Nixon Urges Support for Ike Program at Young Republicans
Detroit March night speech by Vice President Nixon urged GOP unity behind Eisenhower’s program as the sure road to victory. He said the party must build strength to carry on the Eisenhower policy when he can no longer lead, and predicted Nixon may seek the 1960 nomination if Eisenhower wins a second term. Nixon framed the major issue as continuing Eisenhower economics versus a return to Truman policies.
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High Russian Diplomats Go Western in Wyoming
In Laramie, two top Soviet officials, Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov and Ambassador to the U.S. George Zarubov, ride a Western train to San Francisco and sample cowboy hats, which fail to fit. An aide notes the incident en route to the United Nations celebration in June 2025.
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U S Sugar Producers Reject Government Relief Plan
U S sugar producers reject a government purchase proposal for 100,000 tons of sugar for foreign aid and a special relief measure. They argue against charity, emphasize surplus held by processors, and say farmers would gain nothing while acreage could face further cuts. Hearings on sugar legislation begin June 27 before the Agriculture Committee.
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Sugar legislation prospects said to be remote in Congress
Washington unin-Chairman Conley of the House Agriculture Committee said Friday that chances for sugar legislation are very remote. He noted considerable differences of opinion and that a week could bring more clarity as hearings on the sugar legislation proceed next Wednesday.
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Eaton Traffic Signal Request Rejected by State
Colorado highways department denied Eaton’s plea for traffic signals at Collins Ave and Highway 5, and a school signal near Third Street. A study found warrants not met for any signal installation though a rural crosswalk and school signing were recommended. Some officials argued the survey timing biased results.
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Govt to sue five major oil companies for monopoly
Washington Asst. Atty. Gen. Geo. Stanley N. Barnes said government experts will finish preparations to bring to trial five major oil companies charged with antitrust conspiracy. Filed by Atty. Gen. Brownell in 1954, the suit alleges a plan to divide and control foreign oil production and markets and to fix prices, involving Standard of New Jersey and California, Beon, The Trias Co., and Ser.
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Water Diversion Talk at Prospect June 30
KEENESBURG Farmers Union plans a meeting on June 30 in the Prospect dining hall. David Miller of Greeley will be the main speaker on the proposed Pine River water diversion project. Everyone is invited to hear the tale, as announced by the committee in charge.
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Tornadoes Threaten Small Kansas Towns Near Kerr Area
Three tornadoes skirt Fowler Kansas Friday afternoon after nearby storms in Kerr and other communities southwest of Kerr. Damage in Fowler was minor with no injuries. Clouds also weighed near Heggard Roaign and south of Garden City as Dodge City Weather Bureau issued a severe thunderstorm warning and a line of possible tornadoes from Dodge City to Wichita Falls Texas.
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Man sues revenue collector for 4% billion damages
Artesia New Mexico headlines a suit against Internal Revenue Service Agent GC Buck Caviness filed by dealer C Plummer. Plummer claims illegal levy for unpaid income tax and social security. He seeks 1.5 trillion dollars in actual damages and 3 billion in exemplary damages.
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Blonde Drowns Near Miss In Arkansas River Boat Race
A 26 year old blonde from Buena Vista Colo nearly drowned during the Arkansas River Boat Race when her boat overturned. She was rescued by Dr T M Riley and Laurence Campion after being pinned between a log and debris as spectators threw ropes to haul her to safety.
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Big Uranium Plant Planned for Moab
Edward H. Snider of Uranium Reduction Co and Charles A. Steen of Piex Exploration Co announce plans for a large Moab uranium mill to process ore from the Ble Indian Wash District on the Colorado Plateau. The project will be financed as an independent facility with Kuhn, Loeb & Co arranging financing and Foley Bros. Inc. building the mill.
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Forgetful Undertaker Convicted and Fined in Tapetowss
In TAPETOWS South Africa an undertaker was fined 24 dollars after forgetting a body at two funeral services and allowing an empty coffin to be buried. The court heard the funeral began while the corpse remained in the mortuary and the undertaker stayed silent to avoid upsetting mourners. The body was later buried quietly.
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Uranium Future Hinted as Oil Boom Shifts Focus
A Denver speech prepared for the Interstate Oil Compact Commission argues uranium may fade as a power source while nuclear fusion and hydrogen propulsion advance. Eugene Ayres of Gulf Hire Search Co. predicts oil shale in Colorado and large investments to tap crude markets, with atomic energy limited to electricity and later ships.
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Lana Turner Picture Provokes Kefauver Hearings
Los Angeles report on a Kefauver Subcommittee probe into salacious movie advertising art featuring Lana Turner. Witnesses described the Turner image as near pornographic, with critics citing provocative poses and painted-on lingerie. White, a Motion Picture Advertising Code official, faced questions about rising adult advertising and its impact on audiences.
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Million Dollar Fire Hits Charleston Waterfront
A fierce blaze on the Charleston waterfront destroyed parts of the Tidewater Terminal Building and warehouse-pier facilities when a ship unloaded sugar. Winds up to 40 mph fanned the flames, with two men missing and several firemen overcome by smoke as the two hour blaze was brought under control. Unofficial losses exceed one million dollars with no official total yet announced.
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Oil Drilling Updates In Weld County Colorado Fields
Reports from Oil Drilling show Wells at Nashland and Black Hollow near Severance road moving toward production. California Company Haiamenis No 3 near Black Hollow drilled below 200 feet Friday. several new pit locations announced in Torlington area. Airport No 2 and 1 wells on pump. Nye & Snell relocating to Airport No 2. Van Mark No 2 nearing 5500 feet. Sander No 1 in Pheavant Valley at 8080 feet. wildcat Lyonn wand target around 8400 feet in section 30-6-64.
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Colorado Draft Quota Set for July at 81
The Colorado Selective Service office reports the state's draft quota for July at 81 inductees. The national quota for the month is 10,000.
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Shell appoints Fairchild to Nitra division role
Fox named Friday as senior division production manager for Shell Nitra in Denver. Fairchild takes over from D J Kull, reassigned to Shell headquarters in New York. Voirchid has been conducting geological investigations in the Darkotas since November 1952.
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Playwright David Wallace dies in New Hampshire theater scene
Center Ossippee New Hampshire playwright actor and manager David Wallace known for the Broadway 1928 adaptation of the Stribling novel Teeftal Low titled Hope passed away. He mentored actors and contributed to stage direction during his long career.
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Father Should Eat Beef on Fathers Day Says Governor Johnson
Governor Johnson proclaims Father’s Day with a focus on beef consumption. He notes a father’s duties require strength and stamina and calls beef the most delicious source of sustenance for both war and peace. The proclamation stresses honoring fathers nationwide.
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Senate Ratifies Austrian Pact Amid Protest
The Senate approved the Austria restoration treaty by a narrow 5 to 3 vote amid Republican opposition from Jenner, Matons, and McCarthy. The pact, signed in Vienna on May 15, sides with Russia, restoring Austria's sovereignty since 1848, pending ratification by Britain France and Russia.
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East Coast Seamen Win Assured Wage Deal Amid Strike
A cooled stalemate forms as 28,000 National Maritime Union sailors approve a modified guaranteed wage contract with East and Gulf shippers. Ship crews may be kept from sailing while talks cover voluntary quits and onshore layovers, easing a broader maritime disruption.
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Airline Safety Awards Honor Major U S Carriers
In Chicago the National Safety Council awards include nine 39 Hines awards to Continental Northwest United and Frontier airlines for aviation safety achievement in 1954 with no fatalities and strong safety records cited by officials.
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