between the two In th 1952 campaign Stevenson s victory was so apparent from the outset that the roll call lacked its usual excitement although a brief pandemonium went up when the Pennsylvania vote (t7 for Stevenson 7 for Aveioll llai liman) put the former Illinois gov pi nor over the G’ majouty figure DOS' to 210 Final Vole Decitlrtl that After only a few votps were scattered for anv of the other 10 candidates who figuied In the voting The end of the oil call found Stevenson with 905 s vote's to 210 for Ins most serious "contender" Hardman Then Gov Raymond Gary of Oklahoma who had put Hard man in nomination at the afternoon session moved that the convh ’’on nominate Stevenson Tnbune Convention Bureau by acclamation CHICAGO Aug 16 — Utah It did swung onto the Adlai E StevenJohnson Poor Third son bandwagon with its 12 votes Running a poor third with 80 Thursday night after it had votes was Sen Lyndon B John passed and Idaho clambered son of Texas The 56 vote Texas aboard as It was passing A member of the Idaho deledelegation siood by him even after Stevenson had passed the gation however placed the votmagic number Other holdouts ing status of that state In doubt until the acclamation motion until the end of the roll rail by were Virginia giving Its 32 asking for a poll of the delegavoles to its former governor tion John S Battle and South CaroBy the end of the roll call the lina which gave 18 of Us 20 vote didn’t matter except for the votes to its "favorite son" Gov i ec ord Geoige Bell Tlmmetman Jr Nevada Splits for llarrlmsn The Utah delegation whirh Nevada split Its vote to give a has been split down the middle to llarrlman as tt was majoiity Ilatrl-mabetween Stevenson and to do expected gave Stevenson all 12 votes like Utah voted Its Wyoming al on low the from its position full delegation for Stevenson phabetiral roll call after he was far over the top Idaho Calls Roll All four of the Intermountain Idaho the onlv delegation to slates of Utah Idaho Nevada poll self voted last as a result and Wyoming remained divided and gave Stevenson its 12 votes between llarrlman and Stevenunder the unit rule It was an- son until the convention roll call nounced that the poll had re was staited Idaho was the only state asksuited In seven for Stevenson five for Ham man ing a poll of the delegation the of request being made by W A Sen Stuart Symington Missouri the only remaining (Bill) Brunt foimer Democratic candidate not stile tly in a "fa state chairman and a lieutenant vonte son” role polled only 45 a in the Hardman campaign The votes most of them from Mis- tussle had been going on for some time within the delegation souri Harriman's runnerup position for control of the full 12 votes was owinglargelv to the 92 a under the unit rule Stevenson voles (to 5'i for Stevenson) he backets said beforp the voting got out of Now York Otherwise started thev had gained control his boom fizzled badly' leaving and the full vote would be cast his chief supporter former Pies for Stevenson adent Harry S Tiuman in a du Pre roll fall bious position in the party lead Only pre roll call nose corny eiship of the Utah delegation fat a Truman Talks Tonight Thursday morning caucus) Truman is scheduled to nil pave Hmiman six votes Stedicss Die convention Friday venson four and a half Sen mghV He is expected to pledge Stuart Symington a half vote his suppoi t and offer his sciv- with one half ahsent and - e Fv John Goldsmith A I'nited Piess Witter Adlai 1f Stevenson K broke a modern piecedent Thutsdav night by thiowing wide open the lae for the Demouatic vice piesidentiil nomination Stevenson who could have puked his own tunning mate I id he wished sud lie would leave it up 1o the Democratic Nitimul Convention to choose the vice piesidential candidate t'linugh its tegulai pi oi esses He made the announcement as he went before Ihe vvildlv rheenng deleg des who had just made him then party’s standard it ei foi the second time Ills formal acceptance speech will politin 1 International Rule Dulles Bares Wes I Plan in mile Vw York Times S l v Ic e LONDON Aug 16 Sec i etniy of State John Foster Dulles to the Sue Canal Confer pie-sente- d erne Thuisday what was in ef fist a I’nited Spates Ri ltish J’lenth plan fot the future of the waterway made on the His moposal fust da v of the conference of 22 rations was that Ihe opetation of the canal should be entrusted! lo an international board estab Utah Swings Laic lo Adlai Ihe delayed until Fnday night at the closing session Challenge to LOP Dec lanng that the selection of a vice president has become al most as impoitant as the elec lion of the President Stevenson in effect challenged the Repub lie ans at their convention next1 wee k to follow his lead and have an open contest for set ond place Speaker after speaker dunng the Democratic convention aimed sharp criticism at Vice Ptesident Richard M Nixon who is ipgarded as an almost certain bet to be named again as President Dwight D Risen hower’s running mate Stevenson apparently had that in mind when he took what he called the “unusual step” of making a personal appearance before the Democratic convention just after his nomination exPpssIy to discuss the vice shed by treaty and "associated” Confldence In Judgment with the United Nations Egvpt would be represented on the Stevenson said that In taking board this step he was “expressing my From the Soviet Union repre- - confidence” in the convention's rented bv its foreign minister judgment Dmitn T Shepilov came a long “The choice will be vours” he -comment not on the three power SfU(j The pioflt vji be the plan but on the conference nation's Reiterates Criticisms He told the delegates that he Shepilov 's speech reiterated had a “heart full” of gratitude the mtieisms and reservations for their suppoi t but asked leave lengthily expressed in the Soviet to wait until Fiplav night to rote of Aug 9 questioning theexpiess it mote fully -The responsibility of the composition and competence of Ihe conference But it ended in piesidcncy has grown so great an ostensible offer to co operate that the nation’s attention has to make the conference a "first become focused as never before Mop in a negotiation on the on the office of the vice Sue piohlem dency” Stevenson said Indications vveie Thursday Through Free Processes 1h it Ptesident Abdal Gamel N'as “The choice for that office has M-of Egypt would not hold become almost as impoitant as so fiom this aloof “fust equip the hoic p for the pi esidenc v Mop” as his lefusal to attend Ihe hon p has been1 sometime the ropfeienee His chief pohti due to personal prediction of adviser cal Wing Commander I hive political expediency Ah Sibp was in London Thus the Fgvptian leader seemed concluded to depul t Horn the nbout to be represented outside ptac tices of the past “I have decided that the scler the doms of the confluence but tion of a vice piesidential norm not outside the negotiations that nee should be made throng the on tike the might place margin fiee piocesses of this conven of the Bandwagon - t ’ r ( meeting den Cites Gravitv I" In a sboi n 11 mJ Adlai K Stevenson smiles In triumph as the Pennsylvania delegation’s ballot puts him “over the fop” on the first Choice Brings If s ilie Paradox of Politics Joy Belief to Demo Choice Caps ‘Illogical’ Session venson as thp principal speak year condemning the ‘Happy’ Adlai Repub- speech welcoming the conhu i m e to London Ih ime Minister Sir Anthonv E ion said 1h( occasion that hi ought it 'must iank among the giavcst thatanv of us have had to face Mine the Second Woild War ” As if lo submit an Hastern Mew of what constituted the giavitv of the occasion Jncio I’fsia Foieign Minister Ruslan1 Abdulgari said many small na lions weie filled with fear that they might be reoceupied bv ' Western n itioris They fear he added a halt see I’agp 2 Column I nt-s- I GOP Drafts Convention i lf ' s of" Behind Adlai Defeated Haminan Pledges ‘Wc’JI AH Gel Plan venson also reacted qua klyr lie issued a stitcmen' winch said “The delegates to the con ven’ton have exptessed the will of ihe nnimitv of Democratsl in choosing Adlai Stevenson as R CHI MALI C( INVENTION A6vrtfM Pipm cleat and inteicslmg fiom ils the candidite be st qualified to SAK I RANCISCO Aug 16 Mornl iv afternoon stir) thiough leturn our — Gov 16 UP to Aug power next paity 'The Republicans announce I Piesidc'nt Dwight ft Fisenhnw Nov embei Avereli Uuttmin whose piesi Thiudtv a rational enmention ers reimmination Wednesdav “I am pleased th it flv sup dential hopes vine ctushed in program designed to be “brisk The balloting ful vice piesi potters and I assisted in obtain a ballot ongiatulatcd single dent will fullow immediilelv ing the nomir rtton for him an Adlai F S'evcnson on his vu wh ill I after President I lsephowri s te strive torv Thursdiy night and prepledge that ve Quickie nomination in the Wednesday with evety tesnune m our dicted the Democratic rominee next wtll win session Only scattered opposi power to make httn agun in November all goirg to get he “Dc psn t 'Were nut tion to R’rhard M Nixons ie president of the United States To Great V ic tor ’ hind him” the Glyearold New here’’" the the nomination nmv is apparent The convention fmale comes "We knew that Adlai Steven Yoiker added Up said he would Arionan with Thuisday aeceptanee son is going to lead the Demo meet wuh Stevenson soon ‘Well do you irmrmber speeches bv the nominees foi1 etats to a gteat viHoiv this' Hamm 9 carried bis hack about Noah and top Aik vice president and president to the will ( ght for the norm fall when it laired foi 10 duv " The program was pupated former Illinois nation r to the final round of Stevenson A rs Tinder a whole new concept of Wc we gof a half n h povct'oi and Democ i(k stand thp D r Kiatie coi'rntmn conventions’ requited ard beater in 3952 described Thutsdav right even a- -r it political ' that time h consideration of the national hmsef as an 'unemploved pop was appatent hp had no chir'e ecr mt Ho M r y in television audience said actor tuian ’ tight up to the moment of winning rtr r for 19 4A Of! 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See If age 6 Column 5 J About 80 newsmen photog rm d io Keyed by JJrisk’ Schedules ‘ nco 1 Toda's P-- ’ i 11 licans for tlneatenfng the So viels arid freezing United States jiolicy toward the Chinese and ended up here by pledging their “detei mined opposition to the one-haadmission of the Communist to Stevenson Die man he uncommitted ices Chinese into the United Na Harnman was reported to said in Die heat of the conven tions” and scalding the Repub-"coulcint win” the election have a dwindling majority of tion ‘ be Ans for fiatum-mwith the1 Stevenson arid'the vu e piesi the Wyoming vote prior to the Communists” dential nominee also will make roll call hut east Its full strength Great Contrast their acceptance speeches Fit for Stevenson after he was nominated They tame heie w i th a record dav night So (C'ltain was Stevenson's The fnt ballot nomination of of supporting low tariffs and on the fust ballot that Stevenson became a certainty victory tmmst otei a actually wiote pi even eluting the Thursday aft by the time Massachusetts was platfoim— which had to be te ei noon nominating ptoc esses reached But Nevada Hardman diafted in haste at the Iasi mm-- ! the convention's attention was supporters stuck to him despite Ute— title iing the Republicans' directed pimicrilv to who that the cert nntv of defeat for letting too m tnv foreign im running mate might be Idaho's 12 votes were cast for In state caucuses Seri Estes Stevenson under the unit rule pints into the country See Page 6 Column 4 See fage 6 Column 1 Nothing could he in greater j contrast than the tone of them convention and the appnwchof SloWcS lIlO Stevenson to the problems —————————————————————— and foreign political domestic piohlems ’ Stevenson believes in und'-Suez-Fi- nd T he si I) e m o i a t s chose as Dk ir kev ruder Gov Frank G Clement of 'I nhessee who indulged in ov ei statement dc seldom oqu tied in riphers and I adlo telev ision ot lo a gtee CONVENTION' C DM LNT - Stev prison heads fo first bal Vmericari pohtua! his (tespondents weie waiting out t o lot nonup it urn as “favorite sons” continue w ng to hi" side side the millionane goveinoi s 11 df doom me n considered bv Stevenson as his naming mite Generous Attitude Sieve lsori c tsing quest for deleg Des hits anew at Eis’rh'twer loom in the Convention 11 ill t tevc on is gc p rous in his when the i oof fell m on Ilwn a h’Tumstration u Ic inward the paiD m man CONVENTION’ COMMINT — John SteuMk gives his i nu no e ohv ious of the He stepped out smiling fu pnwe convention v on of xitv polie ard rmpicssions Dgn Vd mine fulls Walter K pl foreign about a dozen aides behind him - of the in Granger eloquent "donkey’ shut Divit Lawience dis burst out with applause and decision bit the imageof c ompi omise” 3 8 cusses the "art the vat as by picscnted cheers Ilarriman who nevei paity been un here has louli VV ORID— Wester n speakers cone cause his that THE AROl NT) pded Big Three propose publicly was lost until Die convention gcneious and often ft lvotous international boatd linked to UN ami including Egypt to Stevenson has said nothing roll call proved it said he was run Suez Canal Republicans keeping critical eye on Chicago this in public make'ebnut Stevenson ‘would certain dnve for shoit platform and smooth fight fiee convention lie )ns taken his licking fiom a good pi esident ” OV I’TVII ‘s(ENE -- Mayor Rohert F Wagner of New The goveinoi s Dd he wnul ITuman in silence He ieeled Yoik offi-c- i Ci'v to addiess annual meeting of t tih Municipal in his of those advue the l'ivrl campaign fm Steven d son especially in New YnD p ir v who wailed turn to League Gus P Hackman raps CVB for rcftwirg to potmit through seivice fiom Phoenix to Silt Lake Cuv hv Western former Piesidept Ci'v ‘wlieie ve hue up al hit hi k at state legislative arid coigns Fit Ie was demdedlv tm Air Lines Temperature ovei Salt Lake City Thuisday wu ScOnal laces” bee Tage 6 ( ohunn 8 j 72 dt giees below zeto—at 4) (DO led ers They came here to ptocliim that in Stevenson they have a candidate who can obliterate the Republicans in November tion ” happiness Thuisday night overmiost interesting illogical para ibut Truman dominated the pro Sen Estes Retainer of- Tpn his nomination as the 1956 Dem Gioxtcal and cerdings by advertising Steven argumentative e ami Sru Hulnit II Hum 'cantankerous the son as an uncertain and defeat members of ' and dale ocratic piesidential list candidate who piobaidv human race ptnev of Minnesotr have been S°'nson uahor1 thP COn gene ally regarded as having the foi the nt esi w'ouldn f do anv better in 1956 nominated They than he did in 1952 best ha nee for ihe second placel mention balloting on a television a man of slot on the Stevenson ticket set in his law office In Chicago's dency Thursday night They gathcied together all Sen Kefauver announced Loop As soon as Pennsylvania reason and moderation Adlai E their experts on foieign policy — in Stevenson of Illinois but did And lliese eailv Iriday he is a candidate f a!t )bp 0(0S w bu b assul 0( bls so in a convention marked bv plank foimer Slatpexperts for Ihe Demon atic vice presi Secretary eluding nomination Stevenson headed immoderate statements and ll Dean Ache-soChester Bowles dcntial nomination Paul Nite Tom Finletter and Kefauver ni ide is announce for the Stocky aids Inn a res (logical procedutes They devoti'd most of the Ben Cohen advised them to ment at agithenng of soveial taurant adoinmg the AmphiThe commitments hunch ed convention delegates ater w hei e the Democ atic con week to a public aigument be avoid specific tween Hat i y S Truman and Ste about future policy in i elation fiom about a half docn slatp vent ion was being held venson but insisted over Ste to Communist China Israel and delegations Rear ted Quit Uly venson’s protest in winding up'Cyptu-But they did piecisely He pledged to ‘woik like a Sen Eslc s Kef mver (Trnn) the convention with a tlm opposite beaver” for the election of the progiam who withdtew fiom the presi both Truman and Ste See Page 6 Column 7 They have spent Die last four — - dertial nctminatinn race about featuring two weeks ago in favor of Fie - t roll call Thursday night The Stevenson bandwagon began early and the outcome was apparent almost from the outset i U l I e Icllillll SlOtV Coil vciilion Drama II in The Tribune t i -- i c - ’ a N d--d- - |
