McKay Enters Oregon Senate Race Against Morse
Secretary of the Interior Clifford McKay filed for the Republican nomination for Oregon senator, aiming to challenge Democrat Wayne Morse in November. The move drew mixed reactions from party leaders, with Eisenhower administration support noted and Oregon politics reshaped by the entry.
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Tobacco Workers Get Raise at Reynolds in Winston-Salem
R J Reynolds Tobacco Co announced pay raises for about 10 000 production workers in Winston-Salem effective Monday worth an estimated 1 million dollars added to annual payroll. The move marks the third straight year of wage increases following a record net income of 53 267 637 on sales of 866 425 772. The company also added a sixth paid day Christmas Day bringing total paid vacation and holidays to 13 days.
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Autherine Lucy seeks court to reinstate Alabama enrollment
In Birmingham, Autherine Lucy’s attorney asked U S District Judge H Hobart Grooms to overturn her February expulsion from the University of Alabama for alleged unproved remarks about officials. A TV interview clouded whether she will return, as she hinted at Texas as a possible study site and discussed offers from other colleges.
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Thornton Discussed For Post In White House Shuffle
Former Colorado governor Dan Thornton tops a list of Western figures considered to replace Interior Secretary Fred McKay who plans to leave the Cabinet to pursue the Oregon Senate seat being sought by Morse. Others mentioned include Wesley A. D Ewart and Senator Allott, with GOP opposition noted to Thornton’s past Senate plans.
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Burley Leaf Allotment Is Revised
Washington reports a revised burley tobacco allotment for 1956 allows farmers to plant the same acreage as 1955. The new total is 309,200 acres, up from 263,350 under the prior allotment, reflecting growth authorized by legislation signed by President Eisenhower on March 2.
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Cypriots Stage General Strike Violent clashes feared
Thousands of Cypriots walked off jobs in a general strike protesting Britain's deportation of Archbishop Makarios III. British paratroopers patrolled streets in Nicosia as shops closed and violence erupted, with police and rioters clashing and editors facing censorship orders as Greece recalled its ambassador.
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Riots Across North Africa Push France Toward Martial Measures
Paris confronts a wave of violence spilling from Tunisia and Algeria as authorities rush to expand emergency powers. Riot police deployed in Paris while mobs attack the U.S. consulate in Tunis and French settlements face fresh assaults in Algiers. Premier Mollet seeks confidence for a special bill amid mounting casualties and tense demonstrations.
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Possible Write-In Vote Seen in New Hampshire Primary
Political observers look for a large write-in movement in New Hampshire's Republican vice presidential preference poll next Tuesday. Eisenhower appears set to win the 14 delegate GOP slate, with several Knowland backers switching to support Eisenhower as Kefauver and Stevenson clash in Minnesota on March 20.
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McClellan Suggested for Senate Prober Chair
A push to draft Sen. McClellan Arkansas for chairman of a new Senate Investigations subcommittee grows. The eight member panel, split evenly by party, debates rules as Sen. Gore Tenn states he will not seek the post. The panel will probe lobbying, campaign contributions and related influence on government offices.
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Mandatory Curbs May Discourage Western Trade With Soviet Union
Senator Jack Jackson warned Congress may add mandatory controls to foreign aid bills to deter Western trade with Russia. The Eisenhower administration seeks about five billion dollars for the next fiscal year’s foreign aid program. The Senate Investigations subcommittee will hear from Secretary of State Dulles amid withheld details. Harold Stassen testified that public disclosure would hurt the Western alliance. Secretary Weeks also withheld such information.
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McKeldin Attacks Democrats at North Carolina GOP Rally
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin told the Durham audience that Democrats are a sick party doomed to lose to Eisenhower in November. He recalled North Carolina’s 1952 vote and urged backing for a strong economy and a binding peace with justice.
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Shoe Fashion and City Features Highlight Sunday Enterprise
The Sunday Enterprise announces seven pages of shoe fashion coverage from High Point stores. A Stoplights feature examines the city’s traffic light investments. The Chair City Band and Thomasville High band are profiled ahead of Miami performances. A water quality piece explains why city water, though naturally soft, requires treatment.
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GOP Names Candidates For Congress In North Carolina
The Associated Press reports North Carolina Republicans nominated two congressional candidates. Rep. Charles Raper Jonas won unanimous nomination in the 10th District and R. C. Clarke was chosen in the 12th District. Clarke and Jonas each accepted. Jonas faces Democrat Ben E. Douglas. Clarke faces Democrat George Shuford.
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