Western Governors Considered for Post of Republican Chairman
President Eisenhower discussed potential GOP national chairmen at a White House briefing. He cited the difficulty in finding a suitable candidate and mentioned governors Dan Thornton Edmund Mechem Howard Pyle and J Bracken Lee as possibilities while noting governors would need to resign to pursue the role. Other possibilities include three younger GOP state readers Robert Goodwin Wayne Hood and Ray Buss. Newsday reported strong support for Leon W Hall of New York among officials.
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GOP
Eisenhower
White House
C. Wesley Roberts
Roberts
Kansas
Westlern
Dan, Thornton
Colorado
Edwin L. Mechem
New Mexico
Howard Pyle
Arizona
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Arnor
Ernors
Robert K. Goodwin
Towa
Wayne Hood
Wisconsin
Ray C. Buss
Ohio
Leon. W. Hall
New York
Newsday
Long Island
N. Y
Hall
State Solons Miles Apart on Road Plan
Sacramento California lawmakers after six weeks remain divided on a highway program. A bill listing 4900 miles of deficient highways faced Senate approval while Assembly members signaled needed compromises. Both houses agree California must spend more on roads, but how much and where to spend remains unsettled. The joint highway fact finding committee confirmed about 3 billion dollars in deficiencies but deferred a concrete solution.
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Sacramento
Senate
California
Easter Trade Sets New High Across Nation
New York reports rise in Easter retail activity with stores nationwide predicting gains over last year. Department stores in Chicago and New York anticipate substantial increases, aided by solid consumer demand and record suburban boom in some markets.
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New York
Big City
Marshall Field’s
Chicago
Herbert W. Wilsor
Emery Bird Thayer Co
Kan-1
Butjsas
Leon Harris Jr
Dallas
Chant
Charlotte
N. C
Boston
Mass
Associated Press
Sbe
Coats
C. B
Dun & Bradstreet
Teacher jailed by mayor for traffic plea sentence
In Chesapeake Ohio mayor and former schoolteacher case, Mayor Jake Smith sentenced a woman charged with a traffic violation to either pay $5 or write 200 lines saying I shall not cross the yellow line. The defendant chose to pay.
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Chesapeake
Ohio
Jake Smith
U S Takes Reds Peace Proposals at Face Value
President Eisenhower said Washington should take every offer from the Soviet Union at face value until proven unworthy, signaling Open minded study of peace overtures amid renewed Korea truce talks and possible high level meetings with Malenkov Churchill and Mayer.
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Washington
Georgi Malenkov
Eisenhower
U. S
Russia
Korea
Malenkov
Churchill
Mayer
Kremlin
Moscow
Ike
United Nations
Experts See Increase in U S Deficit Forecasts
Washington experts predict the U S deficit will reach about 6.5 billion dollars by June 30, up from earlier estimates. They cite uncertain March tax receipts and corporate taxes, with final figures to be seen after April data, potentially affecting Eisenhower’s 1954 balance plan.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
Early Mouth Cancer After Care Determines Cure Chances
A Memorial Cancer Center study shows treating mouth cancer before 4/5 inch growths greatly improves cure rates. Lip, tongue, cheek, palate and gum cancers all have higher permanent cures with early doctor visits. Delayed diagnosis worsens outcomes. patients must seek prompt medical evaluation for any nonhealing mouth sore or lump.
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Memorial Cancer Center
New York City
Two States Seek Young Killer of Five
An 18 year old Minnesota youth, McManus, confessed to five slayings in Illinois and Minnesota. Extradition proceedings begin as Illinois and New York seek the death penalty for the case. The father visited the youth, who remains unrepresented by counsel, amid ongoing family discussions.
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Dubuque
Iena
Johnny Myers
Floyd Wharton
Fred McManus
Iowa
Minnesota
Aera
Haver
McManus
David Beaston
Legal Collnse
Harriet Horsman
Valley
Minn
Mose McManus
Valley Stream
S. 1
Fred Eugene
Rochester
William A. Braverman
Hobart College
Dubuque County
Robert L. Oeth
Ilinois
Wheaton
George
Florence Bloomberg
Keeneyville
Ill
Illinois
Diane iMarie Weggeland
Irondequoit
William L. 1Guila
DuPage County
Guild
Illnois
New York
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