Nixon Defends Eisenhower Record in Ohio Speech
Vice President Nixon challenged accusations of government corruption in Washington and urged Republicans to stress the Eisenhower administration’s achievements. He contrasted the alleged honesty of the Eisenhower era with Truman administration corruption charges, citing housing, Social Security, and school construction as key accomplishments.
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April's fall and Millville fire highlight local election
Bridgeton reports Freeholder Max April survived a car rollover with bruises after an August crash. His Millville orchard suffered a $150,000 fire last month. He appeared at a Board of Freeholders meeting explaining a hip injury from a fall at Woodstown Market. April, unopposed for re election, is favored to stay in office.
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Laos Devalues Kip To 60 Per Dollar
The government of Laos devalued its currency, shifting the rate from 35 kip per dollar to 60. The move targets reducing waste and easing economic pressures highlighted in Washington.
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Nab Suspect in Kidnaping of Man, Wife
Oklahoma City police nabbed Robert Charles Sypniewski thirty twenty five minutes after a hotel sundry shop robbery in the downtown area. He faced Missouri warrants for kidnapping car theft and armed robbery. He allegedly abducted Mr and Mrs Clarence Decke from their Cuba Missouri home and escaped in a stolen car. He claimed to plan to flee to Mexico.
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Drop in Farm Prices Predicted by Truman
Former President Truman warns that farm prices will fall again under Ezra Taft Benson policies. He argues farmers already lost about 20 billion dollars since 1952 and urges voters to press for higher prices before the election. He blames Washington for price decisions and notes bumper crops add to the surplus.
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Seminary Head Dies in Springfield
Walter A. Baepler 65 longtime president of Concordia Theological Seminary in Springfield died Thursday likely of a heart attack. He led the seminary since 1953 shaping its direction and training generations of pastors.
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Hunting Hotel Beachfront Rooms at Oceanview Boardwalk
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