Eisenhower vows to stay active in public affairs
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower announced as a private citizen he will discuss and argue public questions as long as strength and opportunity allow. He said his decision grew from a desire to use past experiences to help the nation, while acknowledging frustration over Nixon's defeat and the two-term limit issue.
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Actors Should Live In Grand Style Says Ritchard On Broadway
HAL BOYLE reports Cyril Ritchard believes stars should maintain a glamorous public image and grand manner offstage. The veteran actor, 62, discusses his small world, his country estate, and hobbies as he stays fit with swimming and badminton while cherishing life beyond theater.
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Astronaut Alan Shepard Praised for Intelligence Stability
Dr. George E. Ruff of the University of Pennsylvania Hospital said after examining Alan B. Shepard Jr. that the astronaut shows outstanding intelligence and emotional stability and a strong desire to get a job done.
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Civil Rights Action Delayed Pending Senate Rule Change
Washington AP Kennedy administration may delay major civil rights bills to push a rules revision allowing easier limits on filibusters. Senate Leader Mansfield says Senate debate reforms will come before the civil rights package introduced by Clark and Celler, delaying passage of Kennedy’s program.
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Lady Bandit Strikes Again in Albuquerque
A soft spoken female bandit struck twice. She took 960 dollars from Paul Gibson and 65 dollars from William Fraim during church fundraising. Described as calm and polite, she displayed a pistol to enforce demands at each scene.
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Trial Of Brannon To Be in September
The trial of Bernard C. Brannon, former Kansas City police chief, will appear in the September term of the Jackson County Circuit Court. Brannon is indicted on perjury and willful misconduct in office. Lt. Col. Don Bishop and Maj. John J. Halvey also face perjury charges. both have been suspended. Halvey’s case is set for June 3 and Bishop’s for September 11.
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Morning. The Ottawa Herald mood reflected in late night parties
A fragmented quote portrays late night social scenes and critic self image. It notes boredom with pompous critics and business success, contrasting with the idea that the young can improve if simple humility and help are present.
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