GOP Leaders Back Benson Amid Resignation Talk
A nationwide United Press survey shows more than half of GOP state leaders oppose resignation for Ezra Taft Benson, praising his work. Twelve state chairs and committee members favor keeping him, with others split or refusing comment. views vary by region and farm policy impact.
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Omaha
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Kansas
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Eisenhower
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Horace Hedges
New Mexico
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Albert Mitchell
Florida Citrus Commission Halts Fall Shipments
The Florida Citrus Commission launched a seven day embargo to stop shipments of fruit damaged by this week’s freeze. The move aims to curb sale of damaged citrus and prevent use of freeze damaged fruit in concentrate production.
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Fla
Florida Citrus Commission
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California
Texas
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Unions Seek Control Shares in Seized Dutch Firms
In Jakarta today both Communist and non Communist unions demanded a voice on operating teams running Dutch enterprises seized by the government. Maj Gen Nasution ordered territorial commanders to seize firms as a warning to private interests. Sukarno plans a rest due to health concerns with no details of timing. Premier Chou En Lai reportedly offered to help Indonesia.
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Abdul Haris Nasution
Juando
Sukarno
Antara
China
Chou En-Lai
Four Duncan youths invited to Fort Sill for rocket tour
Gen Thomas D DeShazo invites four Duncan teens to Fort Sill during Christmas holidays to view Army missiles and discuss their home built rocket. Two boys sought permission to fire it on the base and Army experts will examine the 15 pound, 32 inch missile.
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Lawton
Okla
Thomas D. DeShazo
Duncan
Fort Sill
Army
John Hopkins
DeShazo
Artillery
David Taylor
Leo Nureley
Adrian Scott
Larry Green
Judge to Rule on Segregation Suit in Miami
Federal Judge Joseph P. Lieb will rule Monday on motions in a Dade County suit aimed at ending racial segregation in public schools. The case, filed in 1956 by Theodore Gibson for his son, challenges school assignment practices under a 1956 Florida law. The school board seeks dismissal, claiming no ongoing segregation remains.
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Miami
Fla
Joseph P. Lieb
Dade County
G. E. Graves Jr
Lieb
Dade County School Board
Theodore Gibson
Theodore Jr
Emnett C. Choate
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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