Five Day Swing By Eisenhower Campaign Tour
President Eisenhower launches a five day air sweep through the West with eight speeches planned from Minnesota to California. He will address audiences in St Paul Minneapolis Denver Hollywood Bowl and other stops aboard Colum bine III accompanied by Mrs Eisenhower and White House staff. The California swing emphasizes a tight race for its 32 electoral votes as in 1952.
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Washington
Eisenhower
West
California
Los Angeles
Hisenhower
White House
Columbine III
Military Air Transport Terminal
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Oregon
Colorado
Hollywood
Adlai Stevenson
Administrator's Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas
Probate notices publish sale of Minnie Wells estate and Lillie A Bales hearing with registrations in Ottawa. Administrator Richard Byrd will sell real property in Lane Emerson area with personal goods to pay debts. Also voting registration window in Ottawa City Hall under Clerk Donald Capper.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Minnie Wells
Lane
Franklin
State of
Toewit
Emerson
State of Kansas
Lillie A. Bales
L. Nichols
Jillie A. Bales
Ottawa
Donald R. Capper
Defense Facilities Are Well Protected in Rocky Mountain Region
The Army reports that Nike 1 and Corporal ballistic missiles guard important defense facilities in Colorado and neighboring states. Anti-aircraft sites remain secret, with the Denver Colorado Springs area listed among protected districts housing facilities for manufacturing atomic weapons, nerve gas and other military arms.
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Colorado
Army
Rocky Mountain
Colorado Springs
Stevenson Defends H-Bomb Stance in Chicago Rally
Adlai Stevenson, Democratic nominee, argued in a Chicago campaign speech that the United States should lead in ending H-bomb tests to break the deadly deadlock with Russia. He urged disarmament moves with Britain and Russia, criticized Eisenhower's stance, and promised to pursue inspection as a prerequisite to disarmament, supported by Sen. Clinton Anderson.
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Adiai EE
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Russia
America
White House
Clinton Anderson
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Miss Germany Wins World Title Amid US Contention
London reported that Petra Schurmann of Germany won Miss World 1956 after a tense moment when Betty Lane Cherry of Orangeburg DC appeared to be the winner. The BBC announcer corrected the sash mishap as Petra Schurmann claimed the Miss World title fourth-year era.
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Germany
United States
Betty Lane Cherry
Orangeburg
D.C
Miss Cherry
BBC
Petra Schurmann
Florida Storm Moving North
A slow moving storm battering Florida with high winds and torrential rains moved north along the Atlantic Coast. A Miami Weather Bureau bulletin placed the center near Vero Beach this morning, traveling north at 10 mph with winds of 20 to 40 mph extending up to 300 miles north of the center.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Atlantic
Vero Beach
Insects and Disease Destroy More Trees Than Fire
Forestry report notes that insect outbreaks and tree diseases are causing greater woodland loss than wildfires this season, with numerous stands dying from infestation and root rot across multiple districts.
Alfalfa Bill Murray Dies in Oklahoma City
Alfalfa Bill Murray, Oklahoma's ninth governor and famed for his blunt style, died at 86 in Oklahoma City after a five day battle with double pneumonia and stroke effects. He governed 1931 to 1935 and once ran for president on a bread and beans platform, leaving a legacy of colorful public life and frequent use of the National Guard. He is survived by his sons including former Gov Johnston Murray.
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William H.alfalfa Bill
Murray
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Alfalfa Bill
Johnston Murray
Burbank Murray
Milwaukee
Wis
Texas
Franklin Roosevelt
Collinsville
Tex
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