Ike’s Decision Prompts Voter Questions on Health
Associated Press analysis explores how Eisenhower’s bid for a second term raises questions about the vice presidency and succession. It covers scenarios if he is disabled, dies before or after inauguration, and how electors or the Republican committee might respond to nominate a successor. It notes the 20th amendment and electoral process as the framework for potential outcomes.
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Eye Witness Tells Story Of Shooting
A state witness testified that George Baldridge shot game warden Irvin J. Patrick during an arrest on Baldridge’s farm seven miles northwest of Washington Court House. Patrick died later, and Baldridge, a former Adams County sheriff, faces second degree murder charges.
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Dravo Low Bid on Markland Dam Contract
Dravo Construction Co of Pittsburgh was the low bidder of 18 461.98 on locks and guide walls at the Markland Dam Indiana on the Ohio River, 65 miles below Cincinnati. Col John L Person of Cincinnati said the contract would be awarded in 10 days and the bid compared to 18 421 593 government estimate. He described a deep pool 87 miles long aiding transport and water supply. Urho Kekkonen inaugurated president of Finland at 55.
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Money Goes To His Head Money Goes To His Head
Fourteen year old George Wright who won $100000 on NBCs The Big Surprise plans education for his family. After a Wednesday meeting with bank officials the tax totals show 52500 state and federal income taxes and 7500 for living expenses next year. A 10000 tax deductible gift to Madison Square Boys Club funds education for the three children totaling 30000. His father will file a separate tax return.
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Dad Won't Be Called Scientists Exempt Too
Ohio officials announced new Selective Service rules affecting fathers and scientists. Induction delays for post 26 specialists were temporary while procedures were refined. Registrants will be sorted by age, volunteer status, and fatherhood across several class orders for future calls.
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Planned Riot Charge Used To Expell Co-Ed To Buck court Order
Katherine Lucy, a Negro co ed, was expelled from the University of Alabama amid unproved charges of mob action. Judge H Hobart Grooms ordered readmission and a reversal of the exclusion, with the university given until Monday to act. The NAACP and Thurgood Marshall faced surprise as conspiracy claims were dropped.
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Dr White: President's health should stay satisfactory for years
Dr Paul Ducies White, chief medical consultant to President Eisenhower, said doctors believe the president's health and ability to work should remain satisfactory for years. He called the risk the president has chosen reasonable, noting modern protective measures and rest periods help. while no guarantees, his and other cardiologists' experience supports continued good health.
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Aviatrix in Florida Accused of Murder Over Property Fight
Fia Uen McBride 49 year old aviatrix killed Charles Richard Green 33 in her kitchen after dispute over property. Sheriff Starr reports McBride admitted firing three bullets. Green was a World War II veteran and longtime family associate. McBride, sister-in-law to Mary Margaret McBride, claims Green provoked the confrontation by striking her during a meeting about overdue payments. Green previously lived at the McBride home and was recently in an airport apartment.
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March Comes Like a Lamb Across the Nation
A mild early March day brought near spring temperatures across much of the country. Fair weather stretched from the central Rockies to the Ohio Valley and New England, with a few showers in the Northwest and Northern Plains. Temperatures rose to near or over 70 degrees as far north as Kansas and Ohio.
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Fire Damages Hit Pomeroy Coal Co Tipple Fire
A blaze swept the Swisher Coal Co tipple on East Main Street around 2 45 a m today sending flames high into the night sky James and crews battled the fire fed by coal stored in a bin for several hours traffic in the area was blocked for more than an hour a.m.
700 Million Expansion Planned by Utility
American Gas and Electric Co. announced a 700 million expansion across its seven state service area. The plan includes adding 100000 kilowatts of generating capacity. No companywise breakdown of expenditures was disclosed, with Ohio Power and Appalachian Electric among the members involved.
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Marilyn Monroe Pleads Guilty to 1954 Traffic Fine
Beverly Hills clerks report Marilyn Monroe, then using the name Marilyn DaMaggio, paid five dollars for driving without a license and fifty dollars for failing to appear on a ticket and a bench warrant. Municipal Judge Charles J. Griffith admonished her as the actor explained she was acting in New York.
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Court clears free escapee in Georgia robbery case
AREUN un Ciearea ane 2 years on charges of attempted robbery and escape in Georgia. A-year-old A. J. Lane returns to his wife, three sons, farm and drive in restaurant in Summit County. Lane fled a Georgia chain gang and settled in Summit County in 1954. He was convicted on the testimony of a boyhood friend who claimed Lane and another man attempted a robbery but were talked out of it. Lane insists on his innocence and says he was elsewhere. He escaped from a chain gang and came to Akron where he was arrested on a fugitive warrant in 1935. He later returned to Georgia, escaped again, and came back to Akron.
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Indonesia election results trigger caretaker government resignation
AKARTA Indonesia The first parliamentary election results were announced today and sources close to pro West Western Premier Burhanuddin Harahap's caretaker cabinet said the government would resign as soon as possible.
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Cheerful relieved after decision of second term
President Eisenhower looked happy and relieved as he announced willingness to serve a second term. He spoke from the White House with family nearby, while Egypt and Israel tensions flared in Gaza as Egyptian forces exchanged fire.
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Eisenhower poised for 1952 GOP bid amid campaign chatter
The index notes Dr. Athens Milton and others greeting Eisenhower supporters from Gallipolis and Glouster as talk centers on Knowland leading the GOP ticket. Eisenhower appears before the San Francisco convention crowd and predicts a tough but winnable race. Analysts say he could run again if health holds, while Democrats speculate on the future campaign dynamics. Senator Russell of Georgia weighs in as television and newsreel media loom large in the push for nomination.
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Eisenhower says he can perform presidency duties as well as ever
President Eisenhower declares he is a recovered heart patient who can carry out all duties of the presidency. He speaks in a national broadcast and radio, insisting he is able to handle duties indefinitely despite questions from critics about health and risk.
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Lausche Happy Ike Will Run Says President Will Seek Reelection
Governor Lausche a Democrat says he is happy Eisenhower will run for a second term. Statements from party leaders praise the president for health, while Ohio Republicans note his potential candidacy. The June 9 Ohio State Committee resolution urges reelection to further national interests and world security.
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Westinghouse Talks Resume After One Day Recess
Westinghouse Electric Corp resumes 17 day strike negotiations after a one day recess. The board of directors in New York received management reports while federal mediators proposed terms for settlement. The talks center on wage rates contract length and production efficiency proposals.
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Wisconsin Calif Get the Primary
Washington report notes Eisenhower signed statements entering his name in the Republican presidential primaries of Wisconsin and California. The action signals his campaign move ahead as party delegates prepare for March contests and state ballots.
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Republicans Jubilant Over Eisenhower Health Update
Republicans welcomed news of Eisenhower’s health improvement ahead of a possible second White House term. They tweeted optimism about victory, arguing the president’s recovery supports his record and campaign strategy. Moscow radio and Voice of America reported the broadcast as a global signal of continuity.
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Adlai Stevenson Outlines Campaign Pause and Health Regimen
Stevenson says he will limit campaigning and travel, favoring mass communication as he prepares to run for a new four year term. He plans rest, weight control, and avoided social engagements while focusing on administration aims and future policies.
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Ike campaign under fire from Senators over health and vigor
Democratic senators challenge the notion of a part time presidency urging full capacity for duty. Ellender cites Eisenhower health and telecast dependence as risky while Humphrey hints at party strategy to save itself. Aiken and Sparkman defend the president’s ability and Butler warns voters against a part time approach.
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Eisenhower Nixon tensions fuel bid to reshape ticket
A health issue cited amid debate over policy frames the inquiry as Senator Carlson notes critics mock comments on the presidents sincerity and timing. Eisenhower’s praise of Nixon and refusal to name a running mate sparks talk among Republicans of moving Nixon to a cabinet or elevating him, as party leaders weigh alternatives and weigh Nixon’s public appeal against Eisenhower’s.
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