Republicans Urge Democrats Rally Behind Eisenhower Plan
GOP leaders urged Democrats to back President Eisenhower's soil bank proposal to aid farmers. Key Democrats reacted coolly as Knowland and Martin predicted the veto would be sustained, while Eisenhower pressed for swift action and new payments to farmers signing up for land retirement.
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Eisenhower
New Soil Bank
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White House
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Senate
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House
Martin
Witl
Measure on Civil Rights Receives Sharp Setback
Civil Rights legislation suffered a setback as the House study committee voted 14 to 13 to return the bill to a subcommittee. Southern lawmakers blamed the chairman for the defeat while the bill faced opposition from key members.
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Washington
House Studiaiiry Committee
Cel
Grace Kelly to wed Monaco ruler in civil ceremony
Grace Kelly lunching with Prince Rainier today marks a final American moment before she becomes Princess of Monaco. The civil ceremony is set for noon tomorrow in the throne room, followed by Roman Catholic rites Thursday at the cathedral. Friends call her radiant and say everything is turning out like a fairy tale.
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Monte Carlo
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Philadelphia
Rigeria
Monaco
Russians Seek Peace in Middle East With Israel and Arab States
Moscow called for a peace settlement acceptable to both sides in the Middle East and offered to join international efforts and UN actions to strengthen peace in Palestine. The Foreign Ministry urged border restraint and improved refugee conditions as Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev prepared for talks in Britain, signaling Soviet stake in regional affairs.
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Israel
Foreign Ministry
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
England
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Middle East
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Palestine
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Britain
Eden
London
Dulles Sees Welcome Soviet Aid in Peace Efforts
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would welcome Soviet support for U.N. peacemaking in the Middle East if the Soviet pronouncement holds. He noted he had not seen the full statement and urged reading the fine print, while linking the move to Eisenhower's April 9 peace proposal and urging a reexamination of foreign aid. He questioned Cyprus under NATO and stressed Western unity on German unification over disarmament.
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Republicans split on Eisenhower farm bill veto
Washington reports show some GOP dissension over the farm bill veto as a party conference voices concern that the veto affects Midwest elections. Leonard Hall defends the veto while predicting urban gains to offset rural losses, and Eisenhower prepares to speak at a final session launching his re election campaign.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
Husband and Wife Collide Twice in Des Moines Mishaps
Mr and Mrs James Mitchell each wrecked the other’s car within hours in Des Moines after switching vehicles The same patrolman handled both incidents Yerkey and Mitchell work in the same Firestone Tire plant Yerkey unhurt the Mitchells sustained cuts and bruises Mrs Mitchell said they are even after the pair of mishaps
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Des Moines
James Mitchell
State Help for Farm Necessity Hall Says
Governor Fred Hall told a 250 member Lions Club in Kansas University Memorial Union Ballroom that states have been lacking in aiding agriculture and must do more with research and other measures. He defended his administration and outlined future programs while noting his Washington trip aimed at urging action on farm policy. The talk included references to fellow gubernatorial candidates and a brief flight delay en route, with a later note about Eisenhower's veto of the farm bill.
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Journal-World Photo
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Warren Shaw
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George
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Frank Godding
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Lawrence
Here
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St. Louis
Joe Foss
Leo Heogh
Entry Official Now Parry Will Be Here
Parry O'Brien the world record holder for the shot put has his entry confirmed by Kansas Relays officials as a special competitor to meet Kansas weight champion Bill Nieder. The field grows to 60 entries with teams from Colorado Oklahoma Rice Washburn Arkansas SMU Texas A&M McCook Junior College Warrensburg William Jewell Grinnell Baker University plus Ft. Riley distance star Art Dalzell. Oklahoma lists 20 athletes including Bob VanDeg Mendrik Kruger Edwin Cook Leon Moore and more. Colorado adds 23 including Ken Yob and Fritz Hageboeck with Glenn Beverline entering hop-step jump, a event he won at Ten Relays.
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Kansas
Bill Nieder
Nieder
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Schoels
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Texas A&m
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Warrensburg
William Jewell
Grinnell
Baker University
Art Dalzell
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Ft. Riley
Bob VanDeg
Mendrik Kruger
Edwin
Lawrence housewife invited to Washington Women's Congress
Mrs. Jane Dykes of 912 Schwarz Road will have expenses paid for a trip to the Women's Congress on Housing in Washington, D C, next Monday to Wednesday. State plans for a family room and noted many houses lack basements. Dykes invited other housewives to share ideas to carry to Congress. She can be reached at VI-3-9642.
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Lawrence
Women's Congress
Washington, D.C
Jane
Schwarz
Federal Housing
Home Finance
Albert M. Cole
Kansas
Cole
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Congress
Washington
Nineteen Kansas Schools To Share in Steel Grant
A group of Kansas schools is among 5,000 institutions sharing in a one million dollar educational grant from the United States Steel Foundation Inc. The exact amounts per college were not disclosed. Participating Kansas institutions include Bethel College Newton Friends University Wichita Baker Baldwin Ottawa University Ottawa St Benedicts Atchison and the Kansas Foundation of Private Colleges and Universities Newton which will distribute a lump sum to 19 member Kansas schools.
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Kansas
United States Steel Foundation Inc
Bethel College
Newton
Friends University
Wichita
Baker, Baldwin
Ottawa University
Ottawa
St. Benedict's
Atchison
Kansas Foundation of Private Colleges and Universities
Greeks Grant Air Lane Overflight Permit Report
Athens reports the Greek government granted permission for an unspecified number of Czechoslovak military aircraft with Egyptian markings to fly over Greece en route to Egypt. The raid/overflight details remain unclear in current coverage.
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Greece
Egypt
KU Receives 175000 Gift for New Men’s Dormitory
Kansas University gains a 175000 donation from Mrs Joseph R Pearson of Corsicana Texas to help fund a 112 man men’s dormitory on West Campus Road north of Carruth and O’Leary Walls. The 1525 million project will be named for the late Joseph K Pearson. The Pearsons total gifts to KU approach 700000, ranking with other major endowments in university history.
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Joseph R. Pearson
Corsicana
Tex
Franklin D
Pearsons
Elizabeth Watkins
Solon Summerfield
Wat- King
Pearson
Sellards
Grace Pearson
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Lawrence
Wan
K.U
Murphy
Washington, D. C
Swanky Gifts Pile Up For Grace Kelly Royal Wedding
Monaco gifts for Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier swell toward a multimillion value. Jewelry, a limousine fleet, a palace zoo and luxury items poured in from Europe and officials. Onassis reportedly sent a $49,000 diamond and ruby piece.
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Monte Carlo
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Aristotle Onassis
Europe
Miss. Kelly's
Monacan
Palace
Prince’s Zoo
Morocco
Another Frost Due Here Tonight
A frost advisory covers the region as temperatures dip to near 30 degrees in downtown Lawrence after a cool 46 degree day. Outlying areas report colder sub freezing readings through the night, with similar conditions forecast for Wednesday and highs near the upper 50s.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Sls
Five Day Weather Forecast for the Central Plains
Readable weather forecast for Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma notes seasonal norms with minor fluctuations. Estimates include normal highs around 65 to 75 and lows near 24 to 45 degrees. Light showers expected mainly in Oklahoma and southern Kansas toward the period end, with frost risk in the north and east regions on Wednesday.
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Nebraska
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Oma
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HNL & P
Local Jaycees Seek Opinions on Start Of Daylight Saving
The Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce plans to study daylight saving at its April 27 meeting in Salina. Local chapters are canvassing opinions on starting daylight saving for the summer period of 1957. The Lawrence Junior Chamber sponsors the survey and asks readers to return the questionnaire at P.O. Box 558. The group seeks sentiment, not a position, to report at the state convention. if enough chapters favor it, daylight saving could become an all Kansas project. Some favor extra daylight for hobbies, while farmers fear disrupted schedules.
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Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
al Salina
Lawrence Junior Chamber
Caskshit Journal-World
Daycees
P.O
Laterence
Jaycees
Margaret Truman Busy Prepping for Wedding at Home
In Independence Missouri Margaret Truman prepares for her wedding to Clifton Daniel Jr New York newspaperman The couple is expected to confer with organist J D Hammontree for church music The Trumans were married there 37 years ago and newsmen have had difficulty reaching her as she rests at the family home on Delaware Street
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Margaret Truman
Clifton Daniel Jr
New York
Margaret
J.D. Hammontree
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