GOP By-Passing Leonard Hall in Eisenhower Years
Washington report says Leonard W. Hall, former Republican National Chairman, has not been offered a White House appointment or cabinet post. Friends fear he may be bypassed as President Eisenhower seeks new roles for party leaders. Hall, back from a Florida vacation, hopes for a governor’s race in New York or a短 term appointment to stay in the national spotlight, while continuing close contact with the administration.
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Leonard W. Hall
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Ualy
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House
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New York
Newsweek Editor Fined On Drunken Driving Charge
Malcolm Muirie executive editor of Newsweek pleaded guilty to drunken driving in Princeton New Jersey and was fined with a 16 year license revocation. He was arrested February 15 after a tire blowout caused a collision with another vehicle and multiple parking meters. BAC test indicated intoxication.
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Princeton
Malcolm Muirie
Newsweek Magazine
Muir
News
Presidential Commission Recommends Foreign Aid Reforms
The Fairless Commission urged maintaining current aid spending with more loans and fewer grants, favoring development and longer planning. It called for separating budget lines, incorporating ICA into the State Department, five-year appropriations, and tighter project coordination while stressing private investment and selective grants only in national interest cases.
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International Cooperation Administration
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Fairless
India
U.S
U. S
Fairless Commission
Korea
China
Pakistan
Viet Nam
Turkey
Lenten Season Of Prayer Begins Ash Wednesday Observed Worldwide
New York observations mark Ash Wednesday initiating the Lenten season of prayer, penance and fasting for Christians. Lent lasts 40 days over 49 days with Sundays excluded, ending on Easter Sunday. Ashes, derived from burned Palm Sunday palms, are distributed in Roman Catholic churches and by some Protestant churches.
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New York
Negro Woman Reports Quiet After White Neighborhood Move
DETROIT reporters note Miss Ethel Watkins a Negro seamstress living on Cher rylawn Street says conditions have quieted five weeks after moving into the northwest Detroit neighborhood. She recalls a garage break in last week and previous nightly crowds, but now mentions signatures on letters and fewer threats while inquiries remain and some letters continue to arrive.
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Detroit
Cherrylawn
Ethel Watkins
Grandma Snatchko's 651st Birthday Party Held at Hall
In Sturgeon Pa the Snatchko family gathered at the Sturgeon Athletic Assn Hall for Grandma Snatchko’s 651st birthday celebration. The party, delayed until the hall was available, honored Grandma with four birthday party gatherings. 15 children could not attend, but 57 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren attended.
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Sturgeon, Pa
Wos Snatchko
Sturgeon Athletic Assn
Fastest Bomber Carried by Largest Bomber in Test Flight
Convair plans a test flight using a B-26 to carry a B-58 supersonic bomber beneath the belly of a B-36. The flight from Fort Worth to Dayton covers 950 miles and lasts about 4.5 hours. Engineers at Wright-Patterson will test the B-38’s airframe under added weight to determine strength.
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Convair
Dayton
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force
Producer Denies Discrimination Against Asians
In Colombo Sri Lanka the American producer of The Bridge on the River Kwai Sam Spiegel rejected repeated charges of discrimination against Asians on the film unit. He said all permanent members regardless of origin work, live and eat together with equal treatment, amid an inquiry ordered by Prime Minister Bandaranaike.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Kwai
Sam Spiegel
Solomon Bandaranaike
Area Men In Service Maj Hicks Retires From Army
Maj Carl F Hicks of the Army transportation maintenance command in St Louis Missouri has retired after 21 years of service. Hicks, born in Lawton, owns a home at 1717 Pollard. Charles Leonard Veach and Jesse Dean Veach, sons of Mrs Dorothy D McCammon Walter s, enlisted in the Navy through the local recruiting station under the buddy program and will receive training at San Diego California.
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Carl F. Hicks
ARMY
Army Transportation Supply Andi Mainetenance Command
St. Louis
Maj. Hicks
Lawton
Pollard
Charles L. Veach
Jesse Veach
Charles Leonard Veach
Jesse Dean Veach
Dorothy D. McCammon
Walter
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E. A. Briggs
Navy
San Diego
Calif
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