Eisenhower comments on farm bill and Middle East policy
President Eisenhower discusses pressing for a new farm bill to cut crop surpluses and notes it may be too late for soil bank pricing. He declines to say when high price supports might return and warns the mid East situation remains complex with no radical changes, comparing tensions to a pile of jack straws.
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Eisenhower
Senate House
Wisconsin
Eden
Middle East
Ewwenhower
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
United States
mid-East
Esenhower
Ewenhower
Dow Jones Averages Reported By Bache & Co
Business briefs note Dow Jones averages furnished by Bache & Co. for the trading day. Market activity and key index movements are summarized to reflect overall trends and notable shifts in the stock market.
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Bache & Co
Democrats claim gains in Wisconsin primary results
Democrats claim gains with voters expressing optimism for nomination and a possible statewide challenge to Eisenhower. Wisconsin party chairs call outcomes far better than anticipated as Republican leaders note mixed results, with long standing concerns over farm prices and milk, hog, beef markets reflected in rural areas.
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Mayor of Jacksonville Found Dead in Home
Marion A. Cowell, 4, mayor of Jacksonville, was found dead at his home. Coroner says suicide by revolver, time between 3 and 5 a.m. He was elected in 1953 and supported city improvements including a street program and new city hall. He had recently spent weeks in hospital and attended a council meeting the night before.
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Wholesale Co
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Democratic Executive Committee
Negro Attorney Leads White Opponents in Riviera Beach Council Race
E H Cunningham a Negro attorney led three white opponents in the Riviera Beach city council election yesterday receiving 710 votes. He faces a runoff April 17 with Biu while if elected he would be the first Negro city official in the area. Incumbent Sam Odham ran third. In the town’s one white precinct Cunningham received 16 votes to 1 076 for his three white opponents. Riviera Beach has about 4 000 residents.
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Hmers Beach
Grace Kelly Sets Sail for Monaco Wedding
Grace Kelly announces at a crowded New York press conference aboard the Constitution she will marry the Prince of Monaco with civil ceremony on April 18 and Catholic rite the next day. She says she plans no return to acting and plans to focus on marriage.
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Teners
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Stock Market In Quiet Noon Trading Turns Cautious
The Associated Press average of six stocks stood at 190.20, down 0.20 at noon as traders note ongoing gains but warn of a possible swift pullback. Analysts highlight selective shifts toward stocks likely to react to any near term upset, with attention to big names such as Goodyear, International Harvester, IBM, Standard Oil, and Pepsi-Cola.
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Associated Press
Five Power Disarmament Plan Aims Global Limits
A proposed plan by five powers sets maximum manpower limits including 2 percent caps for Russia and the United States and 730000 for Britain and France. It would cap Red China and allied states at 500000 troops, enforce nuclear material control, and tighten inspection to monitor production and test plans while reducing stockpiles over time.
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France
Bulgania
China
Festestnn & Sacar Seemom
Hodges Urges New Industry Growth in North Carolina
Hodges voiced hope for regional industrial expansion amid hydroelectric projects on the Roanoke with talks of a 30 million dollar Halifax Paper Co expansion delayed by unsettled stream flow. He cited unexpected problems and urged state and federal agencies to cooperate for the area's broader interests.
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Roanoke
Halifax Paper ‘Co
British Deny Tough Policy Toward Egypt
British Prime Minister Eden reportedly pressed President Eisenhower to back a harsher approach to Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser. The Foreign Office denied any anti-Nasser policy or plans to halt economic aid, stressing no encouragement of such reports.
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Eden
Eisenhower
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Foreign Office
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Middle East
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Khrushchev
Britain
Court action prompts push to restore state anti subversive laws
Rep Howard W Smith vows to press for a bill allowing states to enforce sedition laws where not conflicting with federal law. Massachusetts Attorney General backs state enforcement. Virginia Attorney General Almond warns federal overreach threatens government integrity and calls Congress to act to restore effectiveness of state laws. The debate centers on states' rights versus federal authority amid court decisions.
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National Assn General
Washington
Dpe
W. Lindsay Almond
Virginia
Supreme
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Congress
Texas
Frisco Leads In Alcoholism Rates Across Cities
fragmented OCR text lists cities including Cincinnati Cleveland South Bend El Paso Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York with various numeric values. mentions rate comparisons and regional figures in a disjointed economic or health context without coherent narrative.
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Ind
Toleto
Philadel
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el Paso
Nah
Salt Lake Cy
Fort Wayne
New York City
Detroit
Missouri Attorney General Dalton Describes Far Reaching Decision
Missouri Attorney General John M. Dalton termed the ruling a far reaching decision with broad implications for state law and public policy. The remarks framed the decision as a substantial shift in how legal standards will be applied going forward.
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Atty
John M. Dalton
Missouri
Neat Thieves Steal Wheels From Parked Denver Car
Neat Thieves took the wheels from a parked car in Denver. They fled in a nearby lawn area leaving a distinct line of vehicle parts and signs of hurried departure observed by onlookers.
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Denver
Secone
Son
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