Harriman Lashes at Eisenhower and Big Business Critique
Governor Harriman criticized President Eisenhower as not suited for the presidency and accused him of surrendering the country to big business and special interests. He condemned the four power talks in Geneva and called for parity in farm prices. Khrushchev, in Burma, denounced Western nations as foolish and attacked the U S France and Britain.
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Geneva
Harriman
Dixon- Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
Rangoon
Burma
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
United States
France
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Maung Chn
England
William the Conqueror
Weather shifts bring rain and snow eastward across regions
Wet weather dominated by rain snow and sleet unsettled many areas. Snow spread from the central U S into the northern Midwest and southern Missouri into Indiana and Ohio. Temperatures moderated along the eastern half from the plains to the mid Atlantic.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Missouri
Tuinoia
Indiana
Ohio
Plains States
mid-Atlantic States
Ulcer Patient Hitches Cow to Wagon for Hunt
Yarmer Burrell Bradshaw faced an odd hurdle in planning a two week hunting trip fresh milk for his ulcer. He attached his best cow to the wagon for the seven mile trek through the bush. The cow appeared to enjoy the holiday as well.
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Tweed
Yarmer Burrell Bradshaw
Two Men Die in Head-on Car Collision
A pair of motorists perished in a head on crash on a slick snow packed highway near Hannibal Missouri authorities identified the dead as T B Conlon 45 of Overland Park Kansas and Sverre Aune 51 of Clayton Missouri. Four Trailways bus passengers were injured one remaining in a Hannibal hospital Averill House 41 of Mexico Missouri. Missouri reports 6739 miles of railroad.
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Headon
T. B. Conlon
Overland Park
Hannibal
Sverre Pus
R. Aune
Clayton
St. Louis
Trailway
Averill House
Mexico, Mo
Hannibal Hospital
Kansas Revenue Set to Reach New High This Year
The Kansas Commission for Revenue and Taxation reports year to date collections at 113,705,812 and projects over 121 million by December 31, surpassing 1954's 116,339,859. It compares with 193,944,767 in 1953, 111,133,904 in 1952, and 105,814,175 in 1951. About four million U.S. motor vehicles were scrapped in 1954.
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Topeka
Kansas Commission For Revenue and Taxation
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Alexander V. Vlasov
America
Vlasov
George Pickens
John Pickens
Vermont
Milt Stoffer
New Hampshire
Kansas
U.S
KODAK
Kodak Stereo
Sun
Leica
Cantsera
Hiway
Golden Crest Dairy
Bell & Howell
Santa's
Delicious
Commons Bakery
Mans. Ph
George Haves
CP Renenen Rele
Parsons Jewelry
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Round Corner Drug Co
Fisher
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