Ike to Keep Stassen Despite Retirement Demand
President Eisenhower plans to retain Harold E. Stassen as his disarmament aide despite GOP calls for his retirement. A White House conference with lawmakers was cited, noting Eisenhower’s amusement at Stassen’s foot-in-mouth remarks about Vice President Nixon. Despite the friction, Eisenhower praised Stassen’s disarmament work and said it would be hard for others to fill his role. Republican lawmakers condemned Stassen’s recent attack suggesting Herter should have replaced Nixon as running mate in 1960, signaling ongoing intra party tensions.
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Police Back in Italy Town Sulmona Promises Reinforcements
Sulmona residents halted a general strike as authorities pledged two infantry regiments would be sent to fill military barracks in the mountain town. The move follows a period of unrest amid the town’s 23 000 population and tensions over security.
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Italy
Protest Over Removal of Military District Office
Saturday protests escalated as townspeople clashed with police over the removal. Fighting continued with injuries reported among Sandis Seores witnesses and officers.
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Military District Office
Sandis Seores
De Valera Eyes Comeback as Ireland Plans March Election
Irish premier De Valera faces a potential return to office as Fianna Fail seeks a parliamentary majority. Costello calls a national election for March 4 after replacing De Valera in 1954, amid renewed campaign by the NY-born leader who is nearly blind.
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Hamnon de Valera
Ireland
John A. Costello
de Valera
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Costello
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Fluttering Heart After Quiz Loss at Tuscon Hospital
A Los Angeles truck driver who missed the $64,000 question on a TV quiz was hospitalized in Tucson after a fluttering of the heart. Alfred A. Einfrank, a world geography expert, hopes to try again on The $64,000 Challenge in a few weeks. He fell ill Saturday night while visiting a nephew in Tucson and was admitted to St. Mary’s Hospital. Einfrank cited eight weeks of stress and strain as the cause.
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Los Angeles
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Safe recovered near Eudora after Kansas City theft
A safe stolen from the Golden West Bar in Kansas City Missouri was found about 900 feet south of the K 10 bridge at Eudora. The 28 by 17 inch safe held papers and check blanks. it had been pried open and was brought to Lawrence by the sheriff's office. No theft date is known.
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Eudora
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Over 150 Girls Set For Leadership Day
More than 150 girls attend a Leadership Day hosted by Associated Women Students at a Kansas college campus. Emily Taster, dean of women, opens with basic leadership concepts. Panels on activities follow a luncheon with nine groups tackling isuu and you.
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Paola
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K UU
Kala Lou Mays
Great Bend
Jnan Elson
Shirley Stout
Lombard
Melisande Magers
Mission
Marielta Meigs
Megan Lloyd
Hutchinson
Nixon to Represent the United States at Gold Coast Ceremony
President Eisenhower named Vice President Nixon as chief of a U. S. delegation to attend March 3 to 10 ceremonies marking Britain's grant of independence to the Gold Coast. Murray Snyder said other delegation members and plans would be announced. Mrs. Nixon will accompany him on the trip.
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Grace Kellly Makes First Official Public Appearance
Grace Kelly appeared in public for the first time since the birth of her child. The public event in Monte Carlo drew photographers and spectators as she arrived in formal attire.
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Rise Stevens Defends Primadonna Image Amid Backlash
New York singer Rise Stevens brushes off attacks labeling her a prima donna. She recalls heckling from an audience and dismisses talk of tantrums, noting her commitment to music and rejecting claque culture while discussing public perception and media jokes about her temperament.
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Princess Caroline Hosts Delegation at Monacay Court
Fragmentary text shows Princess Caroline of Monaco hosting a delegation at the Monacay Court. Mentions Ere Rainier IT and Dut £ 3, with references to bakers meeting in the town of Vithuiven.
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Collegiate 4 H Club Elects New Officers
Jack VanHorn and Poniess named president and vice president of the 4 H club at Manhattan College. Other officers include Rat Clary as secretary treasurer and Pat Tord as marshal, with Amita Orte leading the group and Ruth Odense as pianist. A list of additional members spans Geneseo St George and Mankato areas with Emily Douthy and Charles Hamon among officers.
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I1 Vis
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Fire Fatalities Strike N Y Home Killing Three Children
In Syracuse New York a house fire claimed the lives of three Wilkins children Deborah one Jeffrey one and Thomas five The parents Ar and Mrs Edward C Wilkins escaped with two other children Timothy two weeks and a further child were at school at the time The four remaining Wilkins children were away at school when the blaze broke out
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Jeffrey
Ind . Thomas
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Timothy
Wilkins
Icy Roads Prompt Crackdown On Traffic Offenders
Police Chief Bill Cox reports a recent spike in crashes on icy highways as January conditions worsen. He notes 6 injuries from a 1958 mishap and urges strict driver cooperation to reduce accidents, warning that later crashes leave more serious consequences for individuals and the community.
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Of Thee Sing at Fraser Theater A Bustling Burlesque
The University Theatre and Light Opera Guild open Of Thee Sing at Fraser Theater, a brisk, youth filled revival with Beverly Runkle delivering a standout Diana Devereaux. Strong book and lively ensemble scenes, though some singers struggle, and the show leans into satire over culture.
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Ira Gershwin
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Diana Devereaux
K U Visitor Speaker Plans Public Lecture
Prof. George Ford of Cincinnati University will deliver a public lecture at 4 p.m. Thursday in Hailey Auditorium, Kansas University. His talk titled The Twilight of the Double Vision of Conrad s Lord Jim will explore literary interpretation.
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Cincinnati University
Hailey
Kansas Uni
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