President Eisenhower to push faster U S buying aid
GOP leaders report the president will ask Congress for 600 million dollars to speed up government purchasing across all fields including defense to curb the recession. He also plans a 50 percent extension of unemployment benefits. A 5.4 billion highway bill and tax cut talk loom as debates surface. Anderson cautions that public works alone may not deliver the needed lift.
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Liz Near Collapse At Todd's Funeral
CHICAGO Elizabeth Taylor nearly collapsed at the graveside of Mike Todd after the air crash that killed Todd and three others. She was carried to the grave by her brother and physician, with family tensions and media hoopla kept to a minimum for the Jewish service at Forest Park Cemetery.
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Vandals target Kohler workers homes in Sheboygan
In Sheboygan two Kohler Co workers had their rural homes vandalized around 1 am as stones shattered a window at Claude Dault’s house and damaged Leo Behrens Jr.’s living areas. No injuries reported. In City Council, Aldermen Mohar Jr. and Dales clashed over a Time magazine article about lingering labor bitterness, approving a resolution condemning it 11 to 5.
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Food and Jeers greet Presley at Arkansas reception center
Elvis Presley arrived at the CHAFFEE Arkansas reception center to begin Army aptitude tests as soldiers jeered and offered mixed reactions. Parker from Nashville stood by the star as recruits in uniform observed. A Memphis group drew rows of laughter and taped jeers while Presley kept a steady gaze ahead.
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Republicans vote for farm price support freeze bill
Washington Republicans on the Senate policy committee voted 17 to 14 in a stormy session today to urge President Eisenhower to sign a bill freezing farm price supports for one year at 1957 levels or higher. The majority attending backed allowing the measure to become law.
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Not Much Change In Weather Forecast
The forecast for Wednesday calls for partly cloudy skies with little chance of rain and temperatures staying near today's range. Monday readings reached 55 degrees, the highest this month, while the day opened at 34 and rose to 52 by 2 p.m. Jay Dees meet tonight. Dine-A-Mite at 7 p.m.
Fidel Castro Threat Triggers Cuban Security Rush
In Havana the rebel leader Fidel Castro threatened total war if President Batista does not quit by midnight April 5. Fear sweeps Oriente Province as troops, police, and coast guard tighten controls around Santiago de Cuba. American families evacuate. Texas Co. refinery workers return home while Castro moves 60 guerrillas toward Sagua de Tanamo and another column advances toward Santiago.
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Dulles Attacks Soviet Price for Summit
Secretary of State Dulles warned the United States would lose its shirt if it agreed to a summit with Russia at the high price demanded. He cited a five point price tag, cautioned Russia may negotiate, and said Moscow's latest note dimmed prospects for any heads of government meeting.
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Congress backs 668 million pay raise for servicemen
Washington House overruled protests by the West Point Protective Assn and moved to take up a 668 million dollar pay raise for servicemen. The 3795 to roll call vote shows House leaders pressed for a later vote as Pentagon says it is needed to keep capable men in uniform.
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KU Phi Delts Plan A Service Project
KU Phi Delta Theta anticipates a April 12 Community Service Day project at 1408 Tenn St converting the former Phi Kappa Tau house into Crump Convalescent Home. 120 Phi Delt members nationwide will choose local tasks and compete for prizes based on impact. The KU group aims to repaint and repair interiors, remove a hedge, and clean grounds with labor from members and Crump Home materials.
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U.S. Set to Bar A Quick Meeting
Washington announced it will reject Moscow's demand for a quick summit without lower level talks. Officials say the Soviet proposal risks a spectacle, delaying or blocking a heads of government meeting. Eisenhower aims for solid diplomatic prep while Khrushchev seeks peace ties.
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Sugar Ray Under Weight Limit for Renamed Rematch
Chicago OH Challener Ray Robinson weighs 150 pounds at noon weigh-in for the title rematch against Basilio. Middleweight Cassation Car men Basilio listed at 143 pounds. Weighing scale inspected by city deputies, but Robinson struggles to reach the required limit and can only eat a pound on the away side.
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Revue at KU Expected Sellouts For Two Nights
The ninth annual Rock Chalk Revue at Kansas University will run Friday and Saturday in Hoch Auditorium. Women competitors Alpha Chi Omega Chi Omega and Kappa Alpha Theta join men Beta Theta Pi Delta Tau Delta and Sigma Nu with student skits inspired by college life.
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Two Men Held in Murder Of Kansas City Cabbie
Kansas City police hold Richard Allen Stiles and Paul Ray Brown for investigation in the slaying of taxi driver John Lumpkin age 51 who was shot March 18 while transporting two men. Lumpkin’s companions allegedly joined in the robbery of about 27 dollars. Ballistics tied a pistol found at Stiles’s home to the murder. Brown denied the shooting.
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Fair Skies Seen as Business Panacea for Easter Shopping
U S retailers worry over recession talk and early Easter as they enter the 1958 shopping period. In 19 major cities merchants hope sunshine fuels demand while some report gloom in manufacturing hubs with rising layoffs. Weather remains the key variable shaping Easter sales as shoppers seek bargains.
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Defense Leader In County Sees Warning System Plan
Douglas County Civil Defense director Howard Lindley says current Lawrence emergency whistle system works as well as a $26,000 siren setup. He favors continuing the whistle plan until a federally funded home device is perfected, noting a $5,000 ready device may be available in 12 to 18 months. Lindley cites past tornado alerts, noise hearing issues, and mixed public understanding as reasons to proceed cautiously.
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Weather Across Nortie Kansas May See Little Change
Cloudy conditions persist through Wednesday in Nortie Kansas with a low tonight in the mid 30s and a high on Wednesday around 45. A quirky note mentions Duckwails Banana Split priced at 19 cents in an adv. item.
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