Political Storm Over Farm Policy and Eisenhower Nomination Talk
The article reports a heated debate over government farm payments and fair levels, with groups touring to gauge farmer sentiment. It notes GOP strategists eye February statements on a potential second term and mentions stalled income tax cut plans amid nomination speculation.
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Eisenhower Likely to Decide on 1952 Run in February
Washington reports Ike may announce in February if he will run again. Apparent plans discuss whether his name appears on state ballots as physicians assess his heart attack recovery. Dr Paul Dudley White cites progress but notes full clearance may take two to three months.
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Kentuckians Face Life Sentences
A fragment notes a legal hearing in Huntington with testimony about a defendant, implying possible life sentences and questions of criminal responsibility.
Conservation Board Opens Fall Meeting in North Carolina
The North Carolina Development Conservation and Development Board met in Waynesville with Gov. Hodges leading. Officials discussed attracting new industries, supporting southern advertising, and boosting the state's share of national touring dollars while touring a new road stretch.
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