Ike Leaves Politics For Younger Men In Harrisburg
Former President Dwight Eisenhower said he would step back from politics this year to let younger men take the lead. He spoke at Harrisburg station after a California vacation and planned a medical checkup at Walter Reed. He noted his son John leads the primary committee and commented on Stassen's bid for Pennsylvania governor.
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Ike Leavin
Harrisburg
Dwight Disenhower
California
Pennsylvania
Palm Springs
Calif
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Mamie
Gettysburg
Secret Service
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Raymond P. Shafer
Georgia
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Johnson
White House
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San Bernadino
Santa Fe Railroad
Publisher Bert Lane Dies in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara News-Press general manager and assistant publisher Bert D. Lane died yesterday at age 71 in Santa Barbara California. Lane led the paper's operations and editorial direction for many years and was a notable figure in local journalism.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Bert D. Lane
Santa Barbara News-Press
Corry Area Joint Schools praised for leadership and ethics
The Corry Area Joint Schools board and Superintendent Mr Shupe are lauded for harmony and quality in education amid statutes' inequities. The Corry Area Teachers Association urges ethical conduct, proper grievance channels, and cooperation to protect the district and students.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Shupe
Teachers Association
Corry teachers clash over superintendent talks and fees
An association meeting in Corry sparked debate over a $30 yearly membership fee and the right to hear former teacher Mrs. William Peiffer. Bennink ruled her out of order as she was not currently teaching, while a request to interview candidates for the superintendent’s job was rejected by the Joint Committee school directors.
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Corry
William Peiffer
Bennink
Watson
Shupe
Joint Committee
Ex-Dean Dies at 81 in Canterbury England
The Rev. Alan Campbell Don, former Dean of Westminster from 1946 to 1959, died today at age 81 in Canterbury. He served as secretary and chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury for a decade in the 1930s.
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Canterbury
England
Alan Campbell Don
Westminister
Don
Senator Urges Open Door to China in Disarmament Talks
Continued remarks on page one call for keeping China engaged in arms control negotiations. The senator says the U S should persistently offer invitations at every conference, noting China may reject initially but could gradually accept through steady, imaginative outreach aimed at breaking its self-imposed isolation.
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United States
China
Red China
Complaints Process Emphasized by Personnel Committee
The text urges handling grievances only through proper channels to the personnel committee and rejects consideration of complaints not processed in this manner. It ends with a formal sign-off “Respectfully yours.”
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