Eisenhower Promises 70 Million Jobs If Re-elected
President Eisenhower told 20,000 Kentuckians in Lexington that his administration plans lasting prosperity with more than 70 million Americans holding good paying jobs if he wins a second term. He criticized Congress' Democratic leadership, urged support for school aid and small business, and praised economic growth while appealing for unity. He was greeted by thousands at the airport and in the Coliseum, with Gov. Chandler among early arrivals.
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Lexington
Eisenhower
Uno
Kentucky
Congress
Hurn
Adlai E. Stevenson
University of Kentucky
Stevenson
White House
America
Harry S. Truman
Cleveland
Ohio
A. B. Chandler
Columbine III
John Sherman Cooper
Senate
John
Chandler
Aiade
Stevensor
Stevenson Urges Federal Aid to Education Plan
Adlai E Stevenson called for a broad federal aid program to fund teachers and 100000 new classrooms yearly, with college access for all capable students. He urged grants, possibly via income tax funding, and said education should be universal without discrimination while noting cost and the need for improved national leadership. The plan folds into a larger critique of Eisenhower administration policy and its educational stance.
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Stevenson
US Office of Education
Marion B. Folsom
Eisenshower
Milwaukee
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Far West
Midwest
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Deep South
E U B Conference Opens At Lemoyne
Harrisburg Pa Oct 1 about 150 ministers and lay delegates are expected for the 168th annual session of the Pennsylvania Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
The
Evangelical United Brethren
Shotgun case ends with man found guilty in Ridgeville court
Ulysses Zeitler was sentenced to 30 days in jail after being found guilty of assault and battery. Testimony said he fired a shotgun toward a fight outside King's tavern on US 144, wounding three people. Zeitler claimed he acted to break up the fray. judge ruled he exceeded his duty. A separate charge against the Hammond brothers was dismissed. Isabelle Bernardez of Washington was fined $10 for reckless driving near Braddock Mountain on August 18.
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Ridgeville
Ulysses Zeigler
H. Reese Shoemaker
Peoples’ Court
Zeitler
Norman Hammond
Charles Hammond
Charles
Bernette
Mt Airy
King’s Tavern
Hammonds
Shoemaker
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Isabelle M. Bernardez
Washington
U.S. 40-A
Braddock Mountain
Mt. Phillip Road
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