Farm price supports spark Senate primary fight
The Senate battle over farm price supports pits Ellender against Aiken as Eisenhower’s second term shapes debate. The agriculture committee backs a soil bank plan plus a return to mandatory supports at 10 percent parity, clashing with the administration's flexible system currently set between 74 and 90 percent parity. Debate to be limited and votes on amendments begin next week.
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Western Allies praise Eisenhower decision to run again
Western Europe non Communist press hailed Eisenhower's decision to seek another term. Officials remained cautious but saw benefits for the free world with quotes from The Times Oslo's Morgenbladet Copenhagen's Dagens Nyheter and remarks from Gromyko and leaders in Britain France Italy Austria Canada and the Vatican.
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Julius Raab
Canada
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Battle lines drawn for new fire setup in Tonganoxie area
Leavenworth County commissioners hear strong opposition from about 50 farmers to a proposed joint fire district covering Tonganoxie Stranger and Reno Townships. Opponents say the extra tax burden will mainly benefit Tonganoxie, with petitions prompting potential exclusions.
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Alabama Expels Autherine Lucy from University
Autherine Lucy, a 21 year old Birmingham Negro student, is expelled from the University of Alabama after charges that officials conspired in mob action. The Board of Trustees did not officially announce the move, and names were withheld. The action followed a federal judge order to readmit Lucy by Monday for safety reasons. NAACP officials expressed surprise at the expulsion.
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Dope Found on Campus on University of Kentucky
Four students and two others were arrested on the University of Kentucky campus during a federal undercover operation into narcotics sales. The arrests followed an investigation into drug trafficking on campus grounds.
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Peron Granted Panama Residence Under Political Refugee Status
Juan D. Peron, former Argentine dictator, received a Panama residence permit but was warned it could be revoked if he engages in politics. Panama declares him a political refugee under asylum rules after eviction from the Hotel Washington in Colon last week.
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Eisenhower enters California Wisconsin primaries
President Eisenhower announced his bid for a second term and entered Republican primaries in California and Wisconsin amid questions about his health after a heart attack. GOP leaders predicted Nixon would again be his running mate as delegates prepare for the San Francisco convention.
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Party Leaders See Eisenhower Move as GOP Boost
Republican leaders hail President Eisenhower's second term decision as boosting GOP chances in November. Democrats voice concerns about the administration's faults while some GOP members say unity will grow. Governors and senators across the country weigh in on whether Eisenhower will actually run again.
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Pope Pius XII to mark 80th birthday in Vatican
Pope Pius XII, in Vatican City, will celebrate his 80th birthday and the 17th anniversary of his election as head of the Roman Catholic Church. The observance frames a milestone in his papacy with ceremonies planned Friday.
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GOP Jubilant Dueto Ike Run Mixed Local Reactions
Local readers react to President Eisenhower’s announcement he is available for the GOP nomination. Republicans praise his duty and health, while Democrats express cautious support and concern, with comments from county leaders and university officials.
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Worden Neighborly Aid Turns Farm Into Community Day
Walter Schwarz of Worden in Douglas County hosts a village work day as neighbors from up to 50 miles away arrive to plow 65 acres and saw 20, with 18 team members aboard, while nine housewives prepare a significant noon meal. Schwarz, a longtime volunteer weather observer, notes the yard and fields buzz with help after a doctor advised one month before he could work. The event demonstrates strong local support and neighborly spirit in the Worden area.
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Two Million Get Pay Raise Today
Washington reports that over two million low wage workers will see pay increases as the federal minimum wage rises from 75 cents to one dollar per hour. The move, approved by Congress last year, affects about 24 million covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act with an estimated average rise of 13 cents per hour and a total payroll impact exceeding 580 million dollars, notably expanding pay in Southern states from Maryland to Texas.
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March Weather Sparks Mixed Forecast In Lawrence Area
Temperatures rose above normal with a warm night and mild morning in Lawrence, with around 30 degrees forecast for tonight. Officials note that March began mild but warn the rest of the month may vary, while a separate item mentions President Eisenhower's televised address and Dr Paul D White lacking a home TV set.
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Democrats Turn Down Free Equal Time by Networks
National networks rejected the Democratic request for free equal time to respond to President Eisenhower's address announcing plans to seek a second term. Replies were sent by NBC ABC and CBS to Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler.
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AAU Suspension Sparks Court Injunction Over Santee
New York State Supreme Court grants a temporary injunction halting AAU suspension of Wes Santee, while also issuing a similar injunction to Plex Sullivan of London Sporting Club over license revocation. Santee is barred from running until further order but Knights of Columbus meet invites attendance. AAU cautions officials against allowing his participation.
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Santee Lawyer Seeks Injunction Over AAU Ban
Wes Sance, a U.S. miler barred for life by the AAU, petitions the New York State Supreme Court for an injunction to halt the suspension. A 3 p.m. hearing before Justice James McNally was set as attorney Charles Grimes argues lack of authority, quorum, and waiver of the $15 daily expense rule.
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Forty County 4-H Members To Attend Festival Day
About 350 members from 21 Douglas County 4-H clubs will take part in the annual Festival Day at Lawrence Junior High School. Events include home economies demonstrations, plays, musical ensembles, vocal groups, folk games, and agricultural demonstrations with awards for top finishers.
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February Building Boom Spurs Lawrence Growth Surge
Lawrence saw its busiest building month in six months with total February permits at about 450 1,000 dollars. The surge followed an off-season lull, with 22 new homes approved and a set of commercial and church projects, including a 150,000 dollar Fellowship Wing for Plymouth Congregational Church, while apartment construction lagged behind last year’s record.
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