Republican Leaders Face Possible Split Over Eisenhower Exit
GOP insiders fear a wide party split in a post Eisenhower era with a showdown for the presidential nomination. Nixon is seen as a leading choice, but California Governor Knight threatens to control the state delegation if Eisenhower does not run, complicating any early endorsement.
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Richard M. Nixon
Gettysburg
Ike
Nixon
California
Goodwin Knight
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Eisen
Government to Seek Bids on New Building Projects
The Reclamation Bureau will request bids between now and March for about 51 million dollars of work on nine new construction projects. Acceptance of bids does not guarantee immediate start, as rights of way and satisfactory repayment arrangements must be resolved.
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Farm Bureau Opposes Government Hog Price Support
The American Farm Bureau Federation opposes any government plan to buy pork to support hog prices. It warns Secretary Benson that such a move would spur more production while urging continued meat promotion with full government backing. Benson has hinted at a possible purchase program, but none has occurred yet.
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Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Farm Organization
Benson
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Vet Trainee
The Agriculture Department announces a veterinary trainee civil service exam with positions nationwide paying 3670 a year during on the job summer training. After graduation, eligible veterinarians may join the Agricultural Research Service at 4390 a year. Applications due November 1 1955 to the Executive Secretary Washington 25 DC.
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Agricultural Research Service
Department of Agriculture
United States
Svith
Board of Civil Service Examiners
U.S
Washington
D.C
Merchants Face Influx of Foreign Garments in 1950s Market
A nationwide survey shows American merchants enjoying a strong year but losing ground to imported clothing from Italy, France, England, Germany, Belgium, and Japan. Cotton fabric and garment imports surge, with Japanese yardage up sharply and values rising from 1954 levels. Shirt and sportwear production also climbs as prices and style drive sales.
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American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
U.S
Japan
United States
National Assn
Association
Pat Estes Rolls 244 Game Boosts Team
The report highlights Pat Estes delivering a spectacular 244 game and a 492 series to lift her team's performance. Marilyn Crosbie scored 183 and Shirley A., 176 and 174, with Jackie H. at 173 as teammates aim higher.
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Pat Estes
Marilyn Crosbie
Shirley A
Jackie H
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