Senators Back Eisenhower Views On Big Four Meeting
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously voiced complete confidence that President Eisenhower will represent the American people and press for success at the Geneva talks. The panel urged rejection of Senator McCarthy’s resolution to have the Big Four discuss Soviet satellites, warning it would be harmful and tie Eisenhower's hands.
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Republicans Fail To Smoke Out Ike's Plans
The Young Republican National Federation pressed President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon with a scroll at the Detroit convention urging Eisenhower to run again in 1956. McWhorter said Ike seemed pleased but offered no commitment, while Joyce Bovic echoed the hope of a candidacy. Nixon refused to comment on timing or announcements.
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Powell denounces reserve bill amid antisegregation clash
Rep. Powell accuses House leaders of forcing a dishonest compromise on a reserve bill about segregation riders. He withdraws support, citing a prediction by Rep. Martin. The Vinson plan would drop Guard references, while a conference panel backs extending the draft and lowering doctors' age limits.
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Do you want it prize money for puzzle contest
A newspaper Bonanza gram offers $90 prize for a puzzle solution due by 10 PM Thursday. A subscriber can earn an extra $5 if the solution is correct.Participants are urged to mail the solution on a postcard with proper punctuation using Monday or Tuesday paper for the Bonanza gram.
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Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Outlook
Georgia forecast calls for mostly fair skies through Thursday with hot conditions and isolated thundershowers this afternoon or evening and again Thursday afternoon. Northwest Florida looks partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with widely scattered storms and gentle to moderate coastal winds.
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Molotov Pushes UN Peace Pledge at San Francisco
In San Francisco V M Molotov urged a formal UN peace declaration by all 60 members as a centerpiece of peace efforts ahead of the Geneva summit. Western diplomats favor an informal approach and debate timing and procedure amid lingering tension as U N meetings open.
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Policeman Chooses Family Over TV Prize Money
New York officer Raymond O Hanlon, 39, a part time Shakespeare scholar, declined a chance to win $32,000 on The $64,000 Question saying he would rather support his five children. He took $16,000 instead and told reporters he would have gone for it if he were single. His wife praised the decision and said they sought funds for family comfort and education.
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U S Seeks UN Data On Atomic Tests for Safety
The United States asks all nations to submit data on atomic tests to the U N so the world can assess health safeguards. Britain and the Soviet Union would likely share radiation and fallout info if they agree. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. announced the move, noting no link to San Francisco celebrations or the Geneva four powers talks.
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El Paso School Board votes to end segregation
The El Paso School Board approved abolishing segregation in public schools by a 6-1 vote. El Paso becomes a leading Texas city to end segregation following Supreme Court decisions as 712 Negro pupils were enrolled last year.
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Wilber M. Brucker Named By Eisenhower
President Eisenhower appoints Wilber M. Brucker to succeed Robert T. Stevens as Secretary of the Army. Stevens resigns citing personal considerations after a dispute with Sen. McCarthy over alleged subversion. Brucker is a former Michigan governor and current Pentagon general counsel.
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Salk Vaccine Clears Polio Transmission Doubt for Children
Dr. Jonas Salk testified before a House subcommittee that children properly vaccinated against polio do not transmit the disease to others. He noted the improbability of association contraction from fully vaccinated children and said there is no evidence of kidney harm from the vaccine. A debate over funding for a nationwide vaccination program and possible second shots during summer arose alongside calls for free vaccine for needy children or all youths up to 18.
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Local Tobacco Market Plans Unveiled at Chamber Meeting
Thomasville Thomas County Chamber of Commerce directors focused on the upcoming tobacco marketing season and new warehouses. John Hicks outlined plans with merchants across Thomasville Boston Barwick Pavo Coolidge Meigs Ochlochnee and Metcalfe to publicize the market with support from warehouse owner Harry Frosteg. Lee E Kelly described promotion efforts and the chamber authorized underwriting costs including an automobile prize. Fred Scott announced former Governor Herman Talmadge may attend the opening.
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Weather Summary for Thomasville Georgia June 22 1955
Partly cloudy with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Gentle to moderate variable winds on coast. Yesterday’s high 104 degrees, low 66. Rain totals show 0.00 in last 24 hours, 1.79 this month, and 18.16 since January. Normal rainfall for the month is 5.45 inches.
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Prisoners Freed In Argentina After Revolt
The government of President Juan D. Peron orders release of political prisoners jailed during and after last week's revolt. Opponents such as Crisologo Larralde are freed, while the rebels mainly navy fliers and marine personnel will be tried by the Supreme Council of the armed forces. The move aims to restore tranquility nationwide.
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German Editors Duz Here for Brief Stay
Two prominent German editors and an interpreter will visit Thomasville on Friday. They are expected to arrive from New York by plane at Tallahassee and will be brought here at once as guests of the Chamber of Commerce. They come from Lueneburg and are on a Government Affairs mission in this country. Local officials will welcome them and show them places of interest, including the newspaper.
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