Eisenhower May Run But Campaign Strain Averts Fatigue
James Marlow notes doctors say Eisenhower could seek a second term if heart status allows, but a full presidential campaign would bring extra strain. The piece contrasts running for office with serving four years, outlining possible limits on travel, public appearances, and exertion while stressing continued medical uncertainty about heart arteries and recovery.
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Associated Press
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Boston
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Eugene Lepeschkin
University of Vermont Authority of Cardiografes
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Testifies Funds Used for Union
MIEWAUKEE Wisconsin former Local 494 official testifies in federal tax court that union funds were used for good of the union including political shows liquor and entertainment for politicians and union officials. Alice Prokop, 49, former bookkeeper, contests extra tax assessment of 100492 and penalties 1944 to 1947.
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Alice Prokap
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Edward J. Brown
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Small Department Store Gain in St. Louis Area
A district report from the Eighth Federal Reserve notes that department store sales rose about 1 percent in the week, the smallest gain in nine weeks, with weather blamed for the weak uptick. Memphis stores fell about 10 percent, Louisville held to 1954 levels, and Little Rock and St Louis showed small gains of 2 and 4 percent respectively, with the index up around 7 percent for the district.
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Martin Predicts Eisenhower Will Run Again for President
Republican leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. told Florida GOP crowds in Bradenton and St. Petersburg that President Eisenhower is likely to seek a second term. He argued the Democratic nomination would be weak if Eisenhower is the challenger and urged Republicans to nominate any candidate with a program opposing state socialism.
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Joseph W. Martin Jr
Eisenhower
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Detective Convicted Of Wiretapping Case in Manhattan
New York detective John G Broady was found guilty on 16 counts of illegal wire tapping after a February 18 raid on a Manhattan wiretap center. The operation allegedly connected to 48,000 to 60,000 telephones on the East Side near 38th to 8th streets, including areas near the United Nations. Sentencing could reach 27 years. an appeal was announced.
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New York
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8Th
United Nations
AFL-CIO Plans Giant Campaign In Coming Years
In New York and Tokyo reports, AFL-CIO leaders pledge a massive two-year organizing drive targeting billions in potential membership. Meany and Reuther outline a campaign to recruit new members as former CIO unions pledge funds, with initial support from four million dollars.
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Junior College Cast Praised For Our Town Production
A small, appreciative audience applauded the junior college performance of Our Town. The production featured Guy Town and Vernon D. Reimer in key roles, with strong direction and stagecraft delivering a memorable evening.
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Vernon D. Reimer
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Osluke
Len Stinte
Thearnton Willers Palitae Prigh
Star Clusters Move Away From Earth
A Carnegie Institution report based on Wilson and Palomar observatories notes galaxies receding at up to 50 000 kilometers per second. Using Palomar’s 200 inch telescope the team measured velocities for 620 galaxies, highlighting expanding motion across the cosmos while detailing the era’s astronomical methods and findings.
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Carnegie Institution of Washing
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California Institute of Technology
Tie Report
Kentucky Judge Indicted on Two Misconduct Charges
A Rowan County grand jury indicted Judge William T. McChain on two counts of misfeasance in office and alleged baby procurement schemes. The indictment links McChain to keeping collected fines and destroying records, and ties him to aiding Zelda Brown McPherson in procuring babies for ill childless women in Texas. The case also mentions an Arkansas school-board integration dispute involving White Citizens Councils and proposed injunctions to curb segregationist actions. Defense witnesses and petitions continue as the hearing unfolds under federal and state judges.
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Zelda Brown McPherson
Texas
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Morehead
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Ais
Hoxie
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Last Witness
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White, America, Inc
White Citizens ‘Councils of Arkansas
Hexie Committee For Integration
Eng
Farmers Must Choose Between Freedom and Aligned Agriculture
Washington secretary of agriculture Benson urges farmers to pick between individual freedom and government-backed policy. He argues a subsidized economy weakens initiative and demoralizes people, warning against “quack remedies” while promising proposals to Congress next month.
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Benspy
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Benson
Dismissal Granted in 19 Year-Old Indictment
Los Angeles records show a 19 year old indictment against Earle Hall Gordon over a $14.24 theft from a Santa Monica market, which later went bankrupt. Gordon, arrested on the old warrant last Oct 24, was never brought to trial as the district attorney and sheriff did not oppose the dismissal and offered no explanation in court.
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Santa Monica
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Diploma totals decline as 1954-55 degrees issued
Washington reports that colleges awarded 54,445 diplomas in the 1954-55 year, a drop from 58,699 the prior year. Education Commissioner S. M. Brownell noted the decrease reflects fewer enrolled students and a continuing trend in higher education completion.
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Tess Shin
Members of One Family Die in Fire
Three brothers and the wife of one of them died in a blaze at a trailer park in Wichita. Victims: Joseph W. Babb, 22, his wife Betty, 15, Keone Babb, 17, and Robert Babb, about 17. Passersby tried to pry doors open with boards but the fire trapped them. Investigators attributed the blaze to a defective appliance or wiring. The Babbs’ mother, hospitalized with injuries, was at the scene.
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Northern Illinois Banks Easy Victims
Chicago FBI officials report that modern waist high bank counters in northern Illinois have contributed to easier robberies this year. Donte Mastriler, agent in charge, notes a recommendation to bankers to revert to pre-fashioned teller cages to reduce robberies.
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Two Suits for 225000 in Damages Filed in Kansas City
In circuit court two suits totaling 225000 seek damages from a Kansas City accident last August on a passenger train near Tree Ark. One suit for 190000 is by Floyd H Crawford and Mrs Tank Crawford Caylor parents of victim Patriane Crawford. A second suit for 75000 is by relatives of Mrs Side Potter of Kansas City Fring Aware. A New York note states President Eisenhower to receive the Franklin Award at a June Printing Week Dinner. attendance unknown.
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Red Leaders Visit in Kashmir City
SRINAGAR Kashmir A N I i la 5 Khrushchev and Soviet Premier Bal ankh arrived in Srinagar for a 48 hour visit flying from Jaipur. The two men were met amid crowd shouting Indians and Russians are urothecs Kashmir may gain a chance for more barbs aimed at the West as India and Pakistan vie for the former princely state since 1947.
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Junior Size Rescue in Pacific Search
In a large air sea search for seven missing Navy bomber crewmen, the Hawaii Sea Frontier mounted a junior size rescue operation to aid five distressed swimmers. Five helicopters and a Beachcraft plane dropped life rafts, and the swimmers reached the tail and began paddling to shore.
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Inoculation Clinic Vaccinates 160 Pupils Here
The first of two smallpox diphtheria and tetanus immunization clinics closed yesterday with 160 elementary pupils inoculated at Southwest School. Dr. Kendall Clark and Dr. T Inouye administered vaccines, assisted by Mrs. Omohundro and school health leaders. completion targeted for March.
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Richard Omohundro
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Howard Bloomer
Lukus Jones
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