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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1956
Page
4
Eisenhower’s aides and Republican leaders weigh his fitness and will to seek a second term. He has cut hours after a heart attack and emphasizes stamina, zest, and duty while observers parse his hints for a decision.
White House staff and party leaders debate Ike's options for an unfamiliar second term. Some say he will run again if asked. others doubt he would seek it. Reported boredom on leave and retirement questions surface while doctors' advice looms.
An Egyptian spokesman said the government weighs ending private ownership of newspapers to reflect popular thinking. No definite action yet, with proposals like converting papers into stock companies and placing control with unions parties or syndicates. The Liberation Rally faction controls Al Gumhurriya, the morning paper.
CANENORA N Y Ex tortionist Joey Fay former labor leader who became the center of a politics scandal while behind bars left Clinton Prison swiftly and silently early today after eight years in prison. He hurried to a limousine where his wife awaited him in front of the grim gray walls of the states Siberia. Reporters trailed the car to a garage about eight miles toward Plattsburgh Fay talked a little Fay jovial smiled shook hands with photo reporters and said Call me Joe when addressed as Mr Way. The 64-year-old Fay was sent to Sing Sing Prison near New York City eight years ago for extorting 368000 from construction contractors while he was vice president of the Operating Engineers Union then AFL
A father was charged with third degree kidnapping after allegedly taking his three children from a school and fleeing by chartered plane from a municipal airport. The children, Leslie Claire ten, Charles eight, and Nona seven, were in the custody of their mother pending a divorce suit. Roy Mahon, operator of a commercial flying service, reported the departure of the group in a chartered aircraft with another man. The pilot’s parachute reportedly opened as he bailed out. the student pilot, Sharp, reportedly froze in his seat.
Robert Jewell Sharp of San Francisco, 42, was killed when a small two place plane stalled during a stunt in San Jose yesterday. The pilot, Ray Stevens, 28, of South San Francisco, bailed out before the craft crashed.
The city council agreed to lease the site for a proposed military reserve training center in Great Bend. It would be the fourth such center in Kansas, with Col. Glen Soderstrom of the Kansas Military District overseeing the inspection. The project is in the Army's 1957 budget, alongside centers in Hutchinson, Topeka, and Wichita.
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