GOP Aspirants Marking Time Until Ike Decides
Washington dispatch notes a possible three month delay in President Eisenhower's decision on a second term may push GOP candidates to wait in the preprimary period. Doctors at a Denver press event said it could be late January before Ike knows if he can run, shaping the New Hampshire March 13 primary eligibility and candidate petitions due by February 2. Sens. Knowland and Smith weigh timing while Humphrey and Mansfield urge allowing full consideration.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Denver
New Hampshire
Secretary of State
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Sens
Humphrey
D-Minn
Mansfield
D-Mont
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Congress
Democratic Congress
Government Offers More Accurate Job Information
Washington reports the government will launch a program to provide the public with more accurate employment data. Census Bureau director Dr. Robert W. Burgess, budget office aide Raymond T. Bowman, and Labor Department statistics commissioner Ewan Clague testified on plans to deliver employment statistics more efficiently and economically.
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Washington
Robert W. Burgess
Census Bureau
Raymond T. Bowman
Ewan Clague
Labor Department
Deep Red Flood Prevention Group Formed in Grandfield
In Grandfield on November 8, Harry Chambers outlined a flood prevention project for the Deep Red and Little Red deltas promising 3 to 4 dollars saved for every dollar spent. The Deep Red Flood Prevention Association elected Vernie Chadwick president with 13 directors as about 100 present funded the effort through a $2 membership and acreage assessments.
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Grandfield
Deep Red
Little Red
Harry Chambers
Chambers
Vernie Chadwick
Elmo Maxey
J. W. Fox
Merle Crawford
Arthur Dudenhoeffer
Will Josefy
R. A. Eversole
Harlan Kenyon
R. E. Wallis
Frank Barnett
E. E. Stellman
D. W. Kent
Othal Patton
E. V. Mefford
Cheyene
Sand Creek
Oklahoma
Stone Creek
Horse Creek
Jack Creek
Deadman Creek
Deep Red Flood Prevention Association
Deep Red Creek
Car Mates Fashion Drive Colossal Style Scene
Hal Boyle lampoons a trend in matching clothes to cars, tracing Al Rubin’s idea of color coordinated wardrobes to 1956 auto fashion. The column riffs on implications for spouses, costs, and consumer appetite, questioning if cars should dictate personal attire or invade the home.
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al Rubin
New Jersey
Rubin
Ford Motor Co
Studebakers
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