Eisenhower Signals Tougher Stance For Second Term
President Eisenhower shows signs of becoming tougher, criticizing critics and defending Dulles while taking responsibility for policy. He challenged Democrats and warned that his second term may be rough, saying critics offer no clear proposals and misstate his policy.
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Hower
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Doubt In the Alien Request
Congress shows no quick action on President Eisenhower immigration proposals. Members on both sides express doubts about enacting the whole program, with House Immigration subcommittee chair Walter noting hearings may be delayed by "a couple of months."
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Eisenhower urged to invite Tito as peace move
Sen Ellender urged the President to ignore congressional protests and invite Yugoslav President Tito to Washington to serve the cause of peace. He defended the King Saud reception and criticized opposition to Tito’s visit, while Eastland and Knowland commented on immigration policy and foreign affairs, praising and critiquing administration strategy.
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Can't Fulfill Girl's Request
Oklahoma County Sheriff Bob Turner says he cannot help Margaret Pemberton of Enfield Middlesex who asked for a real American saddle to tame a wild pony. He jokes he could send a muffler or saddle blanket, but saddles are unavailable.
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KU Enrollment 8300 for Spring at Lawrence
Lawrence University reports spring semester enrollment around 8300 students, about 500 fewer than fall totals, with registrar notes that Ottawan and area enrollments may boost the figure by late in the term. The piece also mentions a piano recital by Mrs Kerr pupils and social visits around Ottawa area.
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Richard Home
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Adell Dean
Bob Altice
Mike Lovell
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