Governors

Washington, D. C. Former President Harry S. Truman and Governor Orval Faubus of Arkansas shake hands across the flower-decorated head table at a Democratic dinner party tonight. Governor Faubus, a central figure in the Little Rock school integration controversy, had this to say about Truman: "I think he's a wonderful guy." From: Houston Post.

Washington, D.C. Former President Harry S. Truman and Governor Orval Faubus of Arkansas shake hands across the flower-decorated head table at a Democratic party dinner tonight. Governor Faubus, a central figure in the Little Rock school integration controversy, had this to say about Harry S. Truman: "I think he's a wonderful guy." From: Houston Post.

Former President Harry S. Truman holds a sparkling global award given him by Philadelphia's Golden Slipper Square Club for "his devotion to the ideal of a golden world of lasting peace." Admiring the award at left is Pennsylvania's Governor George M. Leader. From: Houston Post.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Former President Harry S. Truman makes a point during conversation as Pennsylvania Governor George A. Leader listens attentively. The two Democratic leaders were here today to participate in an Israel tenth anniversary celebration. From: Houston Post.

San Francisco, CA. Former President Harry S. Truman, center, pledges full support in a three-way handshake with Rep. Clair Engle, left, Democratic candidate for U. S. Senator, and Edmund "Pat" Brown, right, candidate for Governor of California, here tonight. Occasion was a $100-a-plate fundraising dinner in the Fairmont Hotel. The former President made the first of his 1958 campaign speeches in behalf of Democratic candidates on the Pacific coast. Same as 68-1053, only not touched up (see also 93-265-1). From: Houston Post.

San Francisco, California. Former President Harry S. Truman, center, pledges full support in a three-way handshake with Rep. Clair Engle, left, Democratic candidate for U. S. Senator, and Edmund "Pat" Brown, right, candidate for Governor of California, here tonight. The occasion was a $100-a-plate fundraising dinner in the Fairmont Hotel. The former president made the first of his 1958 campaign speeches in behalf of Democratic candidates on the Pacific coast. Same as 68-1053, only not touched up (see also 93-265-2). From: Houston Post.

Governor Averell Harriman of New York pours coffee for his guest, former President Harry S. Truman, after their two-hour meeting at the governor's town house. Mr. Truman arrived in New York City from his home in Independence, Missouri, the day before. The former Chief Executive will address the convention of the Zionist Organization of America on Saturday. From: Houston Post.

Former President Harry S. Truman and New York Governor Averell Harriman "toast" each other over breakfast coffee at Harriman's New York home this morning. The former president and the candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination walked to meet each other this morning and then walked to Harriman's east side residence for breakfast. Harry S. Truman again professed his intention to remain "neutral" in the Democratic campaign.

President Truman shakes hands with Governor-elect Sidney McMath of Arkansas and Leslie L. Biffle, a native of Arkansas, when the President and other officials dropped in on the Arkansas Society State Meeting today in Washington, D.C. Left to Right; John Steelman, Assistant to the President; President Harry S. Truman; John Snyder, Secretary of the Treasury; Governor-elect McMath; and Leslie L. Biffle, slated to become the Secretary of the Senate. From: Houston Post.

President Truman is welcomed to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, by the Governor of the Islands, William H. Hastie (right). The Presidential yacht, "Williamsburg," is in the background. From: Houston Post.