Saltonstall Denounces Kefauver on Air Power Clash
Sen. Saltonstall challenged Kefauver's charge that Eisenhower lags Russia in aerial and missile power as political rhetoric. Kefauver claimed a Soviet "super sonic bomber" may outrun fighters, while Saltonstall called the remarks extreme and excessive and noted Twining testimony on Soviet bomber rumors.
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Washington
Sen
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Kefauver
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rocheser
N.H
Soviet Union
Armed Services
Nathan F. Twinink
Air Force
Armed Services Group
Symington
D-Mo
Jackson
Twining
Slough Elected President of Douglas County Mental Health Group
M. C. Slough was elected the first president of the Douglas County Mental Health Association at an organizational meeting in the Episcopal Parish House. Officers named include Mrs. Jack Maxwell as vice president, Miss Frieda Cowles secretary, and Jesse Milan treasurer. Board terms cover one to three years across members including Rev. V. R. Anderson, Dr. James Campbell, Mrs. Arden Booth, and Dr. R. L. Hermes among others. The next meeting is set for April 16 in the Episcopal Parish House.
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M. C. Slough
Douglas County Mental Health Association
Episcopal Parish
Jack Maxwell
Frieda Cowles
Jesse Milan
V.R. Anderson
Howard Bumgarter
James Campbell
Benjamin Lewis
Elden E. Wiley
Howard Wiseman
Arden Booth
W. W. Brown
Willis Coleman
Robert Ellsworth
Bert. Nash
R. L Hermes
Howard Hurwitz
O. L. Johanning
Kelvin Jones
John Patton
Paul Roofe
Fred Rothberger
Episcopal
Lola Verdon Seeks Art, Laments Hollywood Culture Clash
New York columnist Earl Wilson grills Gwen Verdon about her art and life beyond Damn Yankees. Verdon criticizes Hollywood as lazy, praises California culture, and notes her painting, house decorating, and annual winter wardrobe prep. Her son Jimmy visits, and Wilson quips about Mike Connolly.
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Gwen Verdon
Lola
Jimmy
Stevenson and Kefauver Clash in Minnesota Primary Push
Estes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson campaign at opposite ends of Minnesota for 30 Democratic delegates. Stevenson finishes a five day tour in the northwest while Kefauver concentrates in the Twin Cities before a southern swing. The March 2 primary marks the first national test with both candidates campaigning seriously.
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Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Minnesota
Tennessee
New Hampshire
Stevenson
Kefauver
Illinois
Eisenhower
Democratic
Twin Cities
Winona
Cancer Death Rate Down For Kansas During Year
The Kansas State Board of Health reports the cancer death rate declined for the second year in a row. Dr. Robert H. Riedel notes the trend is the first time the rate dropped two consecutive years. After a peak of 2,838 deaths in 1953, the rate fell to 2,743 deaths in 1954 and 2,711 deaths in 1955, with corresponding per capita rates.
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Topeka
State Board of Health
Kansas
Robert H. Riedel
Board
Cancer Control Division
Riedel
New Warden Appointed For Missouri's Prison
Jefferson City: Sgt FE. Nash, 37, of the Missouri Highway Patrol was named warden of Missouri’s riot battered penitentiary. Col. James D. Carter said Nash will take over March 19, succeeding Ralph Eidson who resigned last December after a policy clash. Nash, chosen under the merit system, said rehabilitation will guide his policy.
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Jefferson City
FE. W. Nash
Missouri Highway Patrol
Missouri
James D. Carter
Nash
Ralph N. Eidson
Carter
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