Eisenhower Won’t Rule On Nixon Return As Running Mate
President Eisenhower declined to say if he wants Vice President Nixon on the Republican ticket this year. He called it too early and praised Nixon, while noting the vice presidency should await the party convention outcome in August. He refused further comment on a Nixon slate and emphasized respect for Nixon without committing to any candidate pairing.
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Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
Warren
Supreme Court
Dulles Sees Reds Welcoming Arms Cut Burden
Secretary of State Dulles told a Senate subcommittee that Soviet military spending consumes about a third of Russia’s wealth and the USSR would welcome relief. He contrasted U S spending about 10 percent on arms and noted Russia’s living standards are poor while desiring higher domestic living standards.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations
United States
Senate Sets March 8 Vote Date on Farm Bill
The Senate agreed to start voting on its election year farm bill on March 8 with about 50 amendments. Each side gets two hours per amendment and four hours of debate before final passage. The bill includes a soil bank plan paying farmers to retire land and faces likely contest on restoring high price supports. President Eisenhower urged speedy action.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Clements
D-Ky
Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Aronson Seeks Second Term as Montana Governor
J Hugo Aronson announces he will seek a second four year term as Montana governor. The Swedish born Republican files nomination and pledges a business like government focusing on highways education welfare recreation and state institutions. He vows continued development of natural resources and tax equalization while aiming to boost state prosperity.
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J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
GOP
Helena
Aronson
Sam C. Ford
John W. Bonner
Arnold H. Olson
Paul Cannon
Butte
Danny O'Neill
Havre
John M. Nickey
Bozeman
House
Senate
Glacier County
Joseph K. Toole
Sweden
Boston
Columbus
Regional Science Fair Opens Friday At Civic Center
Hundreds of visitors are expected at the first annual regional science fair in Butte with 200 Butte High and 80 from Boys Central among participants. Nine divisions include Chemistry Physics Botany and Medicine. Judging begins Friday night with top winners traveling to the National Science Fair in Oklahoma City.
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Civic Center
Butte High School
Boys Central
Girls Central
Powell County High School
Deer Lodge
Anaconda High School
Anaconda Catholic Central
Sheridan
Virginia City
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Philipsburg
Lima
Rls
W. T. Barry
Butte
Oklahoma City
Okla
Montana
M. A. Gold
Montana Weather Report East and West Districts
Montana forecast notes fair conditions in the east with mild highs around 45 to 50 and strong southwest winds along eastern slopes. In the west expect considerable cloudiness and light showers with highs near 40 to 45. The table lists maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Montana
Senator Calls DOJ Into Neff Inquiry
Senator George of Georgia urged the Justice Department to verify conflicting testimony about a possible 2500 offer to Sen. Hickenlooper's campaign fund. Lawyer-lobbyist John M. Neff challenged the assertion, saying it was incorrect in several points. A separate Senate panel on lobbying and campaign contributions met but postponed choosing a chairman as it begins a broad inquiry.
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Washington
Sen. George
D-Ga
Justice Dept
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Robert K. Goodwin
John M. Neff
Neff
Lexington
Neb
Senate
Goodwin
George
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Case
Eisenhower
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Bridges
R-Nh
Gore
Alabama School Ordered to Readmit Negro
Federal District Court Judge H Hobart Grooms ordered Autherine Lucy to be readmitted to the University of Alabama by 9 a.m. March 5 and vacated a contempt motion against 13 trustees and officials, noting they had acted in good faith. The former teacher had been barred after a riot by about 3,000 students on February 6.
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Birmingham
Ala
Federal District Court
H. Hobart Grooms
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
Miss Lucy
Grooms
U. S Supreme Court
Butte Red Cross Drive Opens To Seek 21059 Total
Butte launches a Red Cross drive to raise 21059 with 50 plus volunteers starting Thursday. W J McMahon and William M Kirkpatrick express confidence the goal will be met at a kickoff, March drive runs to month end, and proceeds split 61 5 percent national and 38 5 local with any surplus shared 50 50.
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Butte
Red Cross
W. J. McMahon
W. Broadway
William M. Kirkpatrick
McMahon
Kirkpatrick
National Red Cross
New England
Northwest
Connecticut
Butte Red Cross
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Eisenhower Calls Red Cross Conscience of America
President Eisenhower lauded the American Red Cross as the conscience of America at a Washington press conference urging support for the annual fund drive. He praised past response to floods, noted ongoing relief for 11 000 American families, and urged citizens to double the Red Cross quotas quickly.
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Eisenhower
Red Cross
Conscience of America
Washington
W. J. McMaee Butte
OWS
America
New England
Roland Harriman
Northwest
Bread charge sparks debate in House restaurant
Washington representative Burdick accused the House restaurant of charging a nickel for bread to curb wheat surpluses. The restaurant manager replied that free bread could create a deficit for the eatery, noting lawmakers once filled up on bread and coffee instead.
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Washington
Burdick
R-Nd
House
Levy for Highways Voted by House Committee
Washington The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 14 billion dollar highway taxes package over 16 years to fund a broader interstate program costing over 51 billion. An extra heavy truck tax was added with a 1.50 per 1,000 pounds annual fee for trucks over 26,000 pounds.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Ex Philippines President Elpidio Quirino Dies
Former President Elpidio Quirino died in Novaliches near Manila from a heart attack at age seventy five after a long illness. He had kidneys trouble and had spent time at Lourdes Hospital and in Japan last year. His body lay in state at his hilltop retirement home.
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Manila
U.P
Elpidio Quirino
Novaliches
Antonio Quirino
United Press
Eisenhower second term decision welcomed worldwide
World capitals and leaders greeted President Eisenhower's announced decision to seek a second term with smiles and cautious optimism. In Moscow officials offered guarded praise while noting restraint, and Western capitals from London to Tokyo expressed supportive curiosity about the health and stability implied by the move.
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London
Eisenhower
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
United Nations
Presidium
Klementi Voroshilov
Ottawa
Tokyo
Eisenhower decision pleases business leaders
President Eisenhower’s decision to run clears much of the uncertainty felt by business leaders and the stock market. Brokers and executives express relief that the administration may foster a favorable Washington climate for expansion, though they caution that re election is not guaranteed and industry problems may persist.
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New York
Eisenhower
Stock Exchange
White House
Ike
Washington
Farm Population Off in 15 Years
U S farm population fell from 30 million in 1940 to an estimated 22 million last year. Farms now average larger with more machinery and greater productive capacity. For ads to buy or sell farm machinery or anything else call 5451. 37 OLDSMOBILE, PH. 0000.
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U.S
Eisenhower Declares Fit for Duties and Seeks Another Term
President Eisenhower told the nation he is fully capable of continuing as president despite the heart attack five months earlier. He said he would accept a Republican renomination if offered and outlined a restrained, mass-communication campaign focusing on his program and health assurances.
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Eisenhower
Nation
Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Eisenhower Announces Re election Run Triggers Bipartisan Rally
President Eisenhower will seek a second term bringing jubilation in Republican ranks and a call to arms from Democrats. Markets reacted with a stock exchange surge and later profit taking as leaders projected a long hard campaign ahead.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Truman
Kansas City
New York Stock Exchange
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Leap Year Babies Join Select Clan In Butte
Two Leap Year daughters born at St James Hospital to the Mercers and Mrs Leonard McDonough plus a son born to the Bugins in Community Memorial Hospital join the select clan noting first birthdays in 1960. Distant relatives should recall birthdays easily.
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St. James Hospital
Richard D. Mercer
Wall
Leonard McDonough
Elm
McDonough
Air Force
Colorado Springs
Col
Fred V. Bugin
Community Memorial Hospital
Birthday party canceled for Gail Rowe due to flu
Gail Frances Rowe born February 29 1952 missed her planned birthday party in Jackson Michigan when she contracted the flu four years after her last celebration. She had hoped to celebrate Wednesday but illness prevented the gathering.
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Jackson, Mich
Gail Frances Rowe
Montana Leaders React To Eisenhower Run Decision
Republican Gov. J Hugo Aronson and GOP Chairman William Mackay welcomed Eisenhower’s decision to run again saying it boosts campaign energy. Democratic Chair Jack Toole criticized the farm program and signaled potential defeat for Eisenhower in 1956. Democratic and GOP leaders across Montana voiced mixed but engaged reactions as Page 46, Col 3 indicates.
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Eisenhower
J. Hugo Aronson
GOP
William R. Mackay
Billings
Ske
Jack Toole
Shelby
Wellington D. Rankin
Helena
Republican Organization
Leo C. Graybill
Great Falls
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