Eisenhower Says HeWould Be Happy With Nixon On Any Ticket
President Eisenhower indicated he would be happy to have Vice President Nixon on any political ticket with him. He avoided a direct running mate endorsement while praising Nixon and stressing no one should wedge him from Nixon. The exchange followed New Hampshire vote chatter and Nixon write-in support.
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Marvin L.arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dick Nixon
New Hampshire
Dhadamant Shennagap
National Bugs Bunny Easter Coloring Contest Starts Page 1B
Readers are invited to start the three sketch coloring contest on page 1B. Collectors should clip and color the listed sketch and prepare for the next two sketches. Prizes include a free plane trip to Hollywood and other awards. Read the rules carefully.
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Hollywood
California
Kefauver Victory Boosts New Hampshire Primary Outlook
In a first 1956 presidential test, Estes Kefauver wins all New Hampshire Democratic delegates and a strong mayoral lead. Nixon and Herter claim notable write‑in support for vice presidency as Stevenson lags on the ballot. Minnesota awaits Kefauver and Stevenson as the campaign moves on.
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Kefauver
Manchester
N. H
Tennessee
Adlai Stevenson
New Hampshire
Sen
Stevenson
Scott files candidacy for Congress in 6th District
Ralph Scott of Burlington filed with the State Board of Elections as a Democratic candidate for Congress in North Carolina’s 6th District. He said he runs not against Rep. Carl Durham but to push highway, development, and industrial growth. The filing fee of 225 dollars was raised by six area residents, including E. N. Pearce and Burlington officials, who paid in ones.
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Raleigh
Ralph Scott
Burlington
State Board of Elections
Congress
Haw River
Scott
Carl T. Durham
Chapel Hill
George Bason
Swepsonville
Bason
Haw
U.S
Bo W. Kerr Rae
Carl Durham
E. N. Pearce
Co. W. Burke
Ben E. Bradshaw
Graham
Melvin Hearn
Cyprus tensions ease as Britain and U S seek solution
Britain reported easing tensions with the United States over Cyprus after a U S envoy’s remarks sparked British anger. The Foreign Office denied taking sides and offered further talks with Washington to resolve the Greece Britain dispute. Cyprus talks had stalled after five months of secret negotiations with Makarios' union with Greece collapsed March 5.
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London
United States
Cyprus
Foreign Office
U.S. State Department
Greece
Britain
State Department
Washington
U.S
Cavendish Cannon
Cannon
Anthony Nutting
Ala
Learse
Fish
Deay
House of Commons
Eden
Laborite Daily Herald
Spyros Theotokis
Athens
Daily Mail
Daily Telegraph
The
Telegraph
Athens Radio
Makarios
British Police Sergeant Killed In Cyprus
In Nicosia a Greek terrorist attack killed a British police sergeant and wounded a Cypriot police officer amid a general strike over Archbishop Makarios deportation. A Greek civilian was slightly injured as EOKA violence escalates with arrests and house searches.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Britain
Makarios
East Mediterranean
Greece
Enosis
EOKA
Dighennis
U S Seeks Agreement on Cyprus Across Big Powers
The United States urged Greece Britain and Turkey to return to Cyprus talks and drop violence. The State Department stressed a fair solution agreeable to Britain Greece Turkey and Cypriots as Makins sought U S indications of support for the Greek view. The department insisted Washington is not taking sides in the dispute.
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Washington
United States
Cyprus
State Department
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Eden
Roger Makins
Makarios
Mediterranean
U. S
Cavendish W. Cannon
Athens
London
Makins
Herbert Hoover Jr
Lastee
Lincoln White
Waitress Admits Poisoning Mother Daughters and Husbands
Rhonda Bell Martin, a 49 year old waitress from Alabama, allegedly admitted poisoning her mother five children and several husbands with arsenic. She signed a statement detailing killings from 1937 to 1944 and implicated relatives, while a preliminary hearing was set in City Court.
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Montgomery
Ala
Rhonda Bell Martin
Circuit
William F. Thetford
Claude Martin
Martin
Ronald
Emogene Garrett
Anna Carolyn Garrett
Ellyn Elizabeth Garrett
George Garrett
Mary Frances Gibbons
Garrett
Judith
Adelaide Garrett Thetford
Ieee
Martins
Surprise Witness Appears At Hearing In North Carolina
Winston-Salem native Otis Reavis testified as an FBI undercover agent for a House Un-American Activities subcommittee during its North Carolina hearing. He accused party members and outlined covert efforts to infiltrate NAACP and National Negro Congress, naming several local organizers and neighbors.
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Charlotte
Winston-Salem
FBI
Communist Party
North Carolina
Otis Reavis
Western Electric
House Committee On UN
Junius Scales
Scales
Bernard Friedland
Carolinas
Tennessee
Reavis
Lexington
Highpoint
Thomasville
High Point
Charles Coburn
Coburn
Minion
Willie Helms
Harvey Cox
George Johnson
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
National Negro Congress
Saenee
Proar
Tts
Winston- Salem
Subcommittee
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Rhoda Laks
New York City
James D. Gilliland
Warrenton
Warren County Recorder's Court
Walter
Rep. Kearney
R-Ny
Mary Major Robertson
Asheville
Congress
Robertson
Bee
Southern Minists
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
New Hampshire write-in vote tests Nixon popularity
In New Hampshire 18 367 write-in votes for Nixon appeared despite he not being a candidate and not campaigning. Voters expressed a strong, unsolicited show of support while delegates to the national convention faced a Nixon mandate amid a split party. Kefauver ran against party organization with tour stops and factory visits to gain worker support.
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Humphrey
Thomas E. Dewey
Massachusetts
Herter
Warren
Nixon
Sen
Styles
New Hampshire
New England
William Treat
Enogy
Mocra
Dover
Somersworth
Raymond
Derry
Kefauver
Thinking It Over For Lent Contours of Creation and People
Doctor of Divinity Robert Dieffenbacher argues for following natural and human contours rather than rigid straight lines. He likens land boundaries to curves and urges matching treatment to individual temperaments and viewpoints to achieve humane relations.
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Robert Dieffenbacher
NEA
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