Humphrey Praises President as Symbol of Peace at NYC Rally
At Madison Square Garden a rally titled Salute to Eisenhower drew sponsors who paid 100 tickets totaling a million dollars. Secretary George Humphrey lauded the President as a symbol of world peace and praised sound economic policy, noting record prosperity and near full employment. He warned crises will continue but the nation has a wise leader directing through these times.
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Pravda says U.S. Yalta papers not authentic
Pravda in Moscow charges that the latest Yalta documents released by the U S State Department are largely personal notes by U S diplomats and officials and may be fantasies or deliberate falsifications. The article accuses the United States of violating Yalta agreements during the war and hindering postwar Germany’s democracy and peace.
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Adlai Stevenson to Enter Illinois Primary On Monday
Adlai E Stevenson plans to wait until the final day before entering the Illinois presidential preference primary. He filed his candidacy statement with state Democratic leaders yesterday, with nominating petitions to place his name on the April 10 ballot to be filed Monday in Springfield.
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Farm Bureau Session At Fairgrounds Postponed
Due to conflicting dates the Douglas County Farm Bureau commodity committee meeting set for Wednesday has been postponed. The session will be rescheduled for a later date at the fairgrounds. Ronald Robb and David Nor are cochairmen. speakers include EF Sindkebrand, chair of the state committee. Members represent poultry, livestock, crops, and swine sectors.
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Married students swell at Kansas universities in fall
More than twenty percent of fall university enrollees at Kansas University and Kansas State College were married. At KU Lawrence campus 1496 of 7384 students were married, up from 240 of 2148 women and 1256 of 437 men last year. Kansas State reports 1202 or 202 percent of 5984 students married. The rise prompts plans for large married students housing, including 120 apartments in 10 buildings near campus, with 80 one bedroom and 40 two bedroom units, construction hoped to start this spring.
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No Binge From These Taps Plan for City Water
Dallas officials advance a plan to place cetyl alcohol in city lakes to curb evaporation. The water drawn from beneath the surface would not pass into city mains, so residents would not drink alcohol via taps.
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Wifey Can Hit a Blond at 400 Yards in Africa Hunt
Hollywood star Rory Calhoun plots a bow and arrow safari to Africa with wife Lita Bar lon and bow expert Howard Hill. Calhoun claims he can shoot a deer at 400 yards and possibly a rhino with a bow, while Hill jokes about elephant kills. The pair discuss jungle dangers, practice from various cities, and future filming plans in Tanganyika.
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Research Challenge For Food Industry
Atlantic City N J Secretary of Agriculture Benson urged the food industry to aid the government in expanding agricultural research. Speaking to the National Canners Association he called for new uses markets crops and improvements in marketing. He said private industry should invest more in basic research as the foundation for applied advances and urged action from industry and corporations.
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Poujade Fined for Slander in Paris Court
A Paris court fined Pierre Poujade for defaming former National Assembly Speaker Pierre Schneiter, ruling campaign accusations that Schneiter had "blood on his hands" were uncontestably defamatory. Poujade, not present in court, faces the ruling amid his campaign.
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