Campaign clashes over who aided Eisenhower in 1954 race
The 1954 campaign heatedly pits Republicans and Democrats about who has helped President Eisenhower, Adlai Stevenson, and Nixon. Stevenson in Phoenix accuses Democrats of defending the President, while Nixon notes Democrats offer no constructive ideas and attacks the GOP. party chairs clash over governance and the threat of a split Congress.
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O'Dwyer Leaves Mexico to Testify on Reds
Former New York mayor William O'Dwyer was escorted to the U S border from Mexico City by his sister in law after a late Sunday arrival in Tijuana. He heads to testify on communism, with plans to return home.
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Capehart Backs McCarthy Against Censure Bid
Sen. Homer Capehart publicly supports Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s bid to avoid censure as the Senate prepares a vote next month. Sen. George Smathers cites a probable sizable majority for censure despite Capehart’s pledge to defend McCarthy. Smathers praises the Senate committee investigation as judicial and thorough.
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