Republicans Debate Eisenhower Second Term Run
Republican lawmakers clash over Rep Cole’s claim that Eisenhower should not run again. Saltonstall Thye Mundt and others say the President could and likely will seek a second term, while Young doubts a bid. The debate follows Eisenhower’s news conferences and recent public remarks.
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Thye
R-Minn
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Scotty) Reston
The
New York Times
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North Dakota
Dwight Eisenhower
Key West
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Bender
Ohio
Sen. Duff
R-Pa
Man Digging Out Beloved Dog Rescues Bonnie From Rubble
A man identified as 36 year old Sneddon rushed back to his home after hospital release to save his dog Bonnie buried under rainloosened dirt. After three hours of digging with help from Irene and others, Bonnie, though gaunt, was found alive in an air pocket between timbers.
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Bonnie
Irene
Soviet Explorers Probing South Pole
London Moscow radio reported that the Russian exploration team on Antarctica has begun exploratory flights. The group landed at Depo Bay with ski teams scouting a probable camp, while the American party is at McMurdo Sound. Preparations continue for scientific work during the 1957 58 International Geophysical Year.
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Moscow Radio
Antarctica
Depo Bay
Peseee
McMurdo Sound
Beggar Ban Asked by Philippine City
Manila report notes Cagayan de Oro in Southern Mindanao seeks a national law to restrict begging activities. The move aims to regulate public poverty and curb nuisance while prompting debates over social welfare.
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Cagayan de Oro
Mindanao
Philippine Legisla
Geri
Hocking County Nurse Resigns. New Hire Named
Mrs. Esta Smith quits as nurse effective Jan. 15 to take a similar role in Athens County. Rosemary Switzer of New Straitsville fills the vacancy, after training, while Margaret Shepler declines health educator post citing salary concerns. Board members listed include Baga Stag Bent T. Grattidge and others.
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Hocking County
H. M. Boocks
Shepler
State Department of Health
Boocks
Health Board
Aget Baga Stag
Bent T. Grattidge
Owen Yaw
Santos Beane C. Memony
James Brown
Midwest GOP Critics Rally Ike Farm Plan
Midwest Republican leaders voiced disappointment with President Eisenhower's farm program, doubting its impact on farm prices before the November election. Democrats urged a return to 90 percent parity supports, with debate over limits on high quality crops and total price support funding.
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Iowa
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Congress
Washington
White House
Hillsboro Teachers and Judge Plan on School Race Question
Hillsboro educators and Judge Druffel prepared to meet to discuss full integration of Hillsboro schools by September after the Sixth Circuit directed action. The board insisted on coordinating with the judge and rejected a sweeping edict without board approval.
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Hillsboro
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Druffel
City end year with balance of 74475.35 in 1955 funds
Logan finances show a 1955 year end balance of 74 475.35 with all funds in the black except water works. The Ohio Public Expenditure Council projected a red general fund start in 1956 and noted shifts in service salaries and fund allocations to ease the burden. End balances include waterworks bond retirement and cemetery trust funds.
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Ruth Easterling
Juliet S. White
Wateree
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Logan
General Fund
Service Fund
Water and Sewer Revenue
Service
Sewer Revenue
Ohio
Waterworks
Cemetery Trust
Starr-Washington Board Reelects All Officers
The Starr-Washington board of education reelected officers with John Bumgardner as president D H Woodard as vice president and C H St clair as clerk. The board hired Janice Parkins to fill a second grade vacancy and Ozella Skinner was named part time fourth grade teacher.
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John Bumgardner
D. H. Woodard
C. H. St. Clair
Janice Parkins
Starr
Baldridge Indicted by Fayette Jury for Murder
A grand jury indicted George Baldridge 63 Fayette County farmer and former Adams County sheriff for second degree murder in the death of game warden Patrick Nov. 15. The shotgun killing followed an attempted arrest during a pheasant hunt. Bond set at $100,000.
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Adams County
Baldridge
Patrick
Netpatrick
Ol Vo
Paneien
Eastern Storm Brings Snowfall and Farm Policy Talk
Secretary Benson told the American National Cattlemen’s Assn that wartime incentives lingered and a soil bank could relieve farmer surpluses. He warned continued excess stocks and urged expanded markets, price supports, and cost cuts while noting temporary measures must eventually yield higher output.
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Benson
Eisenhower Prioritizes Farm Aid and Highway Plans
President Eisenhower and GOP leaders name farm support and a 25 billion highway expansion as top priorities. They report farm legislation, including a soil bank, has broad backing, while partisan friction over financing for highways persists and hearings may begin soon.
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State of the Commonwealth address scopes school plan
Gov. Thomas B. Stanley plans to press the Virginia Legislature for action on the administration plan to continue segregated schools. His speech follows a 2 to 1 public endorsement of the first leg of the program after voters supported a constitutional convention for funding private school tuition grants.
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Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
General Assembly
State of the Commonwealth
Draft Call Set For Hocking County
Selective Service headquarters announced a February induction call for 380 men in Ohio. Inductees must be 21 by February 1, unless volunteering or delinquent. The February 1955 call totals 700. January 1955 was 410. County allocations include Clinton Fayette Hocking Pickaway Van Wert.
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Fayette
Hocking
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van Wert
Saar Premier Ney Elected Leader in Saarland
Hubert Ney, 63, chairman of the Saar Christian Democratic party, was elected premier today. The lawyer received an overwhelming vote of approval from the new Saar Parliament.
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Saarbruecken
Hubert Ney
Saar Christian Democratic Party
Saar
Four More Candidates Seek Offices
Attorney Leslie Johnson announces petition for prosecuting attorney as an independent in the May primary. Incumbent Fred Murray and three other officeholders have taken petitions. Mrs Esther Carpenter seeks a second term as county recorder. Albert Seabright seeks another term as county engineer. A M Bert Bierly will seek a second term as county commissioner.
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American Legion, Elks, Eagles
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Fred Murray
Esther Carpenter
Albert Seabright
A. M
Bert) Bierly
Jaundice Epidemic Kills 31 in Delhi and Spreads
The government set up a committee to probe the jaundice outbreak in Delhi State as the death toll reached 31 and more than 1,000 patients were hospitalized.
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Delhi
Stiff Military Control Grips Jordan Capital After Riots
Amman endures a third day of curfew as armored cars sweep the streets. Army troops enforce lockdown with loudspeakers urging residents to stay inside while limited aid deliveries occur and mail service remains halted.
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Amman
Arab Legion
Hussein
Syria
Florida Crops Damaged by Unusual Winter Storm
An unusual westward air flow brought a major winter storm from the southeast to Florida causing crop losses in the millions. The same system brought rain snow and sleet to the eastern U S with flooding threats in New Jersey coastal areas and heavy precipitation across New England. Temperature drops caused frozen roads and scattered accidents as officials worked to keep highways traversable.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Pearl Wolfe
Wolfe
Marion
Five Day Weather Outlook Near Normal Temperatures
The forecast shows average temperatures near normal with highs of 35 to 40 and lows of 20 to 24. Warmer conditions are expected Wednesday followed by moderately cold air late Thursday and continuing through the weekend.
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