Eisenhower Acknowledges Court Appointment Controversy
The president commented on congressional plans to block Supreme Court nominees over integration views. He declined to comment on any individual selections, saying he would not interfere with senators’ right to confirm or deny nominees. He noted farmers debated parity based price supports for wheat and would wait for the bill before commenting on provisions.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Supreme Court Integration
Supreme Court
Road Accidents Claim One Life Near Topeka
A fatal chain reaction on U S Highway 75 two and a half miles north of Topeka left Wallace Peck of Rock Creek dead. Fog contributed to a series of crashes involving 13 vehicles and several injuries. Betty Jane Mayer stalled a car, triggering a sequence that saw multiple vehicles collide including a Penry car, a Holton driven tick, and pickups, with later crashes as drivers stopped to assist.
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Topeka
U.S. Highway 75
Here
Kansas Highway Patrol
Wallace Peck
Rock Creek
Kas
Betty Jane Mayer
Ralph M. Berry
Robert Henry Stainle
Ervin William Massey
Staple
R. 0. Powell
British Policeman Shot by Pro-Greeks in Cyprus Riot
In Nicosia a British policeman was wounded by a pro Greek mob during a four day general strike. The incident followed reports of Cyprus political tensions and a crackdown on Greek nationalist groups. Police conducted searches in crowded areas as authorities brace for further unrest.
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Nicosia
Tie Heart
Bass
Britain
Orthaty Makaros
Cyprus
Capoe
Ines
Farrage
Satea
Statis Toatas
Inerss
High Schoolers Charged For Beer Bust in House
A group of high school students faced charges after a reported beer bust at a residence. Authorities say underage drinking occurred, with liquor seized and surrounding neighbors notified.
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Charaed
PTA Notes and State Convention Plans Mentioned
Lawrence daily notes the New York PTA meeting in Topeka area items, state convention in Wichita April 17 19, and officer elections for 1956 57. Reports include Kansas University students gaining experience, UNESCO gift coupons, and community service discussions in Douglas County with agency heads and a focus on children welfare.
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Lawrelace Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Richard Sehy Felbused
Paul Malone
Eholdren
Helen Shaw
Kansas Universe
Ie Lampence Public
PTA
Wichita
CAN
Alety
Marston McClousage
Robert Cornwell
Olin K. Petelish
Archbishop Makarios Lands in Exile on Mahe Island
A bright sunlit landing at Seychelles Islands as Archimishop Makarios and three associates disembark from the British Frigate Loch Padi. About 1,000 islanders watched with no demonstrations as they arrived to begin exile.
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Malle
Seychelles Islands
Makarios of
Loch Padi
Eisenhower Sees Nixon On Any Ticket At August Convention
President Eisenhower said he would be happy to have Richard Nixon on any political ticket with him, reiterating there was no quarrel with Nixon. The news conference covered Cyprus Greece foreign policy Israel arms to Israel and school integration quotes. Eisenhower urged a strong farm bill and outlined farm policy aims including a soil bank to curb surpluses.
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Nixon
Cyprus
United States
Great Britain
Greece
Britain
Makarios
Dulles
Israel
State Department
Integration
Congress
Supreme Court
Friisenhower
Senate
4-H Club and Home Demonstration Meetings Summarized
Valley Ridge unit held a March meeting at Buck Creek Community Center with 14 members present. Mrs. Fred Gantz lectured on the Three R’s of Financial Security and the next session will cover Favorite Flowers for My Flower Bed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John Hay and Mrs. John Edward Williams. The Pleasant Valley unit with 16 members met at Mrs. Howard Lynch’s home for an all day gathering on March 9, led by Mrs. John Maloney and Mrs. Laurie Postma, featuring a low calorie luncheon. the group plans an Easy to Sew session on April 10 at Mrs. Otto Lucken’s home. The Kanwaka unit held a luncheon meeting with nine members and guest Mrs. Louis Yautravers. the second half of Frozen Desserts was presented by Mrs. Jess O’Connor, with the next meeting set for April 10 at Mrs. M. C. Elliott’s home, hosted by Mrs. William Wymer.
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Valley Ridge Home Demonstration Unit
Buck Creek Community Center
Roll Eall
Fred Gantz
John Hay
John Edward Williams
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration
Howard Lynch
Gus Hade
John Maloney
Laurie Postma
Jesson
Otto Lucken
Dudley Flory
C. E. Dunigan
Kanwaka
Jess O'Connor
George Houk
Louis Yautravers
Jess O'Conner
M. C. Elliott
William Wymer
Health Program Closes at High School With Doctors Panel
The final PTA-Adult Education Health program was held Tuesday night at the high school with 25 attendees. The meeting summarized the five prior sessions and featured a panel of five doctors. Sponsors called the program a success and plans for another series in the 1956-57 term are planned.
AF Unveils Guided Missile Airplane Design
The Air Force reveals a new guided missile aircraft with Continental bases and folding wing features. The jet uses sensor systems to detect and pursue designated targets after release, aiming to improve airborne interception and strike capabilities.
Peron challenges Aramburu to duel on frontier
Juan D. Peron, the ousted Argentine president, challenges his successor Pedro Aramburu to a duel. Reporters saw a signed jetty ad urging Aramburu to meet on the frontier for a matter of honor. Peron said he had read dispatches and questioned Aramburu's personal valor.
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Panama
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Pedro Arana
Aramburu
Peron
Aidinbury
Wheat plants developing in Topeka area
Federal and state agriculture departments report Kansas wheat plants developing satisfactory root systems but cold weather halted growth last week. Surface soil remains dry in many areas and moisture is needed.
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Topekahs
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Kansas
Democrats Move to Challenge 1956 Absentee Ballots
Republicans and Democrats square off over absentee ballots in the 1956 election cycle. Party leaders warn of potential irregularities and vow to pursue legal remedies, seeking to ensure ballot integrity and prevent fraud in the voting process.
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Cook Books
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America
Enameline Now
Kansas Public Service Co., Inc
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Lawrence Sanitary Cottage
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