Eisenhower Voices Support for Nixon Amid VP Rumors
President Eisenhower praised Richard Nixon at a New Hampshire news conference after more than 22 000 GOP voters write in Nixon for vice president. Senators from both parties interpreted the moment as foreshadowing Nixon's renomination while Republicans push ahead and Democrats struggle to name a head. Nixon avoided committing to a future run but thanked the President for his praise and vowed to continue serving with the best effort each day.
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Nixon endorsement boost evident in New Hampshire write-in
The Senate Republican Campaign Committee chair praised the President's stance as reflecting Capitol Hill sentiment. Senate GOP Leader Knowland and Senator Bricker viewed Eisenhower's statement as endorsing Nixon's renomination, highlighting Nixon's popularity with voters.
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Snowstorm Strikes Colorado Ends Moving East
A Canada spawned storm swept northern and eastern Colorado with heavy snow up to 15 inches in some areas. Snow stopped along the Colorado Wyoming border early today and in southeastern Colorado by afternoon. Temperatures ranged from 15 at Colorado Springs to 21 at Grand Junction amid snow totals of up to 10 inches near Fort Collins Greeley and Loveland. Denver and Colorado Springs reported four inches as highways remained snowpacked and blowing snow affected eastern Colorado.
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Workshop Patterns by Ruth W
The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept promotes a novel table pattern set titled Patterns by Ruth W featuring Easter Bunny motifs. Patterns are 25 cents each and a five-pattern Outdoor Play Equipment Packet No 1 can be mailed for one dollar. Chairs and tables are suggested for springtime use.
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Rhee cites US arms gap for South Korea defense
Seoul President Syngman Rhee today charged the United States has not supplied enough arms and ammunition to deter a North Korean invasion, voiced at Wonju during the Republic of Korea Army’s second anniversary ceremonies. The claim follows a longer pattern of allied support concerns.
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Fear of new violence in South Italy sparks police vigil
In Barletta, reinforced police braced for possible new violence as unemployment fueled bloody food riots. Two men were killed and 27 wounded in yesterday’s clash in the Adriatic port city of 50,000. Police reinforcements were sent to Andria and Corato as outbreaks were feared.
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