Knowland open on 1960 presidential considerations
California Senator Knowland, Senate Republican leader, said he has not closed doors on a 1960 presidential bid. He noted it is too early to decide and would not rule in or out any option. He declined to confirm support for Nixon or reveal his own plans, stating he has opened neither nor closed any doors.
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Ike to Meet Press News Conference Thursday at 10:30
President Eisenhower will hold a news conference Thursday at 10 30 a m EST, the White House announced Monday. The event will be broadcast to inform the public on current national and international matters.
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Fire Senator Off U.N. Job Editor Urges
Palmer Hoyt editor of the Denver Post urged Tuesday that Senate Republican Leader Willam F. Knowland be removed from the U N delegation. Hoyt said U S delegates must explain promote the official Eisenhower view and oppose Knowland’s allegedly self serving schemes. He criticized Knowland’s speech as distorted and contrary to administration policy.
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Long Beach Woman Files to Run for School Board
Roseen 37 of Monlaco Road announces candidacy for Long Beach Columbus area school board seat. Active in PTA she plans campaign events at Morean Mall and via local meetings with officials in Los Angeles County Superintendent offices. Campaign focuses on incumbents led by President Elizabeth Haddon and Budget Chair Bud Duncan. Election set for April 5.
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New Tablet Eases Monthly Cramps Offering Sure Relief
A new tablet relieves menstrual cramps and nervous tension for many women, with doctors reporting strong results. Tests show three of four participants felt stopped or significantly eased pain, headaches, and backache, even on premiere days. It claims to calm uterine discomfort and works beyond simple relief, marketed as Lydia Pinkham’s Tablets available at drugstores.
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