Nixon Barnstorms 32 States From Whittier After Ike
Vice President Nixon opened his nationwide tour in Whittier California after burying his father. He pledged to set the record straight against misrepresentation and vowed strong national defense while warning against draft end hopes and political appeasement. He praised President Eisenhower and pressed for supporters to back his campaign.
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William F. Arbogast
Whittier
Calif
Nixon
California
Vilage
Eisenhower
American Post
Fasen
Washington
Saverapoke
Amditorium
Ai Pantom
Taft
Wrehington
Whatey
Sivan
Indianapolis
Nisan Fant
Ioon
Stevenson
Xion
Roosevelt
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Rower
Douglas
Nison
Nixon Land
Criminally Insane Escapees Captured
Four of the group of criminally insane convicts who escaped from an Indiana mental hospital were recaptured. William Thompson, 38, of Manes was found near the city dump in Michigan City after the escapees fled with a milk truck. the other three men and an 11 year old youth were recovered at Westville's Beatty Memorial Hospital. The four offered no resistance and were armed with knives and rocks during the escape and pursuit.
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RCA
Indiana
William Thompson
Manes
Pales
Mechivan Cin
Normen Beatty Memorial Hospital
Westville
Pate Hvents
Beatty Hospital
Secrets of Room Planning Inspire Distinctive Dining Area
The article discusses how a small dining room can become outstanding through careful planning. It notes size and exposure, and highlights using three wallpaper patterns to create a gay, distinctive air. An awning effect is formed by green and white ceiling stripes extending onto a wall. White embossed brick wallpaper decorates the wainscot and shelves.
AFL-CIO Rates Democrats Higher Than Republicans in Key Votes
AFL-CIO distributes a scorecard to its one million members showing 38 Senate Democrats as voting right and 43 Republicans as wrong on key AFL-CIO issues. Two Republicans Langer of North Dakota and Aiken of Vermont are noted as often with labor. House results show 168 Democrats for and 59 against versus 20 for and 100 against for Republicans. The mailing costs about $50,000 and highlights Taft-Hartley law votes as a leading item.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Langer
North Dakota
Aiken
Vermont
Afl-Cio
View
Organi Ved Labor
House
Bender
Ohio
Ives
New York
Azl-Cio
Marriage Licenses and Divorces in Local Courts
Official records show marriage licenses granted and divorces filed in the district and county courts. Names include von Wein Mather and Neda Klen with litigation in Lubbock courts, plus multiple filings and construction-related notices in ARMIN and ARMARER regions.
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von Wein Mather
Neda Klen
Ioneas
Cates
Juan
Vienna Opera and Milan Scala Form Close Collaboration
A new agreement fosters close collaboration between the Vienna Opera Company in Austria and Italy’s Milan Teatro alla Scala. The pact aims to share productions, exchange artists, and coordinate programming to boost international opera reach and artistic exchange.
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Vienna
Austria
Opera Company
Milan
Italy
Teatro At Scala
Samoa student earns first NZ education certificate
Miss Fanaati Maiai of Samoa becomes the first islands student to receive a teacher's certificate from the New Zealand Department of Education marking a milestone in regional education.
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Fanaati Maiai
Samoa
Islands
New Zealand
Department of Education
Cotton Men Feted By Bank At Dinner in Lubbock
The First National Bank hosted the cotton industry guests from the South Plains for an informal buffet at the Lubbock Country Club. More than 200 attendees from presses, warehouses, gins, buyers, railroads, seed houses, trucks, and mills heard remarks from Sterling Emons Jr. and Walter Posey. J. B. Marion of the Lubbock Cotton Exchange spoke on the 1856 crop outlook.
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First National Bank
South Plains
Lubbock Country Club
Sterling Emons Jr
Walter §. Posey
J. B. Marion
Lubbock Cotton Exchange
State Water Board Chairman backs three member Texas commission
College Station Sept 180 State Water Board Chairman FM Dixon endorses creating a three member state water commission modeled after the highway department to control water development in Texas. Gibb Gilchrist urged an appointed board with a state water engineer and district engineers to oversee policies, with a five cent ad valorem tax option for funding.
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Water Board
State Commission
Frank N. Manitzas
College Station
State Water Board
Dixon
State Water Commission
Stite Highway Department
Devel
Opment
Texas Water
Water For Texas
Texas A&m
A&m
Gibb Gilchrist
Texas
Gilchrist
Texas Highway Department
Commission
Board of Water Engineers
Soil Conservation Board
Health Department
Railroad Commission
Research Center
Utel Stephens
Fort Worth
Pilot of Doomed Bomber Recounts Final Flight
Surviving pilot Maj. Benjamin Ostlind and co pilot Capt. William Vetter described smoke filling the cockpit as the B32's winged bomber broke up over California. Five crewmen died when the jet crashed near Madera after plunging from 6200 feet and igniting a fireball near Highway 99.
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Madera
Cali
Southern Pacific
Air Force
Castle Field
Benjamin R. Ostlind
Cons Ray
Ore
William J. Vetter
Louisville
Ostlind
Castle Afb
New Skyscraper Planned by Astor in Midtown Manhattan
Vin cent Astor today announced plans for a 7 million skyscraper on midtown Park Avenue. The 46 story metal and glass Astor Plaza will form a back-square parallel to Rockefeller Center. Astor recently acquired the block bounded by Park Lexington Avenues and 53rd 54th Streets. William S Paley is named as a stockholder in Astor Plaza.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Midtown Park Avenue
Rockefeller Center
Astor Plaza
Astor
Park and
Lexington Avenues
S4th
Welcome to Autumn Opens New CBS Project Space
Washington reports autumn begins at 8 36 p m est September 22 as the National Geographic Society notes. The project is financed by the Columbia Broadcasting Co and CBS president Frank Stanton. The complex will cover 77000 square feet with a million square feet of rentable office space, compared to Rockefeller Center.
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Washington
United States
National Geographic Society
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Frank Stanton
CBS
Rockefeller Center
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