GOP Leaders Plan New Farm Strategy Tie Authority and Funds
Republican strategists seek to attach authorizing soil bank legislation to a $1.2 billion farm appropriation bill. Rep Hope says House Rules Committee will decide Tuesday if the move can reach the floor, with Democrats needing cooperation. If approved, the plan would grant Eisenhower both authorization and funding to pay farmers for taking surplus land out of production this year.
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Virginia Demos Back Johnson for Presidential Bid
Virginia's Democratic senators Sen. Byrd and Sen. Robertson praise Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson as man of presidential stature and likely to draw national support. They say his experience and tact qualify him for the Chicago convention while he contests Texas’ 56 delegate split. Johnson declines presidential run while signaling no sectional walkout.
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Eisenhower Urges Soviet Leaders to Shed Stalin Wrongs
President Eisenhower challenged Russia to abandon the wrongs of Stalin and work toward peaceful settlement of Germany Korea and eastern Europe. He warned that despite a shift to a collective dictatorship more changes are needed before the free world can ease vigilance. He outlined long term aid and three foreign policy guidelines while stressing unity with free nations.
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ITT President Dies Of Heart Condition In Garden City
William Henry Harrison 63 president of International Telephone and Telegraph died at his home from a heart ailment. He joined ITT in 1948 after leading operations at American Telephone and Telegraph. Born 1892 in Brooklyn, he started at New York Telephone in 1909 and served as a colonel in World War II before rising to major general. He leaves a widow Mabel Gilchrist Ouchterloney and two sons, William Henry Harrison Jr. and Dr J Grant Harrison.
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Mabel Gilchrist Ouchterloney
William Henry Harrison Jr
Barrington, Il
J. Grant Harrison
Telegraph Spotlife Features Series On After Dieting
Telegraph Spotlight features a new series starting tomorrow titled After Dieting What by Louis Stern. The former Boston attorney and now Coral Gables writer explains how to enjoy foods while keeping weight steady for women men and athletes. Stern claims his method saved his wife from dieting and invites readers to follow a practical guide to trim silhouettes.
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Stock Wizard Wins $100000 on NBC Big Surprise
Lenny Ross a 10 year old stock market expert from Tujunga California wins 100000 on NBC TV show Big Surprise after five correct answers Keith Funston NYSE president presents 2500 in stocks and a five year 100 a month plan Lenny plans charity a Montreal trip for grandmother hi fi gear for father and a tape recorder for mother he will invest part of earnings in Wall Street Journal subscription.
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Wall Street Journal
State Policies Rapped In Copenhaver Speech
Wayne WV April 21. Mayor John Copenhaver charged state administration policies with creating roads of rats holes and mud He as Republican candidate for governor accused state leaders of relying on power politics instead of technical knowledge and scientific skill.
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Hearings End In Universal Credit Case In Beckley
In Beckley on April 21 hearings closed for the Universal CIT Credit Corp appeal challenging a county tax on intangible property of credit firms. Circuit Judge Charles L. Garvin Jr. will review the record and briefs before ruling. The case involves an assessment by Assessor Ira Whitlock and includes auto dealer conditional sales interests.
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Veteran employee fired over flower fund and Mollohan support
Clay E. Huffman of Morgantown says he was dropped from the State Road Commission payroll for refusing to contribute to the flower fund and for backing Robert H. Mollohan for governor. Huffman, a Clinton District Democratic chairman, says the firing followed directives from Charleston.
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Arab World Solidifies With Military Pact Signing
Cairo reports Egypt Saudi Arabia and Yemen signed a military pact after 13 hours of talks in Jidda. A joint communique notes cultural economic and scientific exchanges alongside the security agreement. Yemen and Saudi Arabia seek common ground with Britain over regional disputes.
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Pennsylvania Primary Shapes Up As A Popularity Test
Philadelphia April 21 voters head to the polls next Tuesday in a popularity contest between President Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson. The 1952 results and delegate allocations frame the race as a gauge of voter sentiment with 70 GOP and 148 Democratic delegates at stake and early AP poll hints favoring Eisenhower among delegates and Stevenson support among some at large or unopposed slots.
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Missouri
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Egyptian Jets Stop US Plane Intercepted Over Med
A U S Air Force plane returning from Cairo was intercepted by Israeli and Egyptian jets. The pilot reported passes over the Mediterranean and landing in Egypt after being ordered to land near the Egyptian coast. Passengers included government officials and families, with no shots fired.
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Honeymoon Ship Stops At Romantic Balearic Island
Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly arrive on the Deo Juvante for a three day stay off Puerto Pollensa Mallorca in the Balearic Islands. The newlyweds rest aboard after an easy Mediterranean crossing with Grace’s poodle Oliver in attendance.
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Blonde Margaret Truman Weds Clifton Daniel In Quiet Ceremony
Margaret Truman 32 and Clifton Daniel 43 married at Trinity Episcopal Church in Independence in a private ceremony. The bride wore a 17th century beige Venetian lace gown by Micol Fontana with matching veil and pale antique lace headdress. The groom is assistant foreign editor of the New York Times. A crowd of about 1500 lined the church exits as guests included family and close friends.
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Oceana Liquor Store Robbed By Two Gunmen
Two masked gunmen robbed the Oceana State Liquor Store around 8 p.m. last night after forcing clerk Wayne Hatfield back inside to open the safe. They fled in a car. no injuries were reported and the stolen amount was not yet determined as state police and Sheriff Goode investigated about 15 minutes after the robbery.
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Harriman Declares Himself Inactive Nomination Candidate
Gov Averell Harriman said it is highly questionable whether he will change his status as an inactive candidate for the Democratic nomination. Harriman has long been seen as a potential nominee but has repeatedly stated he is not actively seeking the honor.
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British Reds Peace Talks Open at Chequers
British premier Bulganin and Khrushchev arrived at Chequers after a noisy Oxford demonstration, opening weekend talks on Middle East peace and wider arms issues. Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick and Andrei Gromyko held meetings to shape directives for Eden and Moscow, with no clear agreement yet in sight.
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Kanawha Park Racing Group Plans Educational Funds
Kanawha Park Racing Assn Inc plans a charity fund for Putnam County residents guaranteeing a $10,000 yearly distribution and an education fund offering four annual four year college scholarships to Putnam County high school graduates. Selections would be by classroom vote in the county's four high schools. The track near St Albans awaits county approval in the May 8 election.
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