Eisenhower Says Decision on Re election Likely by March
President Eisenhower said he should have enough information by March to decide whether to seek re election. He discussed the timing at a news conference and noted inquiries about Warren, Israel and Arab states, guided missiles, and a potential gas bill. He dodged firm commitments on some policy questions while reaffirming no strong opposition to Justice Warren if nominated.
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Senate race over missiles fuels White House push
Washington reports show Senate leaders and President Eisenhower focusing on a high stakes dispute over the U S missile program. The stalemate centers on funding for a five figure mis sile fund and control of inquiry into a related contract. The White House seeks quick action with hopes for a swift Senate vote and a clear finish by Saturday.
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Alabama College Faces Court Over Enrollment Ban
Alabama’s main campus confronts federal action after a court order challenges the university’s refusal to enroll a Negro coed. The dean of Winchester is summoned to show cause for contempt, while national groups press for access and safety concerns spark protests and a broader fight over integration.
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Parsons Man Announces Candidacy for Congress
A Parsons resident named Oren Tiray declared plans to run as a Republican candidate for Congress in the district. The report notes the candidate’s age and prior civic roles, including work with the District Court Clerk and Probate Attorney, as he begins his campaign.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Corrasa
Fragmented report notes multiple traffic deaths in Kansas with references to an accident and possible dates. Names and clear details are unreadable but authorities aim to release a later update. Residents are urged to follow forthcoming police statements for verified information.
Big Three Survey of Middle East Moves at State Dept Talks
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France opened discussions at the State Department on Middle East options within the UN Charter. Presidents Eisenhower and Eden led a conference aimed at reducing war risk and outlining steps if fighting resumes in Palestine.
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Extortionist Joey Fay Released From Prison
Joey Fay former labor leader known for a criminal extortion case was released from prison after serving an eight year term. He had been central to a corruption scandal linked to the Operating Engineers Union and faced charges related to construction equipment schemes. The report notes his transfer and discharge from Sing Sing Prison near New York City.
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Veterans honor Gruenther for wartime service
A veterans group salutes General Alfred M R Gruenther for his significant wartime service and lasting impact on national security. The ceremony reflects on his leadership and contributions to postwar defense policy.
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Budget session ends with plan approvals for theater arcade
Kansas Legislature wraps up a budget session with a projected revenue fix and approval of plans for a new arcade at the theater site in Topeka. City actions include paving, parking expansion, and street improvements around the arcade area as work proceeds.
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Roads Slick as Snow Bites Across Kansas
State Highway Department reports blowing and drifting snow creating traffic hazards in south central and southwestern Kansas. Visibility near zero around Hutchinson, with light snow around Ness City and Dighton and mixed conditions across divisions from near normal in northwest to light rain and snow in the southeast.
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Kansas senate probe group formed to study state budget
Senator Don Hults of Lawrence leads a new legislative probe group to study government costs and efficiency. The panel aims to reduce general costs without harming core services, with a $75,000 budget for efficiency experts and potential council takeover if Supreme Court ruling affects its status.
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Prayers for Mindzenty Amid Political Repression
Prayer services held in Vatican City for Cardinal Mindszenty. Reports say Hungarian communist officials arrested and sentenced individuals on charges of treason espionage and financial crimes amid political turmoil.
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Editor Sees Risk In Race Problem
Dawdal Davis of the Negra weekly spoke at the Douglas County Men's Brotherhood banquet in Lawrence. He warned the nation faces danger from both Communism and civil rights backsliding, urging active effort to address inequality rather than wait. Floward Thurwits led the event with Albert Parker chairing.
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Chile Mountain Seen As Highest for Hemisphere
A Chilean survey proclaims Chile Mountain as the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere. The report notes the elevation surpasses other Andean summits and claims the summit lies near the Argentina border.
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Congress Asked to Raise Immigration Quota and Speed Deportations
President Eisenhower urged Congress to raise the annual immigration cap from 154 847 to about 220 000 entrants and to accelerate deportations of criminals and subversives. He argued the increase reflects world leadership responsibilities and would address economic needs and growth while new laws tighten entry and enforcement.
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Weather Update Kansas Clouds Wind and Snow Move In
A weather bulletin reports cloudy skies and strong winds across Kansas with mixed precipitation. Snow expected central to northeast and rain southeast this afternoon, diminishing tonight. Northerly gusts reach 30 to 40 mph with scattered snow northeast tonight. Thursday brings mostly cloudy skies, cooler temperatures and highs around the 30s.
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