Republicans lash out over Butler Eisenhower retirement comments
A political furor erupts as Republicans attack Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler for suggesting President Eisenhower might not seek a fourth term. Senators Aiken Goldwater Bridges Knowland condemn his remarks as poor taste and overstep potential replies by Mrs Eisenhower.
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Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Butler
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Democratic National Committee
California
William F. Knowland
Senate
Auto union wage demand risks loafing perverse reward
The article critiques Walter Reuther and the UAW demand for guaranteed annual wage as a path to make loafing profitable, arguing no panel of experts supports GAW and warning of widespread unemployment and price hikes if auto makers concede. It condemns broader industry adoption and moral implications.
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Detroit
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
All America
GAW
Reuther
David Melthrop
Northwestern Ohio Industrial Council
National Industrial Conference Board
UAW
CIO
Molthrop
U. S
Canada
Eisenhower Denies Any One Person Indispensable
The article notes Eisenhower’s denial that he or anyone else is indispensable. It discusses how such statements could calm growing political agitation and suggests that growing agreement with the president on this point may explain recent public uproar.
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Self
Eisenhower
Idaho Forage Crops Show Sufficient Cobalt Levels
University of Idaho tests on 93 forage samples from across the state indicate cobalt levels exceed the minimum for animal health. J. V. Jordan notes cobalt, while not essential for plants, is vital for animals as a component of vitamin B-12.
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Idaho
J. V. Jordan
Agricultural Chemistry Department
University of Idaho
University
Jordan
Community events recall March gatherings and odd war proposal
On March 3 Keith Brimhall spoke on communism while Mr. Hill led a community sing and duets were sung by Mr. and Mrs. Hill. Special guests Karl Ballif Elmo Peterson and Harold Radford attended. A Pocatello basketball game drew many couples and socials followed March 5 with Dallas Gilbert and others. The relief society and PTA held meetings March 6 and 7 with local speakers and musical numbers. Dorothy Petrie proposed universal military training and a 50 year draft age as a world peace solution.
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Keith Brimhall
Hill
Lynn Larsen
Larry Wiser
Barlow Gilbert
William Harris
Henry Rawlings
Boise
Dorothy Petrie
Quilting Event At Myrtle Chorles Home Attended By Women
A group of women gathered for a quilting at the home of Myrtle Chorles on Thursday March 3. Attendees included Bernetta Smith Pearl Whitehead Bertha Cole Lou Cole Mildred Sharp Theoda Hyde Jessie Gilbert Lulu Bodily Ethel Larsen and Erma Rawlings. The Farm Bureau also held a meeting Thursday evening.
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Myrtle Chorles
Bernetta Smith
Pearl White
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