GOP Senators Urge Against Pressure On Eisenhower
Several Republican senators told the press there is no rush for President Eisenhower to announce a second term. They urged allowing time for full recovery from his heart attack and for a personal decision by Eisenhower, with physicians scheduling exams in mid February to assess his health.
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Sen. Payne
Maine
Sen. Dirksen
R-Ill
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Eisenhower
Sen. Bush
R-Conn
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
New York
Truman
Road Building Boom From U S Plan
The massive 51 billion dollar road program, spanning 13 years, promises a nationwide upgrade with about 36 billion funded by the federal government and the rest by states. New motorist taxes, including on gasoline and tires, would raise roughly 10 to 12 billion over the period, aiming to create 40,000 miles of interstate highways and curb recession and unemployment. The plan shifts political stances as Congress and the White House push to accelerate road construction despite an election year tax backdrop.
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America
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Martin
Integration Set At Texarkana JC
Texarkana Junior College was ordered by Judge Joe Sheehy to admit qualified Negro students on the same basis as whites. The suit, filed in 1954 by nine Black residents, followed a new admission rule requiring applicants to pass a general aptitude test before enrollment.
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Texarkana Junior College
Joe Sheehy
US. Court of Civil Appeals For the
Fifth Circuit
Sheehy
CITY YOUTH JOINS NAVY IN LAWTON AREA
James C. Boone Jr. 17, son of Mrs. Bernice Wallace of Lawton, is the Navy’s latest recruit in Lawton under a minority enlistment, with eligibility to reclass before his 21st birthday. He attended Lawton High School prior to enlisting. Wilford D. Powell, from Cement, is in recruit training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center after enlisting in Lawton and transferring.
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Hoover
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Lawton High School
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Carl E. Powell
Cement
Great Lakes
Reds Ask U S For Accounting Of Helicopter Crash In Korea
Tokyo dispatch says the Communist radio reported Reds asked the United States for a responsible accounting of a helicopter crash in Korea that slightly injured a Communist official last week. Maj. Gen. Chung Kook Rok delivered a strong protest to Rear Adm. Walter Moore, with no allied confirmation available in Korea.
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Korea
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Walter Moore
Nationalist Premier Foresees Red Attack on Formosa
Premier O K Yui warned Taipei that the Chinese Reds could strike Formosa and offshore islands at any moment. He pledged readiness to defend, stated that Eisienhower Eden talks will not bind Nationalist rights, and affirmed commitment to recovering the mainland through counterattack. He urged embargo review to tighten controls to avoid aggravating Far East crisis.
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O. K. Yui
Formosa
China
Red China
Far East
New Location Offer to Welcome Customers
A note announces a relocation and offers a special deal to acquaint customers with the new address at 507 C. The message emphasizes inviting patrons to visit and take advantage of the introductory offer.
Kefauver Mulls Entering South Dakota Primary
Senator Estes Kefauver is considering entering the South Dakota Democratic presidential primary on June 5. Campaign aides deny any firm decision has been reached and say he has not committed to the race.
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South Dakota
Washington
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Reykjavik Nearer to Pole Than New York City by 1700 Miles
The article notes that Reykjavik, the Icelandic capital, lies about 1700 miles closer to the North Pole than New York City, highlighting a notable geographic comparison between the two cities.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
North Pole
New York City
Radio Schedule Listing Evening Broadcasts and Programs
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