White House Sets Farm Program as Top Priority
President Eisenhower and GOP leaders map a high priority for the farm program this Congress session. They also stress the 10 year highway program and plan cabinet and National Security Council meetings as they await the budget and school construction aid messages.
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Senators argue over Eisenhower running again
Two Republican senators question if Eisenhower should seek a second term while others say his recent remarks and renewed news conferences indicate he intends to run. Senator Saltonstall believes he will run only with confidence in his ability to do the job. Senator Thye suggests a campaign with less vigor would still be better than no effort. Some Republicans doubt, while others insist, Eisenhower plans to seek reelection. More on page three A.
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Stanley To Follow Up Victory In Virginia
Virginia Governor Thomas B. Stanley plans to push for a State of the Commonwealth address backed by a strong win on the constitutional convention call. He seeks legislature support for tuition grants and other anti integration measures tied to the Gray report.
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Cold Southeast Blighted Florida Crops As Snow Sweeps Atlantic Coastal States
Weather across the Southeast and mid-Atlantic brings record cold to Florida and surrounding states with crop damages in the millions. Snow and sleet hit North Carolina and New England as winds exceeded 50 mph along coastlines. Flood threats persist from New Hampshire to New Jersey while dozens of towns report slick roads and isolated communities.
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Average man faith shown in simple deeds
The saying reflects how everyday actions reveal belief and character. It suggests integrity, perseverance, and consistency mark a person more than grand statements.
Cheek Sees New Ball Game in North Carolina Governor Race
Charlotte. Waldo Cheek, former State Insurance Commissioner, says the gubernatorial race has shifted after Dr. Henry Jordan withdrew. Hodges remains a leading candidate as Cheek reviews the situation and hints a quick decision, noting he would not oppose Jordan if he ran in May.
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Soil Bank Starts Wars and Endures Farm Price Issues
Midwest Republicans criticize Eisenhower farm program while Democrats praise parts like the soil bank aimed at cutting plantings and surpluses. Senate debate centers on restoring 90 percent parity supports with possible limits on high quality crops or per-farm aid, as President Eisenhower signals consideration of ceilings.
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ICC Travel Ban: Limited Changes Mark Segregation Ruling
The ICC ban on segregated interstate travel facilities took effect with few changes. In Charlotte signs were removed from White and Colored waiting rooms as firms adopt a wait-and-see approach. Carriers report minimal forced changes while some stations continue voluntary segregation in intrastate areas.
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Carolinas Congressmen Back Ike Farm Plan Endorsements
North Carolina representative Jonas leads support with 3% price supports and grain use reform. Sen. Thurmond and South Carolina voices urge bipartisan work while Johnston and Benson critique parity and targeted reforms. House Agriculture Committee chair Cooley weighs administration details.
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Interposition Movement Shapes 1956 Virginia Assembly
Richmond reports say Virginia legislators arrived to open the 1956 General Assembly amid plans for a resolution of interposition against the U S Supreme Court ruling on school segregation. Gov Stanley to address the joint session as caucuses convene and Democrats consider leadership reshuffles.
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Benson Says Surplus No. 1 Farm Problem
Secretary Benson declares mountainous surpluses are the top issue for American farmers, stating the U S faces large excesses across agricultural commodities. The comment comes amid ongoing concerns about market imbalances and producer prices.
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Mississippi ICC order spurs bus and rail race signs
In Jackson and other cities segregation signs remained in use at rail and bus stations despite ICC bans on interstate racial seating. Officials pledged enforcement if needed while some lines moved to remove or rebrand signs for intrastate use only. Local police and public safety officials warned segregation laws stay on the books and will be enforced where applicable.
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Storm At Sea Affects Coast
Weather Bureau forecasters warn small craft along Atlantic coasts as a winter storm at sea centers between Bermuda and New York. A large high pressure ridge from the North Pole drives cold air down toward the coastline.
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