Conflicting Views on Farm Support Debated in Senate
The Senate debates restoring rigid price supports for cotton and staples, amid split loyalties between advocates of rigid and flexible schemes. Sen. Aiken predicts a tight victory margin while others push for a soil bank plan and potential ceilings on payments.
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Sen. Aiken
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Aiken
Senate
Sen. Anderson
DNM
Secretary of Agriculture
Sen
Eastland
Carlson
Sena
Administration Soil Bank
Congress
Eisenhower
Spepov
Experts Fear New Strikes Across Key Aircraft Plants
Government labor experts fear a wave of strikes may spread from East Coast plants to major aircraft and missile factories nationwide. Negotiations stall at Republic Aviation Bay Shore Fairchild divisions New York with a large union workforce and talks resume Monday. The Taft Hartley emergency provisions may be used to halt spread as California plants near Los Angeles and others face actions.
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Norman Walker
Washington
Douglas
Lockheed
Convair
Republic
Fairchild Boeing
North American
Eisenhower
New York
Long Island
Republic Aviation Corp
Afl-Cio
Fairchild Airplane Engine Co
Bay Shore
N. Y
United Auto Workers
Fairchild Engine
Farmingdale
N.Y
West Coast
California
Los Angeles
En Ania Ange
Western powers seek to avert Middle East crisis over jet sale
The United States Britain and France postponed a meeting on Israel's 12 Mystere jet fighter deal with France amid mounting evidence of a growing Arab nationalist challenge. U S officials fear Soviet leverage and blame Western powers for destabilizing Middle East arms balance while Glubb's Jordanian role and Arab Legion control draw scrutiny. State Department denies pressuring France while acknowledging shared responsibility in stabilizing the region.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Israel
Middle East
Eisenhower
U. S
John Bagot Glubb
Jordan
Soviet Union
Santinw Allen Fe Wa
Aviln Aiso
U.S
Morocco
Iraq
State Department
Glubb
Arab Legion
Saudi Arabia
Spring Fashions Start On Page 8B
The Sunday Enterprise runs a 14 page special section on spring fashion from pages 8B to 9B and through Section C with 25 pictures of local men women boys and girls modeling new spring creations. It serves as a strong shopping guide for both ladies and gentlemen.
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High Point
California CRA backs Nixon Eisenhower ticket for re election
The California Republican Assembly 40 member Candidates and Fact Finding Committee unanimously recommended enthusiastic endorsement of the Eisenhower Nixon ticket. The resolution, cleared without discussion, goes to the CRA convention for approval and cites Gov Goodwin J Knowland and California delegates pledged to Eisenhower.
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San Francisco
Nixon
California Republican Assembly
CRA
Pasadena
Goodwin J
William F. Knowland
California
Eisenhower
GOP
South Viet Nam Chooses Assembly To Write Constitution
South Viet Nam plans to elect 123 deputies from 468 candidates for a new constitution. Five to six million voters will decide, with results not expected until March 9. President Diem supporters likely dominate, and the Assembly convenes in Saigon after the vote.
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South Viet Nam
Mch
Republic of
Viet Nam
A. Assembly
N Dinh Diem
Chunky
Far East
Diem
Bian Xuyen
Iton
Stevenson presses 90 percent parity in Minnesota soil program
Adlai Stevenson courted farmers in Litchfield as he urged price supports at 90 percent of parity and a democratically controlled farm program with loans at fair rates. He criticized the Eisenhower administration on education rural electrification funds and warned of governance by committees and boards. He framed the campaign as a contrast between business run government and farmer backed policy in western Minnesota.
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Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Poparem
Litchfield
Here
Illinois
Eisenhower
Big Lake
Waverly
Stevenson
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Saul Centre
Sinclair Lewis
Lewis
Busiiness
Main Street
New Phase of Cold War Talk at Pittsburgh Banquet
U S senators Sparkman Duff Kuchel and Martin warned at Amen Corner banquet that the Soviet Union is expanding science and engineering training. They urged swift government action to counter the new phase of the cold war by 1960 and warned against letting the Soviets outpace the United States.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Uni
James Duff
R-Pa
Soviet Union
Sparkman
Duff
Amen Corner
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
Edward Martin
Adlai Joins Order Of Brush In Litchfield
Adlai Stevenson joined the Order of the Brush in Litchfield Minnesota during his Minnesota presidential primary campaign appearance. Local businessmen, celebrating a county centennial, wore a fake beard for the event while a citation noted the rule about shaving twice daily.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Stevenson
Minnesota
Adlai
Litchfield. Minn
Order of the Brush
Remains of Airmen in Atlantic Crash Near Iceland
A U S Air Force Globemaster carrying 17 aboard crashed in the stormy Atlantic about 250 miles southwest of Iceland. Rescue vessels, lifeboats, and search planes combed the area for survivors as wreckage and engine trouble reports emerged from the late night disaster.
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London
Atlantic
Iceland
Air Goose
York
Warner-Robbins Air Force Base
Keflavik
Air Force
Washington
Alpha
Greenland
Globemaster
Thor
Saebjerg
Nes
Prestwick
Scotland
Harmon Air Force Base
Ocean
Jordan King Hussein Fires Glubb for Refusing to Reorganize Arab Legion
Jordan's King Hussein fired Lt. Gen. John Bagot Glubb for defying orders to reorganize the Arab Legion to meet a potential Israeli attack. Syria Egypt and Saudi Arabia pledged aid and support, signaling rising Arab nationalism and tension with Britain and the United States.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan
Hussein
John Bagot Glubb
Syria
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Damascus
Middle East
Britain
United States
Amman
Glubb
Israel
Hoover urges penalties for delinquent parents in editorial
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover called for legal penalties on parents who permit their children to run wild. He cited rising juvenile crime and a high birth rate as signals of a growing problem, arguing the home must again serve as the first classroom and place of learning.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
America
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Hoover
Taft Wing Split Over 1956 Campaign Roles
Sen. Aiken says Taft backers should help reelect Eisenhower but not control the campaign. Sen. Knowland urges broader Taft wing participation, yet Aiken warns against giving the extreme right a decisive voice in strategy. The dispute highlights balance sought between Taft supporters and Dewey allies in the GOP.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
Aiken
R-Vi
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Knowland
R-Calif
Taft
GOP
Senate
Bob Taft
Ohio
Hollis
Leonard W. Hall
National Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Nixon Favored by GOP Leaders for Second Term
A March 3 Associated Press survey of 112 of 165 Republican national leaders shows Vice President Nixon as the 13 to 1 favorite for renomination. California leaders abstain. South and West mostly back him while many express praise and concern over his platform and attacks from Democrats.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Republicans
National Committee
Ike
California
Goodwin J
Cabifornia
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