Eisenhower Endorses No Candidate Before July Convention
President Eisenhower outlined a nonendorsement stance ahead of the party’s July convention. He said several Republicans could be considered for the nomination, while urging the GOP to tell its story more effectively. He also backed constitutional amendments on four-year House terms, line-item veto, and voting rights for DC residents.
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Principal Gun Rampage At School Leaves Two Dead
In a shocking incident at a local school, Principal Redden shot and killed Miss Robson in a classroom then killed Mrs Minnie McFerren on a ramp leading to another room before fleeing. A janitor’s attempted intervene failed as students watched in fear. Police launch investigation.
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Hartford shooter kills teachers then dies by shotgun suicide
Leonard Redden, 44, a grade school volunteer, killed two Hartford City teachers in their classrooms yesterday and was found dead in a weeds area nearby. Police believe he killed himself with the shotgun clutched in his arms.
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Algerian Rebs Join Legion In Legal Maneuver
The report says Lagaillarde and about 300 of his followers joined the Legion amid an investigation into endangering national security. Some sources claim six month service for Legion volunteers. Additional arrests were expected in Algiers and warrants out for others, with France already reporting numerous arrests.
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Sleep fatigue linked to iron deficiency relief with Pinkham Tablets
After a night of rest you still feel tired due to iron hungry blood, a simple iron deficiency. Lydia E Pinkham Tablets claim to strengthen blood within a day and restore energy, suggesting you buy from drug stores and feel like a new woman again.
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Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Relief Ad
An advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments including menstrual pain and discomforts of change of life, claiming blessed relief from related symptoms.
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Senate Rejects Broad School Aid Bill Showing Budget Impact
Senate declined the administration backed school aid measure amid White House discussions. Minority Leader Dirksen indicated the President may veto broad grants, while McNamara and Flemming cited classroom shortages. Proposals include bond carrying charges, increased federal aid, and loans for private schools.
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R-Ny
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Dixie Flooded By Swollen Rivers Continues Warnings
Weather outlook shifts from flood concerns to light snow across Kansas and the Oklahoma panhandle while northeastern New Mexico faces mixed precipitation. The Dakotas and western Great Lakes may see freezing drizzle, with rain extending from Iowa through Illinois to the Tennessee Valley and Appalachians.
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Local Students hear HAL W. SMITH on highway safety
Hal W. Smith spoke to Neville students at 8 30 am and to West Monroe High at 10 30 am on Texas road crash dangers. The Twin Cities YMCA sponsored appearances addressing alcohol related fatalities which account for 47 percent of such accidents in the state.
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De Gaulle Seeks Emergency Powers After Algerian Uprising
De Gaulle calls for emergency powers hours after Algerian insurrection collapses in Algiers. The move aims to clean up after the crisis that threatened civil war. Debre rejects watering down the bill and the committee plans a limited period to October.
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de Gaulle
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France
Debre
Southern Bell Lem Governing Taxation Sparks School Board Talks
The south city edge incorporation led to double taxation for property owners as two school systems served the area. Whetstone urged both boards to resolve the issue within a year, while City board President Tom H. Scott also sought a solution.
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Whetstone
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Runaway Blonde Vows To Marry Negro Boyfriend
A New York runaway blonde vows to marry her African American boyfriend Sutton after eloping from Alfred University acquaintances. The girl was later booked as a wayward minor and her parents pursued efforts to separate them, planning to take her to Florida to end the romance.
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Lydia Lebohner
New York
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Alfred University
Albert Rogers
Alfred
College Town
William H. Evans
Miss Lebohner
St. Petersburg
Fla
Say It With Flowers Fresh Florals Ad
Bright flowers delivered free with 30 day charge option. Fresh arrangements priced from 3 dollars. Call FA 3 344 for orders and assurances of satisfaction.
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