Hall Stumbles in Kansas Governor Campaign Turmoil
The article portrays Gov. Fred Hall under pressure as he seeks to replace state chair Lloyd Ruppenthal with himself. Ruppenthal resists, quitting the Hall camp and prompting public support for Ruppenthal as a top governor candidate.
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Fred
Ins
Gidyd Pomperthal
Peetis
Fred Hall
Eleator Caglet
Eno Denger
Lloyd Ruppenthal
Topeka
Hall
Ruppenthal
NBC Plans New Starlet To Topple Sullivan Competition
NBC signs Pat Sheehan as a possible weapon against Ed Sullivan on CBS. The luseious new star may attract viewers with drama voice lessons and risqué costumes though Sullivan’s appeal and star power remain formidable.
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National Broadcasting Co
Pat Sheehan
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
CBS
NBC
Miss Sheehan
Mavine
East Wanahatchie Street
Bobby Jones
NBG
Golden Gate Bridge
Choosing a Running Mate in the 1956 Race
The article argues that modern vice presidential picks are carefully chosen as potential presidents. It notes Eisenhower’s return to health after a 1955 heart attack and the risk of a fatal event elevating the VP. Both Republicans and Democrats are weighing the stakes for future tickets.
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Eisenhower
Crom
White House
Tno
Ike
State Department flounders in Cyprus dispute muddle
Washington's foreign policy woes spill into Cyprus as US officials charm both Greeks and British but anger neither. Intermittent moves from Secretary Dulles and Undersecretary Hoover spark confusion over Greece, Cyprus, and arms diplomacy while Ambassador Cannon's comments draw protests. The clash underscores mixed signals and shifting allegiances during a tense regional dispute.
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James Marlow
Washington
State Department
Hoover
Dulles
Cyprus
Greece
Marlow
Eisenhower
Life Magazine
U.S
Far East
Bahamas
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Asia
Britain
Makarios
United States
Athens
Cannon
Color and Desk Psychology Boosting Office Efficiency
Hal Boyle notes color can reshape office habits from powder rooms to stockrooms. Designer Lee Kelly suggests red powder rooms curb chatter while blue or green stockrooms curb romance. He also argues color choices reflect and shape executive temperament. Women now buy sizable shares of sports gear, influencing product demand and market trends.
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New York
Lee Kelly
Chicago
Kelly
Women campaign ideas mix wit and gales of zeal
Washington column notes Republican women promote party themed events and dishes like Kitchen Kabinet while urging fund drives and youth outreach. Democratic Women’s Club seeks readers for a Jenny For President contest with a fundraising luncheon and fashion show.
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Democratic National Women's Club
Minner Hostetler
Chicago
WNDC
James H. Mann
House Committee
Jenny
Democratic Party
Jack
Democratic Women's Club
U.S. Presidency
Lawrence community notes register changes and engagements
Old Home Town James K. Hitt named registrar of Kansas University while Dr Laurence C Woodruff returns to teaching. A 50 business petition seeks postwar expansion. Lawrence bond election approves municipal operation of the water plant. Engagements births awards and local events listed with speakers and visiting guests. The Zoellner Quartet performs tomorrow evening.
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James K. Hitt
Kansas University
Laurence C. Woodruff
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Sunflower
Lawrence Council of Parents and Teachers
Robert Haggart
LaVern D. Ice
LaVerna Faye
Harold B. Wallace
Columbia
Helen Shaw
R.N
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Lawrence Morgan
Yale
Glenview
Lawrence Water Co
North Lawrence
J. L. Hall
Olive Elizabeth
Harry W. Edmondson
Hazel Hall
Glenn Core
Birdie Atwood
Springfield
A. A. Russ
Frank Scott
N. Y. St
Zoellner Quartet
Bible Verse Source Note
A fragmentary line cites a biblical phrase about being drawn from many waters. The readable part mentions a person named Poalma A in a cryptic quotation context.
Senate Finance Report on Social Security Reform Debated
The Senate Finance Committee drafts a report on the House passed bill to liberalize social security with a proposed age 62 for old age annuities for women, down from 63, drawing support from those who say many wives are younger than husbands and would let more retirees quit work at 65. Opponents warn higher total annuities raise taxes or destabilize finances and note that widows face reduced benefits until 65. defenders cite longer female lifespans and health in their 60s.
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America
Irving Mages
Chicago
Coffeyville Journal
Senate Finance Committee
House
Controversy Over Early Retirement Age and Social Security
The debate centers on offering a retirement annuity at 62 versus 65. Proponents note that in 1935 unemployment justified incentives to retire early. Opponents argue high employment today should encourage older workers to remain employed as long as possible.
Quirky Neighborhood Gripes and Advice Note
A satirical list lampoons local quirks from pricey cars to eraser tips on pencils. It jokes about couples shoveling walks to dodge home duties and warns against inviting visitors, while a preacher offers old fashioned advice that newlyweds should live alone when possible.
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Bette
Congress Rewards Lafayette on Final U.S. Visit
Congress voted General Lafayette $200,000 in al a township in Florida as a reward during his last visit to the United States.
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Congress
Gen
Lafayette
Florida
Civilian prints in Tucson reveal sheriff deputies in burglary case
Police in Tucson find fingerprints at a shop tied to a burglary but reveal the prints belong to deputies from the civil division who had entered the store the previous night to seize missing articles and satisfy a judgment against the show owner.
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Tucson
Ariz. W
Civil Division
Sheriff's Office
Rer
Radio and TV Programs on March 15 to 18 Listings
Radio and TV schedules show marquee hosts and shows across stations WDAF KMBC WREN WFKU and KMEO. Programs include Top of the Evening news sports weather and entertainment blocks with Dinah Shore Jack Benny Burns and Carson style segments and a variety of local and network offerings.
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WDAF
KMBC
WREN
WFKU
WDAP
Morgan
Martin Bloch
WDAK
Newa
Wren—Tfello
KMEO
Morgan Teaty Tite
Faye
Derren Taaymer
Waghe
Waorld Mint You
WAR Scavilends
Hoxing
Fibber McGee Ae Moy
WEEN
RM BC
Dilson Bhoaw Han
WTA BS
KRM Bob of
Hearte L-3u
Kmowe TV
Kemp
Buckskoy
Billy Smith
Mickay
Tomhree Star News
Wil Bil Miekok
Olawar
Night
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Kansas City
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Sullivan Vs. Bikini
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National Federation of Republican Women
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Housewives of America
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Edward Alderdice
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Richard B. Stevens
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