Eisenhower backs Nixon foreign policy talk
President Eisenhower privately backs Vice President Nixon in refuting Democratic criticism of administration foreign policy. In a telegram to Nixon, Eisenhower urges unity and says policy basics should not be seized for partisan attacks while acknowledging debates over diplomatic actions. Meade Alcorn, GOP chair, says Eisenhower did not repudiate the party line and approved the telegram’s core message.
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Tragedy of runaway horses and odd police tale swirl in reports
A Troutdale motorist narrowly escaped as 13 wild horses stampeded down a John Day highway. Don Hibbard’s car suffered $260 in damage, though the horses remained uninjured. In Denver a physicist quips about his wife’s vacuum cleaner as a “secret weapon.” Oklahoma rat hunt clamps down City Hall as residents watch. In Kansas City a man speeds to court, pays a fine after a blitz of speeding tickets observed by officers.
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New Landing iSystem touted for planes
London reports a new automatic landing system designed to guide aircraft safely to runways in fog. The government funded system uses magnetic fields and a radio altimeter to measure height and adjust descent and throttle to maintain a steady approach.
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Braves Win One On Council Battle In Kansas Outcome
Bravers win 5-2 in Kansan tribal council vote after four Dyromen failed in age election. Meareaquaws led 4-3 early, but Braves pulled ahead to claim the council seat amid week two of the four Dyromen campaign.
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CHP Seeks Aircraft and Patrols for 1959 60 Budget
California Highway Patrol seeks 310 more uniformed patrolmen and a single engine aircraft in its 1959 60 budget to boost traffic enforcement. The request would raise patrol strength to 2 875 and support a projected 8 500 000 registered vehicles by year end. The plan targets enforcement from Bartow to the Nevada line as vehicle numbers rise. The second item notes Communist planes over Wuchiu and nearby outposts amid reports of potential plans to seize Formosa. Observers warn a Nationalist stance views such moves as a test of Communist resolve and could spur further action.
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Fragmentary hotel notice yields unclear hotel details
The readable text is sparse and scattered about a hotel setting with incomplete phrases. No clear names, dates, places, or actions emerge beyond a vague hotel context and lingering garbled wording.
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