Kerr Says Chief Is Acting More Like A Candidate
Senator Kerr asserts President Eisenhower is acting more like a candidate than a statesman as he enters Bethesda Naval Hospital for a routine checkup. Jenner shares the impression, while Kerr forecasts a Democratic victory in 1956 with a return to rigid price supports and broad tax justice.
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Kerr
Chief
Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
D-Okla
Eisenhower
Oklahoman
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Denver
Jenner
R-Ind
Fisenhower
Midwest
Red Farmers Predict More Exchanges
A Soviet agricultural mission touring the United States and Canada expects ongoing exchanges with the United States. Eleven members spoke at Idlewild Airport after returning home, led by Vladimir Matskevich who praised American farm hospitality. The group will ship 60 Santa Gertrudis cattle and three Herefords to Russia, with Golubach arranging Texas purchases.
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New York
Russian Agricultural Mission
United States
Canada
U.s.russia
Idlewild
Vladimir V. Matskevich
Alexander V. Tulupnikov
All-Union
Scienfic Research Institute of Agricultural Economics
Matskevich
Soviet Union
Arkady Sobolev
Governor Faces Jail In Traffic Charge Mixup
In Santa Fe New Mexico Governor John F Simms fights a misdemeanor charge that could send him to jail after a motorist alleged license plate misuse on the governor’s state car. The governor asked to quash the charge arguing the plate statute did not apply to official vehicles. A companion motion sought to drop a similar charge against state patrolman J D Maes Jr. and requested a bill of particulars. District Judge James Scarborough planned to rule after arguments.
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J. D. Maes Jr
Maes
James Scarborough
Russell Benedict
Santa Fe
Simms
Montana
Benedict
Capital Man Dies From Dog Attack
An Oklahoma City man, 1 year old, died from injuries after being knocked to the ground by two fighting neighborhood dogs while saving his small dog. He placed the pet on his shoulders, but the larger dogs leaped on him and knocked him into a parked car, breaking his leg.
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Oklahoma City
Charles A. Hervey
Mrs Marrs Named Coordinator Of Capital Air Defense
Governor Gary announced that Mrs Maurice Marrs of Oklahoma City will coordinate the city air defense filter center. The disclosure came during a visit to the 33rd Air Defense Division headquarters.
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Mrs. Marrs
Capital Air Defense
Oklahoma City
Maurice Marrs
Raymond Gary
Gary
33Rd Air Defense Division
Pencil Core Misnomer Explained as Graphite
No lead in a lead pencil since the writing core is graphite. The phrase lead pencil traces to ancient misnaming when graphite was thought to be a form of lead. Today science confirms the material is simply graphite mixed with binders for writing.
Former Sen Elmer Thomas Offers Oklahoma Campaign Help
Former U S Senator Elmer Thomas says he would campaign in Oklahoma for the Democratic Party next year if he can do any good and have the opportunity. He declines to run for office again, plans to return to Oklahoma to live, and works on an autobiography titled Forty Years as Legislator or Legislative Engineering.
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Washington
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Oklahoma
U. S
Lawton
Thomas
Oklahoma City
Farm loan dispute ends in contempt for man near Chicago
U S officials pursue a 1935 emergency loan debt now stated at 272 56 with interest and costs. William H Yearton 41 resists court orders near Elburn Illinois claiming no memory of borrowing and insisting he owes nothing The case began when a 1959 judgment prompted marshal involvement and a 1960 contempt finding with further attempts to compel appearance
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Yearton
Sugar Grove
Aurora
Ill
Department of Agriculture
William J. Campbell
Campbell
Elburn
Chicago
Farm Home Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Reds Honor Britains Good Will Mission Dinner in Peiping
Tokyo UP reported that a British goodwill mission was honored at a dinner in Peiping Monday night after meeting with Vice Premier Chen Yi. The report cites radio dispatches from Tokyo describing the event.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Chen Yi
Integration Suit Filed in Dallas School Case
A NAACP suit seeks to compel the Dallas Independent School District to admit 28 Negro children to white nearby schools. Federal Judge William H. Atwell set a Friday hearing after the children were denied enrollment by white schools. Dallas Superintendent Dr. W. T. White said segregation would continue during the study of the issue.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Independent School District
William H. Atwell
National Assn
Advancement of Colored People
Naacp Atty
A. Simpson Tate
W. T. White
Woman collapses and dies at brother-in-law funeral
In San Rafael California 58 year old Florence M Salazar collapsed in the arms of a funeral director during the funeral of her brother in law John Barr She apparently suffered a heart attack and was the widow of Marion T Salazar sports editor of the old San Francisco Bulletin Among her seven brothers and sisters is Prescott Sullivan sports columnist for the San Francisco Examiner.
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San Rafael
Calif.p
Florence M. Salazar
John Barr
Capital Boy Held For Stabbing Pal
A 12 year old boy named Bobby Ray Parks was arrested in Seminole and placed in the county juvenile ward pending investigation of a stabbing of 11 year old Jimmie Lee Alford. Alford remained in critical condition at Mercy Hospital with slight improvement reported.
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Oklahoma City
Bobby Ray Parks
Seminole
Jimmie Lee Alford
Lavona Theresa Alford
Alford
Mercy Hospital
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U.S
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Reds
Complete Insurance Service
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