Eisenhower 1956 Run Question Sparks Capital Debate
At a National Citizens for Eisenhower gathering in Washington, Sherman Adams floated three conditions that might persuade the President to retire, including a Democratic congressional victory this year. He declined to confirm whether Eisenhower would run again, prompting wide speculation about his future and duties.
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Veterans urged to keep up Americanism work in Louisiana
Two VFW leaders and Louisiana Lt. Gov Barham spoke at encampment headquarters urging continued Americanism in action. Charles Rallis criticized moves to weaken investigating committees and warned of Communist activity in Korea. Bernard Boudreau highlighted relief, blood-bank and youth programs and pledged vigilance against Reds. Barham reviewed Louisiana’s finances and rising expenditures and revenues.
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London Church Rally Ends as Graham Departs for Europe
London hosts Billy Graham as he completes a three month crusade drawing over two million listeners. At St Pancras Station a 3000 strong crowd sang a farewell as police managed the Billy Graham crowd. He plans meetings in Stockholm Helsinki Copenhagen Amsterdam Duesseldorf Berlin and Paris before sailing from Cherbourg July 1. He urged Britons to read their Bibles attend church and exemplify Christ.
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Editorial Writer Warns VFW About Inroads of Isms
Monroe News-Star-World writer James L. Ewing II told the 24th annual VFW encampment delegates to oppose foreign isms especially Marxism and internationalism. He urged a stand for true Americanism and criticized the United Nations charger as aiding internationalists. He praised groups seeking to safeguard the federal Constitution and urged public action.
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Quarantine of Guatemala Gains Latin American Backing
Washington diplomats said widespread Communist inspired unrest in Latin America and a secret State Department report on Guatemala aid a hemispheric push for action. The United States seeks UN and OAS approval to consider sanctions at a Montevideo ministers meeting around July 1. Proposed measures include intercepting ships carrying war weapons to Guatemala and seizing the cargo, plus a five nation watchdog to enforce the plan.
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Small Business Big In America Speaker Asserts
Dwight Entwistle of Atlanta told Mississippi at the fourth annual Small Business Clinic that small firms account for 95 percent of the economy. He outlined the SBA region covering Alabama Georgia Florida South Carolina Tennessee Mississippi Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. He described the SBA as the economy stabilizer focusing on advisory help rather than loans and noting its loan range from 2500 to 300000 only after private sources are explored.
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Geneva Failure Shifts Burden On President Rhee
Geneva peace talks collapse places pressure on South Korea's Syngman Rhee to choose war or peace. U S officials warn against backing renewed fighting while acknowledging Rhee might act to provoke a clash that could draw in American forces. The risk faces a wider crisis near Red China and World War III fears.
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Half Million Hindus to Bathe in Lakes at Kurukshetra
New Delhi June 12 A half million Hindu pilgrims will bathe for about an hour on June 30 in the sacred Lakes of Kurukshetra eight 80 miles north of New Delhi. The immersion will occur with a 59 minute partial solar eclipse, and Kurukshetra is noted as the traditional site of a war where righteousness triumphed over evil.
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Two Baskin Men Held On Liquor Charges
Claude Rhone is jailed in Franklin Parish on drunken driving charges while J M Slade Jr is held for drunken and disorderly conduct. Both from Baskin and held without bond. Deputies J D Busby and Willie Sullivan made the arrests.
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Claude Rhone
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Waller
Baskin
J. D. Busby
Willie Sullivan
Simple Salad Rounds Out Hearty Main Course
Advice for balancing meals suggests serving a light salad and dessert to accompany a heavy main course. Focus on digestion friendly portions and avoiding multiple rich items in one seating to ease the stomach.
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