Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01

Sure Of Renominution Now
They Fear Deadlock Later

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they rear DeuoIock Lufer
10s'1 hlnso'n
eruporsers az Adlni stevenson FOR
fhe nernonrafic nomination fnr presi.
cent IA 1855 are reasonably certain they
c6I1ll1 renolninate their man Il the na-
tional Convention were held now. They
are not s. certain about the prospects
is months from today. In the firsk
rlace fhey say tiles are not sure Mr..
Stevenson Win Be candidate. active
81 receptiye for TIE nomination. that
fhev al not believe he ms made up
Sc mind
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deIegate strength pledged % other
candidates would not h9grtie tne cons
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ths Craftsmanship Of the Democratic
National COMMITTEES last night Y order
% Pc entirely Tree 70 WORK ior the IT,
nomination u Az. stevenson Wnen me
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Kefauves Greatest Threat
As 81 today. the stevenson leaders
say they regard Senator Estes Kefauyer
of Tennessee as their areatest threat.
senator Kefauver was the funnortp
III the contest for the presidential
nomination 81 1852. He entered more
presidential preferential primaries and
won more delegates via that route than
any other candidate. What hurt Mr..
Kefauver was the opposition Of the sup
porters Of President Truman the
President himself and also the OPPOSE
ton Of Senator Russell q Georgia who
Mas able 70 win and hold many Of the
state tieiegations from ne south if.
kefauyer's own section 0f the country
Today they are saying that Senator
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yeiison gruup places Senator Syminet0n
ct Missouri as 4 threat 70 their caI1dl.
cate. Gov. WilliaI1ls of Michigan ana
Gov. Lausehe 0l Ohio they put aside,
believing thai Gov. Wiliiains y I'M.
mature and that Gov. Latisclie has
never been willing TO 60 to the mat
whole heartedly for other Democrats
II his own state.
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