Nixon Remarks Stress Political Strategy and Communist Threat
In an interview with U S World Reports weekly Nixon outlines campaign aims and says the main goal is to keep the Senate seat through broad Republican support and later expand agreements with Republicans and Democrats. He defends action against Communists, noting public opinion and congressional investigations, highlighting his role in the Alger Hiss case.
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Port signs shrimp boom as docks expand at unsville
Port plans a 1200 foot lending desbor to handle 49 craft with repair shops shipyards ice houses and packing firms near the docks. A shrimp industry tied to Gulf of Mexico Campeche Bay and Brazilian fleets aims to boost production from 895 to 13 million, signaling the largest single fleet expansion in the region's history.
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Mississippi Votes On Liquor Today
Mississippi faces a pivotal prohibition referendum to decide whether to end its 62 year dry law or banish the open illegal whisky traffic tied to a $30 million a year taxed John Barleycorn. The measure draws church leaders and drys against wets amid heated public dispute and editorials.
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Eisenhower Discharge Button Must Be Requested
The Army said Ike must request a lapel discharge button, no longer issued automatically after World War II. Margaret Truman said her father lets her do as she wishes with no interference, and Chris Hanson, 11, beat Fred Sagell, 8, in the sixth international reader plane contest in Detroit with 103 trophies and 4725 dollars in savings bonds awarded.
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Screen star Olivia DeHavilland seeks divorce in Hollywood
Hollywood reports Olivia DeHavilland observes the sixth anniversary of her marriage to Marcus Goodrich by filing for divorce. She cites mental cruelty as the reason and faces the writer in court.
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Bridge Leads and Errors Shake Final Trick Sequence
A Central Press bridge feature notes that the lead with pluck can backfire in trump battles. It discusses a North East-West hand where careful heart finesses and later spade play could have beaten a 2 No Trumps contract, but misreads and a late spade lead altered the outcome. Cuban politics and a wage pact in Ohio round out the brief notices.
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Army allows epileptics to serve in Korea combat units
Army officials acknowledge some epileptics have served in Korea. Neurotic consultant Ogald B. Peterson says epilepsy occurrence is about one in twenty, and controlled epileptics may be assigned to active duty rather than combat units.
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Father Of Two Vets Fights Deportation Over Red Activity
Detroit August 26 A father of two Marine veterans plans to appeal to President Truman to overturn an Immigration Department deportation order to Italy for alleged Communist activity 18 years ago. Louis Ragni aided by Marine Corps League and Allied Veterans Council fights to cancel the order amid family service in Korea. Ragni claimed political friction at Bethlehem Steel and a 1930s union role led to accusations. Officials cited Ragni as a Communist unit chairman in Bentleyville Pa during 1937-38 and pressured him to sign a confession to Americanize his status. Briggs named ambassador to Korea succeeding Muccio while Sayre shifts to UN trusteeship council post.
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