Ike's Son Declines Soaring Offer to Stay in Army
Kansas City Star reports Maj. Lisenhower turned down an offer to become an educator at triple military pay, saying it would look bad for the President’s son to quit the Army for a better job. The White House was said to be elated as Ike advised his son to decide for himself and he chose to stay in service.
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Knight Urges GOP Unity In California 1958 Race
Governor Knight urged California Republicans to unite for a 1958 victory, praising Vice President Nixon and warning against acerbic internal factionalism. He urged avoiding divisive, hostile approaches and warned against treating nominal Democrats as enemies. Knight predicted a unified effort could overcome Democrat advantages.
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Marines Benefit From 24 Hour Marriage Service
San Diego County resumes 24 hour marriage licensing at Ocean Beach office to aid Camp Pendleton Marines. County supervisors add 2644 dollars to budget after clerk Bud James notes Marines contribute 8000 dollars yearly in license fees.
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