Indiana Primary Sparks Debate Over Significance
Five states held primaries with uneven results and little national signal. In Indiana Eisenhower led with 60 percent and Kefauver about 38 percent, while Stevenson trailed. Other contests in Florida Ohio West Virginia New Mexico showed mixed outcomes.
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Arecinda
Tai E. Stevenson
Florida
Leroy’ Collins
William A. Washburne Jr
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
Michael V. DiSalle
West Virginia
William C. Marland
John G. Fox
U. S. Senate
Harley Kilgore
New Mexico
John F. Simms
Ingram B. Pickett
Europe unrest noted after Mediterranean tour aboard U S S Constitution
Raymond Rice of Lawrence reported a spring tour of the Mediterranean and Europe aboard the U S S Constitution and the Independence, visiting Italy Israel Jordan and several cities. He cited undercurrents of discontent, high prices, idle wages, and postwar rebuilding, noting tense scenes in Jerusalem and ongoing Arab Israeli strains.
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Lawrence
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Italy
Israel-Jordan
Old Jerusalem
Jordan
Edwin L. Mechem
Nominaton
Pope
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King David
England
Canary Islands
Morocco
Gibraltar
Algeria
Egypt
Malta
Lebanon
Syria
Istanbul
Greece
France
Greene Book Store Settles in New Lawrence Location
Greene Book Store remains open during a move from 10334 Mass St to 1105 Mass St in Lawrence. Mrs. L. W. Greene reports moving began Monday and should finish by today with some stocking left. the store, a Lawrence business since 1914, operated 19 years at the old address across from the City Library.
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L. W. Greene
Lawrence City Library
Wt. St
George to Accept NATO Envoy Post as Senate Term Ends
Senator George announced he will not seek re election and has been offered by President Eisenhower a personal representative and special ambassador role to NATO. He plans to serve out his term which expires next January and indicated acceptance of the ambassadorial appointment.
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Honorary Agriculture Degree for Rep Clifford R Hope
Rep Clifford R Hope of Garden City will receive an honorary doctor of agriculture degree at Kansas State College during spring commencement on May 27 in Manhattan Kansas. The event marks his recognition by the college for public service.
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Kas
Clifford R Hope
Garden City
Kansas State College
Bicycle Rider Injured After Collision On Kentucky Street
Wayne Wiencke 22 suffered minor injuries when his bicycle struck a parked car in the 800 block of Kentucky Street. He received bruises and cuts to the left leg and was not hospitalized. Vehicle owner is Walter I. Varnum of West Campus Road. bicycle damage estimated at $10.
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Wayne Wiencke
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Kentucky Street
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Walter I. Varnum
W. Campus Rd
Uranium Heat Output Compared to Coal
A historical note states that one pound of uranium can produce heat equivalent to two percent million pounds of coal, illustrating a dramatic energy density comparison between nuclear and coal fuel sources.
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