Indira Gandhi Emerges As India’s Rising Political Force
Nehru’s daughter Indira Gandhi, 38, steps from official hostess to political figure. She joins the Congress Working Committee and leads on the Central Elections Committee, with supporters calling her a potential chief aide to her father. Observers note her left-leaning ideas and growing influence.
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Newdeshi
India
Nehru
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Congress
Central
Soviet Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower Decision Looms Over 1956 Political Battle
James Marlow discusses how Eisenhower’s heart attack recovery and possible 1956 run shape Congress. Republicans lack a clear successor, Democrats gauge strategy, and both parties risk muddled programs as they await the State of the Union and voters’ verdict.
Anti Segregation Laws May Back U S School Aid
Washington lawmakers debate adding racial segregation restrictions to a federal school aid bill. Rep Powell says votes exist to force an amendment limiting aid to segregated areas, possibly affecting Congress funding, while President Eisenhower prepares a State of the Union message on school aid plans and bond provisions.
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Washington
Powell
House
Rayburn
Texas
Rep. Halleck
Indiana
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
House Education Committee
Fernandez Seeks Re election to House Seat
Santa Fe Rep Antonio Fernandez, a 14 year congressional veteran, confirms he will seek reelection. He joins Rep John Dempsey and Atty Gen Richard Robinson in the Democratic primary. Fernandez cites dedication to service and cooperation with the delegation as reasons for continuing in Congress.
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Fernandez
Santa FE
Antonio Fernandez
John Dempsey
Richard Robinson
Dempsey
Robinson
Congress
New Mexico
Claiming Gains for Congress in 1956
A summary notes that in 1956 the subject began making claims about their achievements in Congress. The record preserves the gist of early political messaging and public claiming of legislative successes.
Naturlator System Promises Hair Growth Restored
Carey Hair and Scalp Authorities announce a new Naturlator System designed to relieve scalp tension and boost blood flow to revive natural hair production. Demonstrations will be private and free in multiple cities, including Roswell New Mexico on January 7 at 2:00 p.m. at the Del Rio Hotel.
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Carey Hair
R. E. Filler
M. L. Coville
Coville
Naturlator
New York
N. Y
Kansas City
Tulsa
Okla
San Francisco
Calif
Carey Hair and Scalp Authorities
Roswell
N.M
del Rio
Phil Klough & Associates
Architectural Exhibits Open This Week at City Museum
Roswell Museum unveils two new exhibits in its Main and Long Gallerys. Richard J. Neutra, famed California architect, is showcased through large photos and drawings of contemporary houses and buildings. The Long House exhibit, "People of the Long House," presents Iroquois life and art via watercolors by Sanford W. Plummer, with artifacts, costumes, musical instruments, and ceremonial masks.
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Roswell Museum
California
Richard J. Neutra
Long i
Long House
International Business Machines Corporation
Richard Neutra
Neutra
United States
Sanford W. Plummer
No evidence mental deficiency can be cured
A statement questions whether mental deficiency has any cure and highlights lack of evidence supporting a cure.
Man Found Safe After Mountain Hike Near Los Alamos
Alfred Koelle, 29, was lost overnight in the mountains near Los Alamos while hiking Monday night. He returned home safely after being found shortly after noon yesterday with no injuries or ill effects from his ordeal.
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Los Alamos
Alfred Koelle
Suit Filed Over Insurance Claims in New Mexico
Lea County resident Mrs. Stella L. Dickinson sues General American Life Insurance in U S District Court seeking 50000 dollars for policies bought by her deceased husband on October 28 1954 and allegedly refused after his death last June 31. The suit names the policy provider and requests the court to compel payment.
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Albuquerque
Stella L. Dickinson
Lea County
U. S
General American Life Insurance Co
Toy Trains Move Radioactive Materials Cautiously
Toy electric trains are cited as safe for moving small quantities of radioactive substances within labs and at facilities like the Hanford plant. The Cleveland Clinic uses toy trains to transport radioactive liquids for medical patients, reflecting industrial and medical applications noted by Steelways magazine.
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New York
Steelways Magazine
Hanford
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James Marlow
Florida
Eisenhower Himelf
U. 5
Way
City Museum
Seum
White Goods
Harmony House
American Standards Association
Searsl
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Dial
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