Ike Story Hopes to Swing Farm Vote in Pro-GOP Push
Washington Oct 15 Republican farm experts urge the Ike Story to woo rural voters in the upcoming elections. They frame Eisenhower s warning about a Democratic Congress as a defense of the public good and urge farmers who support Ike but feel hurt by other issues to vote GOP.
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Denver
Congress
Indianapolis
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Northwest
Ezra T. Benson
GOP
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Brouth
Air Force orders first supersonic bomber into production
The Air Force announced production orders for the B-58 Hustler, the world’s first supersonic bomber, and the F-104 jet fighter. The B-58, expected to fly next year, could be armed with missiles. Convair will build the B-58 in Fort Worth, while Lockheed produces the F-104.
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Washington
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Harold E. Talbott
Convair Division
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Lockheed Aircraft Plant
CUSS- CROSS RULES Puzzle Question
A word puzzle asks using 16 given letters to form words horizontally or vertically. Each word must be unique and non plural with no repeats. Clues indicate extra letters are inserted to aid solving.
Judge Urges Curb of Red Teaching
MILWAUKEE October 15 Judge Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas urges the United States to take a stronger role in UNESCO to prevent communist teaching in undeveloped regions. Speaking at the U S National Commission for UNESCO kickoff, she argues UNESCO can better promote world peace and raise living standards by reaching people directly, reducing appeal of communism.
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Sarah T. Hughes
Dallas
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Unesco
Russia
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U.S. National Commission For the
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
National Commission
United Nations
England Church Picks Californian As Pastor
In Boston on Oct 15 a major New England church voted to call Reverend Doctor Harold L. Fickett Jr. from Pomona California as pastor of Tremont Temple Baptist Church. Fickett began pastoring at 19 in San Gabriel Texas and has led Pomona’s First Baptist Church since 1950. He succeeds Sidney W. Powell who left in 1953 for evangelism. More than 300000 soldiers are enrolled in the United States Armed Forces Institute.
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New England
California
Harold L. Fickett Jr
Pomona
Calif
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Fickett
San Gabriel
Tex
Sidney W. Powell
American Baptist Home Mission Society
The
United States Armed Forces Institute
Napoleon III Claims Perfect Memory of All Faces
A historical boast attributes to Napoleon III claiming he could recall the name of every person he ever met in his long imperial career, underscoring his reputed memory and social reach within France and among European elites.
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Napoleon
France
Gonzales Water District Election Set for Oct 30
Gonzales Texas October 15 Local voters will ballot October 30 on forming Gonzales Water Control and Improvement District No 1 County Judge J A Romberg announced The district lies east-northeast of the city A survey indicated water could reach more than 150 business firms and homes lacking adequate service The election will confirm the district temporary board of directors L A Kronig chairman Cc Rlley G B Stagner Oscar Buckholtz Otto Wendt Jr
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Cc. R.lley
G. B. Stagner
Oscar Buckholtz
Otto Wendt Jr
Oklahoma Industry May Move To Texas
Gov. Johnston Murray warned Oklahoma could lose the American Iron and Machine Works to Texas over a strike dispute. He cited Edgy C. Foster of the AFL Machinists as blocking a secret vote, risking the plant moving within two weeks unless the strike ends. The Houston backed firm, James A. Gray & Co., controls the Oklahoma City operation.
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Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Texas
Murray
Edgy C. Foster
American Iron’ and Machine Works
Houston
Foster
AFL Machinists Union
M. G. McCool
McCoo
Ae the Firma
James “A. Gray & Co
Earl Miller
Texas Pecan Crop Down Three Million Pounds
Texas pecan crop estimates fall by about 3 million pounds from last year, with USDA noting spotty yields across northern districts and lighter weights in plateau and southern areas. Officials peg Sept. 1 production near 28 million pounds, revised from earlier forecasts, as regional variation drives the drop.
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Austin
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Northern
Department of Agriculture
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