Not The Same Man Who Took Office Four Years Ago
Washington The President Eisenhower entering his second term appears changed yet retains a core calmness and confidence. He ended Korea War hostilities and resisted McCarthyism, shifting Republican stance toward liberal reforms. His earlier hardline views softened on social programs and education.
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Escaped Lunatics Recaptured After Newark Chase
Two escaped criminal lunatics Frank Ellis and Richard Maskill were recaptured in Newark after terrorizing the countryside for two days. They rode in on a stolen motorcycle armed with a sawed off shotgun and were thwarted by a policeman and a crowd before being handcuffed and taken to police HQ. The pair had escaped Rampton with improvised keys, then hid for hours in nearby homes.
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Eisenhower era shifts from frugality to informed policy
World Wide News Briefs note a transition in President Eisenhower from frugal rhetoric to a more informed leadership aided by an efficient team. The items touch on Cold War theater shifts, Indochina gains by Communists, and European dissidence, with brief mentions of Soviet tests and Arab reactions to Middle East policy.
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Woman Sentenced in Shoplifting Case atchison
In Atchison, Edna Jean Williams 32 of St Joseph was given a penitentiary term not to exceed five years after pleading guilty in district court to one of five counts of grand larceny. Two other women received suspended sentences in connection with the thefts.
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Piggy Back Landing By Light Planes
Tulsa two light planes landed piggy back at North Airport and crew walked away. Paul Lee’s swift plane atop Arthur Rody’s, they collided on final approach. Rody thrown from his plane. Neither craft burned but both damaged. Shipping article notes include assorted county financials and officials.
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Docking addresses taxes at Kansas Press convention
Governor Docking spoke to the Kansas Press Association about ad valorem and sales taxes. He noted Kansas families pay about 48 dollars yearly in ad valorem taxes and 80 dollars in sales tax, and he argued sales tax hits the small taxpayer harder. He said the administration inherited a 20 million dollar deficit and faces ongoing money problems.
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Pope Visits Capranica College Marking 500th Anniversary
Pope Pius XII travels from the Vatican to Capranica College in Rome for its 500th anniversary. He revisits the room where Eugenio Pacilli studied in 1894 and 1895, a tablet now marking the site. Nearby, a youth named Charles Getman injured in a mine explosion is treated in Pittsburg. Also notes Fred Marriott’s record speed in Daytona Beach.
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Snow and Blizzard Threat Across Plains and East
Heavy snow and blizzard conditions loom over the northern and central plains as a storm moves east from the Rockies. Snow extends from the Northwest to the western Great Lakes with 1 to 4 inch accumulations in parts of the Dakotas and eastern Washington. Two deaths are linked to the storm. Occasional rain spans from the Mississippi to the Atlantic, with New England facing rain or snow tonight. Temperature spikes include Albany New York at 35 after a 24 hour 1 below reading.
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Thaw Breaks Water Lines in Olathes Citywide Outages
Olatha Kansas crews struggled as about 2 percent of the 8 500 residents were without water after water mains broke in four places due to thawing ground. Local authorities worked to restore service as thaw conditions affected supply.
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