Velde Nominated Again In Illinois Primary
In Illinois Harold Velde won renomination for a fourth term after a light primary, defeating eight challengers in his district as Joseph T. Meek topped 235,937 votes with 9805 precincts reporting to win the GOP nomination for the U S Senate race against Paul H. Douglas. Meek, a lobbyist and Illinois Federation of Retail Associations president, pursues the November general election.
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U.S
Velde
House UN
American Activites Committee
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Robert H. Allison
Meek
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Hayes
Edward A. Hayes
American Legion
Austin L. Wyman
Eisenhower
Allison
Douglas
Siedding
Ilinois
Illinois
Windis
Eisenhower Aims Early Round At Augusta Links
President Eisenhower rose before dawn to complete official duties then planned to play golf at Augusta National during Easter vacation. Weather offered sun and showers as he heard Sam Snead’s Masters win while in Georgia with Mrs. Eisenhower and Mrs. Doud. His son Maj. John Eisenhower and family join for the Easter weekend with hopes of a round with Billy Joe Patton.
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Eisenhower, Mrs. Eisenhower
John S. Doud
Washington
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Mr. Eisenhower
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Eisenhowers
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John Eisenhower
Ft. Benning
Barbara
Billy Jo Patton
North Carolina
Insecticides Advised for Fire Ant Foe
Agricultural researchers in Washington designate three insecticides as top tools against imported fire ants. The recommended products are Aldrin Dieldrin and Chlordane, highlighted as effective options for farmers to deploy.
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Washington
Bethe dismisses nitrogen bomb threat as hogwash
Ithaca Cornell physicist Dr. Hans Bethe, former Los Alamos theoretical chief, says a nitrogen bomb would be far less powerful than a hydrogen weapon and unlikely to be feasible. He warns against a new arms race while hoping hydrogen bomb knowledge can deter war and that public findings will ease fears about testing and radioactivity.
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Russia
U. S
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Cornell University
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Pacific
Bethe
Los Alamos Atomic Laboratories
Dr. Bethe
Wheat Sales Near 14 Million Bushels
The Agriculture Department reports that it has sold 13 million 705 thousand bushels of government owned wheat under a special export program started last November to reduce stocks from the price support program. By mid March the Commodity Credit Corporation owned over 63 million bushels of 1953 crop wheat and had 489 million bushels under price support loans. Overall the government holds about 900 million bushels of wheat in storage or loan, including pre 1933 crops.
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Washington
End of Speed Zone Sign At Medina Cemetery Entrance
A brief note from Medina New York describes a sign at the Boxwood Cemetery entrance north of town reading End of Speed Zone. The item records a local traffic reminder with no further details.
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Medina
N. Y
Boxwood Cemetery
Paris Council Considers Lawsuit Over Unpaid Property Taxes
In Paris Missouri residents faced water service issues as city officials warned that unpaid personal property taxes could trigger legal action. The council debated whether the small arrears warranted pursuing collection through suit while utilities remained affected and residents questioned the impact on essential services.
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Paris
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