Ike Asks 4.5 Billion In Foreign Aid Fund
A Turkish or other regional report notes U S president Ike requests four and a half billion dollars for foreign aid. The piece mentions anti Stalin campaigns gaining momentum abroad and mentions Khrushchev’s February 24 critique of Stalin at the Moscow party congress.
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Ike
Stalin
Soviet Union
Thiele
Moscow
Communist Party
Besa Kikite
Khrushchev
Red Army
Hitler
Plota
Eisenhower seeks 4.86 billion for foreign aid with military help
President Eisenhower asks Congress for 4.859 billion dollars in foreign aid including 1 billion for military assistance in the Middle East and Asia. He argues a lasting peace requires strengthened security and continued Soviet containment. Senators Sparkman and Mansfield react, favoring long range review and cautious aid levels.
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Congress
Middle East
Asia
Alan
Risenhower
Conguss
Eisenhowser
Woo
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Seid
Sparkman
Sen
D-Ala
Mansfield
D-Mont
Anoth
Ep Foreign Relations Committee
Ian
Farm Bill Nearing Senate Vote Amid Debate
Senate leaders signaled a possible vote on the contested farm bill tonight or tomorrow night as Democrats and Republicans clash over price supports and a Humphrey amendment. Mundt notes talks on a national security reserve to freeze surpluses for higher supports, opposed by high-level supporters. Ellender blames GOP delay for Lincoln Day speeches as Cotton accuses Democrats of stalling. The bill has moved slowly since February 22 while routine measures fill the calendar.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Sen. Mundt
R-Sh
Mundt
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Recisia
Sen. Cotton
RNH
Ellender
D-La
Red Cross Campaign Still 57 410 Away From Goal
The Douglas County Red Cross drive reached 9222 dollars, still short of the 16732 dollar goal. The campaign continues this month with canvassing by residential workers, despite weather hampering activity. Donors urged to send contributions to the Red Cross office.
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Red Cross
Douglas County
Nation's population rises to 166,966,000 in Feb census
The Census Bureau reports the U S population including armed forces overseas stood at 166,966,000 on February 1, up 2,808,000 or 1.7 percent from the previous year.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Classifieds Page Lures Daily Readers at Journal World
A playful boast notes that 76 percent of Journal World adults read the classified page every day. The line promises time and money savings and a bit of fun for readers who tune in daily.
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Journal-World
Mild Weather Forecasts For Lawrence Area
The area is expected to see continued mild and fair weather Tuesday following four days of above average temperatures. Sunday saw high clouds and scattered precipitation with a high around 50 degrees and a low near 24 degrees.
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Lawrence
Hoon
Max Min
Wesen Voth
Tay Re
Aton
New Defeans
New York
Trichenerva
Gt Y
Swashington — AB
Stevenson Kefauver Minnesota primary quips and civil rights aid
Adlai E Stevenson says he will be satisfied with 35 percent in Minnesota's presidential primary. Estes Kefauver seeks upset as Stevenson gains backing from eight Minneapolis St Paul African American leaders including Curtis Chivera advertising manager of the Spokesman Recorder. The contest hangs on the outcome for both campaigns with Kefauver predicting better than 30 percent.
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Minneapolis
Adlai E. Stevenson
Minnesota
Estes Kefauger
Stevenson
St. Paul
Curtis C. Chivers
Minneapolis Spokesman & Recorder
Cecil Newman
Kefauver
White House
Topeka Sgt Esker Bell Dies From Tuesday Wreck
Esker Bell, 48, of Topeka, died about 9 05 p m Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car crash Tuesday near Williamstown Junction. Investigators said he swerved to avoid a parked car, overturned and suffered shock and internal injuries. Bell had been on the critical list. Funeral arrangements incomplete with body at Rumsey funeral home awaiting Topeka services and burial.
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Esker Bell
Topeka
Law‘rence Memorial Hospital
Sgt. Bell
Williamstown
Junc‘tion
Lawrence
Bell
Rumsey Funeral Home
Youngsters to Get Shots Amid Polio Shortages
Secretary of Welfare Folsom said most of the 47 million children under 15 will receive two polio shots before summer despite vaccine shortages. He noted about 40 million have had one or two injections, but many may not get third shots this year.
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Washington
Folsom
ABC
Santee Gets New Life As Court Postpones Hearing
New York Wes Santee received another postponement as a court hearing on the lifetime ban by the Amateur Athletic Union was delayed due to snow. Justice Lynch previously heard opening arguments and pushed the case back to today with attorney Grimes snowbound at home.
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New York
Wes Santee
State Supreme Court
Amateur Athletic Union
Santee
Atttorney
Charles P. Grimes
Walter A. Lynch
Death Toll Hits 110 As Blizzard Strikes Northeast
The severest blizzard in seven years paralyzed highways and schools across 14 states from West Virginia to Maine. Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and lower New England bore the worst impact with 110 deaths in the weekend. more storms canceled trains closed La Guardia and halted subways while frigid winds and heavy snow disrupted daily life.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Maine
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
New England
Newark City
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Virginia d
la Guardia
Commerce Industry Plan Under Nuclear Attack Preparedness
The Commerce Department said it began planning with industry groups to keep industrial production moving during a nuclear attack. William E. Haines, director of industrial defense, announced the outlines at a conference with 14 business and industry associations.
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Commerce Department
William E. Haines
Department
Business and Defense Services Administration
Melbourne Leader Predicts Spectacular 1956 Olympic Host
Herbert Curtis, Melbourne car dealer and London native, says Melbourne will be a sensational host for the 1956 summer Olympics. He notes stadium expansion to 125000 and recalls Avery Brundage’s earlier doubts, now rebutted as facilities improve. Curtis and his wife plan a five month study tour of auto business ops in the U S and Europe.
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Bill Mayer
Melbourne
Australia
Herbert Curtis
Curtis
Buick
Chevrolet
Holden
General Motors
Melbouirne
U S
Lawrence
M. S. Winter
Winter
Journal-World
Reginald, Denny
David Niven
Melbourne Navy and Military Club
Far East
London
JournalWorld
Avery Brundige
Kansas
Wes Santee
Brundage
Brooks Chosen to Lead 1956 Lawrence Cancer Drive
Jimmy Brooks will chair the 1956 Lawrence Canver Fund drive announced by Mrs Carl Hunzicker. John Andrews will direct gifts and campaigns from Castle Tea Room. rural drives led by township chairmen across multiple towns. city drive to start April 2 at Hotel Eldridge breakfast. Quota for the year set at 8088 dollars. proceeds support state and national cancer programs.
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Brooks
Carl Hunzicker
Donalas
American Cancer Society
John Andrews
Vance Gifts
Ond Canpaigr
Castle Tea Room
Lawrence
Libuse King
Cancer Socio
National Society
Varios Home
Clinton
Alvin Uarrell
Eudora
Howard
Caviness
Grant
Fred Alford
West
Kanwaka
Raymond
Ice
Rossville cleans up town with citizen effort and $1000
In 1954 Rossville Kansas launched a no-spend cleanup drive that rebuilt parks and streets, reroofed a ballpark, repainted churches, improved sewers and storefronts, and expanded civic groups. Neat streets, new housing, and a rebuilt town infrastructure followed as residents worked together.
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Rossville
Lawrence
U. S. Highway 24
Kansas
Pro Hall GOP Group Seizes District Convention Control
At Ottawa Kansas the 2nd District Republican convention backed by Gov. Fred Hall chose two national delegates and an at large delegate. Leonard McCalla led a Hall faction to temporary chair, with John Morse and Mrs. George Lisler named officers as Bowers, aligned with Hall, faced opposition.
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Ottawa
Kas. WieThree
Gav
Toarphine Dohumeyer
Fort Lee
Wayne Southridge
Durneyl
Albert Becker
Kassin City
Kaw
Becker
William Bowers
Otte WH
Bode
Kas
Fred Wall
Leonard McCalla
Garnet
Hall
Wiliam Buwees
Douglas County Delegation Faces Rift at Second District GOP
In Ottawa the 20 member Douglas County group leans to vote with the minority to endorse Carry Darby for reelection as national committeeman, while Hall allies plan to block Darby. Rumors place George Melvin as a presidential elector candidate in other counties, with Mrs Melvin among delegates but Melvin himself not. The main debate centers on Bowers aiming for a delegate post versus supporting Darby, in Darby’s home district.
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Ottawa
Carry Darby
Hall
Darby
Douglas County
Dstrict
Faowrence
George Melvin
Herry Darby
Bowers
Natigrab Iconsi
Mide No
Wayne “Tombridge
Garnett
Josephine Johnmeyer
Tonganoxie to gain long distance dialing next week
Tonganoxie will join Lawrence, making seventh city reachable by direct long distance dialing. Lawrence customers will call Tonganoxie after 7 a.m. Monday using new two five numbering and no prefix, with toll charges. Information, changes to two five numbers, and automatic call recording details explained by Owen Smith.
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Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Owen Smith
Southwestern Bell Trephone Co
Tanganoxie
Yin
Smith
Ohyanoxle
W. J. Trasper
Warren Miller
Kansas
Southwestern Gell
Harry Woodring
Topeka
Foster Laming
Suburban Telephone Co, Inc
Weather Update Stresses Heat Wave Outlook
Andy Hess reports on the Vien Ady weather scene with fire insurance notes. The column outlines heat risk, dry conditions, and precautionary guidance for residents and businesses amid upcoming hot days.
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Andy Hess
Vien Ady
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