Eisenhower Plans February Medical Checkup and 1956 Flagship Choices
President Eisenhower announced he will likely undergo medical exams between February 10 and 15 and may decide on seeking re election soon. He praised Vice President Nixon but avoided naming a campaign role. he hinted at Warren's possible resignation if he entered politics. He urged nonpartisan foreign policy and voted on school funding, and dismissed a tax cut, signaling support for long term foreign aid amid a flood of questions from reporters.
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Eisenhower
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Supreme Court
Augusta
Judge Reis Stricken By Heart Attack
Madison Wisconsin circuit judge Alvin C Reis collapsed and died of a heart attack while waiting for a bus near Capitol Square He was 63 He had just left his courtroom after a recess and died en route to a hospital He announced a bid for reelection and had served as circuit judge since 1936 gaining national notice for labor and civil rights cases
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Bulganin Sends Friendly Letter To Eisenhower
President Eisenhower received a friendly letter from Soviet Premier Bulganin delivered by Ambassador Zarubin in a 15 minute White House audience. Zarubin refused to discuss contents, while Eisenhower called for steady progress on world disarmament, slow but fortuous. This follows prior Geneva talks and open sky proposals, with earlier letters dated last Sept 19 and Oct 11 replies.
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White House
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Dulles
Jona F. Simmons
State Department
Alexander Logofer
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Policeman explains soup incident on Brook Court
A Chicago policeman described an on duty lunch room incident in which a fellow diner reached for salt and draped his sleeve in the soup. The exchange occurred Tuesday in a Brook court cafeteria setting.
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Brookcourt
Four Dixie Legislatures Spur To Challenge Court Authority
Four Southern governors urged their state legislatures to interpose against Supreme Court authority over school desegregation. At a conference they said states have not delegated power to ban segregation and urged resolutions, federal action to protect states, and new legal measures to safeguard rights, signaling a shift from private plans to an explicit challenge. Georgia, Virginia, Mississippi, and South Carolina leaders backed unified action while leaving room for further steps.
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Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Mervin Griffis
Georgia
H. P. Coleman
Mississippi
George B. Timmerman Jr
South Carolina
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County Board Approves Hospital Conversion Project
Winnebago County moves to operate its own home for the aged this year for the first time since 1944. The board added 75 000 to cover converting the old county hospital into the home, with plans and specifications approved by architect Robert Wertsch. The cost estimate was trimmed from 350 000 to 325 600, construction at 292 453 plus architect fees 18 027, leaving contingencies 14 300.
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Seek Medical Society OK For Salk Vaccination Clinic
Oshkosh health officials seek formal approval from the Winnebago County Medical Society to hold a second polio vaccination clinic in Oshkosh. City health commissioner J. E. Washburn notes society approval is needed to access state vaccine allocations and run the clinic once vaccine becomes available.
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Shkosh
J. E. Washburn
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State Board of Health
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Carl N. Newport
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Meupert
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Wisconsin Roads Good for Winter Driving
Madison report from the State Motor Vehicle Department says all main highways in Wisconsin are in good shape for winter driving with no reports of new snow or ice affecting conditions.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Rich menu sparks debate at city jail breakfast
City officials discuss jail breakfast options noting residents get better meals at home. Councilman H. Osborn votes to cut jail food budget as City Manager C. B. Kinsison comments on oatmeal servings.
10 Million School Milk Aid Is Urged
Washington House agricultural subcommittee heard a push for 10 million dollars in aid to sustain school milk programs. Wisconsin faces a shortfall, with estimates topping 327,000 dollars to cover through April, May, and June. Rep Glenn Davis noted the state may receive 599,000 dollars to extend through March, as heavy participation drained funds.
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Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Glenn Davis
R-Wis
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Benson Calls For Parley On Swine Situation
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson urged a national Swine Industry Committee meeting to address serious hog industry conditions. He asked for a January meeting date and discussed postwar hog price declines and potential pork and beef purchases to bolster prices amid midwestern GOP pressure.
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Ezra T. Benson Forday
National Swine Industry Committee
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Shuman
Ben FE. Jensen
Iowa
United Press
Jensen
House
Gop Sensiors
Consent Judgment Frees AT&T Patents for Public Use
Federal court in Newark NJ entered a consent judgment ending an antitrust suit against AT&T and Western Electric. About 8 606 patents will be available to U S firms royalty free, including transistor and solar battery tech. AT&T must share know how and dispose of Westrex Corp, ending non communications businesses unless government requires otherwise.
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