GOP Orators Embrace Ike Modern Republicanism
At Lincoln Day observances, GOP leaders defend Eisenhower’s program of modern Republicanism while contrasting it with Democratic critics. Meade Alcorn says the party is modernizing the superstructure, not changing Lincoln era beliefs, as Taft and Lincoln are cited. Other speakers, including Goldwater and Jenner, defend a renewed GOP rooted in traditional principles.
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Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
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R-Wis
Jenner
R-Ind
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National Republican Club
New York City
New York
Sen
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R-Nj
Elizabeth
N. J
Phoenix
Ariz
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Ike Enjoys Golf and Quail Hunt in Georgia
President Eisenhower, said to be feeling swell after 6% hours of golf and quail hunting, eyed more outdoor relaxation at his Cabinet host Humphrey’s plantation in Thomasville. Hagerty noted seven quail per man in 3% hours, with 18 golf holes at Glen Arven. The White House physician reported a mild throat irritation from a January cold but no cause for concern. Eisenhower also spoke by phone with Dulles about Russia’s Middle East proposals.
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Washington
Russia
Middle East
UN urged plan of action for renewed Hungarian revolt
Senate Internal Security subcommittee said the United Nations should craft a plan of action for a predicted broader anti-Soviet uprising in Hungary. Sen. Hruska released testimony from Hungarian refugees Dezso Fonagy and Eugene Szeredas detailing underground efforts and alleged imminent revolt unless Western help is provided.
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Hungary
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Hruska
R-Neb
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Lodge
U. N
Dezso Fonagy
Hungarian Revolutionary Council
Eugene Szeredas
Workers Revoluitionary Council
State Fair Boss Named Columbus Manager
W D Robert Jones of Radner Delaware County becomes the Ohio State Fair manager succeeding Sam Cashman who resigned. Gov. ONeill announced the appointment after conferring with agriculture director James Hay. Jones 40 an Ohio State University graduate, has been assistant manager since 1947 and recently served as acting manager. His youth program for the state exposition is among the largest in the Midwest.
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Robert Jones
Radner
Delaware County
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William O'Neill
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James Hay
Ohio State University
Midwest
Truck Driver Killed In Wreck Near Princeton West Virginia
James C. Barker of Springfield Ohio, a truck driver, died Tuesday when his tractor-trailer left U S 460 about five miles east of Princeton and plunged into a creek.
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James C. Barker
Springfield
Ohio
U. S. 460
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Colonaid Laxative Promises Quick Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Colonaid as a new laxative that moistenes dry, blocked colons and stretches the bowel to stimulate normal urges. It claims safety for pregnancy, no gaging or side effects, and notes 60 tablets cost 98 cents.
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