Aid uncertain whether Eisenhower will run again
Washington AP reports White House aide Howard Pyle, former Arizona governor and state federal relations assistant, says he cannot be sure if President Eisenhower will seek re election. Pyle noted some confident voices think Eisenhower will run, but Eisenhower has given no direct indication of plans.
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Howard Pyle
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Klan Leader Claims Organizing Progress
Georgia ex serviceman styled imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan vows the group will be strong and vicious enough to fight perceived evils. He says the organization will stay within the law while pursuing white supremacy and claims progress across Georgia and Texas.
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Antidefamation League
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Worry County
Georgia
Texas
NAACP seeks indictment of Los Angeles fire chief
The NAACP chapter asked the federal government to indict Fire Chief John Alderson for depriving Negro firefighters of constitutional rights. U S Atty Laughlin Waters said he would refer the petition to the FBI if it presents a valid constitutional action. Alderson has faced criticism over slow integration of white and Negro crews and called the NAACP resolution a political move.
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Two Climbers Die After Fall On Matterhorn Summit
In Zermatt Switzerland police report two alpinists died Friday after plunging about 3000 feet while descending from the Matterhorn summit. The deceased are Allen Crawford 22 of Denver Colorado and Roderick Phillips 19 from England.
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Matterhorn
Threat to Civil Liberties Foreseen by Dr. Hutchins
Dr. Robert Hutchins, president of the Fund for the Republic, cites a 1952 start and says civil liberties face alarm amid Cold War strains. The Ford Foundation funded group reports $2.5 million spent on atomisphere programs raising concern over private philanthropy’s impact on American institutions.
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