Eisenhower urges Nixon chart own course for future
President Eisenhower told reporters he asked Vice President Nixon to chart his own course on a possible bid for another term and would not say if he favors Nixon as running mate. He stated he would campaign only if healthy enough and stressed Nixon should decide his own plans. Nixon declined to comment on his personal situation.
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U.S. Moves On Disarmament Predicted This Month
Administration officials say the United States will present several disarmament proposals to Russia and Western powers later this month. The move aligns with Eisenhower’s appeal to Bulganin to curb the nuclear threat, as Khrushchev and Bohlen held private talks in Moscow. Tass and Moscow radio publicized the letter while the United Nations Disarmament subcommittee plans to meet in London on March 19.
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Iraq proposes Arab conference to counter Israeli aggression
Reports from Damascus claim Iraq urged Syria Egypt Lebanon and Jordan to back a joint Arab front against Israeli advances. In Cairo talks among Egypt Saudi Arabia and Syria focused on regional security and coordinated defense plans. Israel rejected a preventive war stance as Herut party failed in a no confidence vote while Ben-Gurion warned of rising Arab-Israeli tension.
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Lawrence Lions lose clear cut title in tie with Ottawa
Lawrence High School forfeits Leavenworth game after an ineligible player, Junior Smith also known as James Carson, played for an outside team. That leaves Lawrence and Ottawa tied at 6 2 in the final Northeast Kansas League standings and Lawrence plans to move to the Sunflower League by May 31 1957.
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Marines to Transfer Into Mediterranean
The Defense Department announced a battalion of about 1,800 Marines will move to the Mediterranean within days as part of a regular training program. They will join the 6th Fleet, crossing the Atlantic in Atlantic Fleet attack transports to replace a unit withdrawn last spring.
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Wind and Snow End Early Spring Warmth in Lawrence
An icy wind and half an inch of snow cut short a warm spell in Lawrence. Temperatures fell from 86 Monday to 18 about 9 p m with more cold expected tonight. Skies clear Thursday bring a rise to the upper 30s as moisture remains below normal. Streets slick this morning but crews sanded them by midmorning. Traffic snarls near Mt Oread persisted with detours from Mississippi to Iowa.
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Waste Cited For Navy Jet Orders
In House investigators cited large errors and waste of public funds in a half billion dollar effort to build a Navy jet fighter. The Government Operations subcommittee blamed the Navy McDonnell Aircraft Corp and Westinghouse Electric Corp while placing final responsibility on the Navy as the procuring agency.
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Incumbent Files for State Rep Seat in 52nd District
Democratic incumbent Joseph of Whitewater files for party nomination for state representative from the 52nd District which covers the north half of Butler County.
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One Dead in Indiana Tornado Winds Floods Hit U S Areas
Severe storms swept the Midwest and Northeast causing one death in Indiana and injuries to about 30 people. Damage was estimated at 1 to 2 million dollars as tornadoes destroyed homes in Marion and Dunnington and a pocket tornado touched Windsor Ontario. Floods and power lines were reported across New York.
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K-State Five Adopted For Regional Tourney
The Journal-World endorses Kansas State College as the home team for the NCAA Regional in Kansas University’s Allen Fieldhouse. K State beat KU 79 68 to clinch the Big Seven title and an NCAA berth, ending KU’s seven game series streak, in a March Tuesday night clash.
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Firemen Caught As Aggies Celebrate In Manhattan
Kansas State celebrates its first Big Seven basketball title since 1951 after beating Kansas 79 04 in Manhattan. Aggieville erupts with bonfires and streams of hoses as fire crews quell the scene. Firemen report $0 to $10 damage to trucks and equipment, with one firefighter injuring a hand. Police disperse the crowd and students resume activity later at the college tavern.
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Docking Denies Report He Won't Be Candidate
Lawrence banker George Docking, 1954 Democrat candidate for governor, denied a Wichita report that he told newsmen he would not seek state or national office. He spoke in Wichita Tuesday and said he had no idea about running, calling the report an exact statement of fact.
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University art chief mocks Americans as ugly faces
Dr. Harry Wood of the University of Arizona art department offered a blunt critique last night saying Americans have the ugliest faces in the work, showing marks of strain and inner conflict. He cited big cities, with New York listed as the worst.
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Avalanches Kill At Least 22 In Northern Norway
Disaster hits three small communities in northern Norway as avalanches sweep Skredbuki valley killing 22 including eight children and four women. Rescue efforts pull survivors from water and debris after midnight collapse.
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