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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1956
Page
10
A United Press poll shows GOP state chairmen favor Richard Nixon as Eisenhower's running mate. Some party figures doubt Nixon, citing past zeal and judgment lapses, with talk of shelving him for a cabinet post and replacing him with George M. Humphrey if needed.
Pleasanton notes a Wednesday statement by General Electric that it would construct an atomic reactor near Pleasanton if zoning allows. The move follows Eisenhower's civilian U235 release plan and marks a shift in private industry’s atomic progress, signaling U.S. influence in global nuclear affairs.
Washington reports Harry S. Truman’s fading influence as a force in Democratic politics. The memoirs and public feuds have polarized factions, with only Averell Harriman’s nomination seen as a potential revival. Truman blames Adlai Stevenson and Kefauver for political fallout and clashes with Symington, Baruch, Jones, Byrnes, and MacArthur.
Congresses Quarterly reports a heated race in nuclear energy policy as Eisenhower pledges 1 billion dollars of uranium fuel to spur home and international reactors. The piece weighs U.S. fuel supply, enriched versus natural uranium reactors, and the scramble for foreign markets with Britain.
Billy Graham spoke informally to about 1200 missionaries in Osaka Japan. He warned his fame may fade and urged intense prayer from home, praising the Holy Spirit's power and noting the message is more important than the messenger. He recalled crowds in Britain Europe and India and shared his belief his ministry may be brief.
International News Service reports UN Assembly President Jose Maza of Chile says Rome is the logical place in Europe to hold the next meeting. In Washington Senator Hubert Humphrey criticizes U S tank shipments to Saudi Arabia as harming moral standing. In London Public Executioner Albert Pierrepoint reacts to Commons vote on death penalty abolition with indifference.
After Eisenhower became Army Chief of Staff he walked the Pentagon maze seeking his office. A passing major guided him to a door and admitted the general to his own office. The embarrassed Eisenhower thanked the man and hurried away.
President Eisenhower approves two major steps in the Middle East crisis. The Sixth Fleet will show force in Arab and Israeli ports while the Air Force sends a Troop Carrier group near Europe to quickly reach the inflamed region. The measures follow a Soviet naval report and aim to deter Arab Israeli war.
Ranger Eugene Burns reports a Buffalo reader’s letter about mice in a dark room built to be lightproof and mouseproof. Mice created three fluffy igloos containing rooms and provender and a toilet, all remarkably clean, prompting Burns to question animal housekeeping in Nature and Wildlife.
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