Ike Pledges Korea Visit If Elected President
Dwight D. Eisenhower vowed Friday night that if elected he will travel to Korea to end the war. He said the first task of a new administration is to close the conflict ongoing since June 1950 and that only a personal trip to Korea would show him how to serve the American people in the cause of peace. He declared I shall go to Korea.
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Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday forecast
Partly cloudy conditions prevail tonight and Sunday with a low around 46 to 48 and a high near 76 to 78. Regional temperatures show NW 76, NE 74, SW 75, SE 74 with a 2:36 p.m. update.
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Adlai Pledges adherence to FDR view in campaign
Adlai Stevenson pledged on the road to remain faithful to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s policies, citing the Roosevelt memorial visit and breakfast with Eleanor Roosevelt. He set CBS radio and Dumont TV for a Boston speech, with local stations carrying excerpts and a Mutual network talk by Richard Wizon.
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Oatis Case Puts Czech Envoy to Test U S Ties
President Truman urged Czechoslovakia's new ambassador to help improve U S relations by securing the release of William N. Oatis, jailed by Prague on spy charges. Petrzelka presented credentials as reporters pressed for comment on the case.
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Man Accused in Robbery Shot During Incident
Okla City AP reports Orville Chambless, free on a 5000 bond for a 248000 robbery of two Cuban counter-revolutionists in Fort Worth earlier this month, was seriously wounded Friday night when a two barrel shotgun fired through a window of his home. his condition described as serious.
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Three Iowans Die in Separate Auto Crashes
Three people were killed in Iowa on Friday in separate automobile accidents raising the 1952 state death toll. Victims were Raymond W. Steele 37 of Estherville James Crouch 26 of Storm Lake and Ralph Leroy Morse Jr 23 months of Des Moines.
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Time Cover Mixup Sends Stevenson Sparkman On Mailout
Time magazine acknowledged a bindery error in its latest issue with two prepared covers. One features Adlai Stevenson and John Sparkman, the other Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon. An unknown number of Stevenson Sparkman covers were mailed by mistake.
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Cuba Hit by Hurricane Smashes Cuba and Bahama Islands
A hurricane with winds over 100 mph swept toward the Bahama islands after tearing across Cuba. Cuban plantations suffered immense damage and reports claimed about 70 persons were hurt. The Cuban cabinet met to plan aid and survey the damage to sugar plantations. The Miami weather bureau predicted Florida’s southeast would escape the worst winds.
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One Member of Highway Gang Caught After Prank Slaying
Nashville youth Virgil E. Lemay was arrested amid a three-man marauder gang tied to robberies and kidnappings. In Indiana, 55-year-old Dick Phillips faced Halloween prank allegations as a teen, while authorities described a deadly incident near Phillips car with shots fired and a suspect on the loose.
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Woman Voyager Bobs Up Safely
LAS PALMAS Canary Islands Ann Davidson 34 a British widow sailing solo across the Atlantic arrived at Las Palmas Friday after four weeks missing She was reported well and planned to continue her journey She left Casablanca French Morocco a month ago.
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G O P Truth Squad to Hit Trail Through Midwest States
Republicans plan to launch their truth squad on the road starting Sunday trailing President Truman through Minnesota Iowa and Michigan in the final pre election push according to Senator Case.
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Grammer Retrial Sought in Baltimore Murder Case
Defense attorney Anthony Federica filed for a new trial for G Edward Grammer, convicted of murdering his wife to conceal a postwar auto accident. The Baltimore Supreme Court is expected to act in January on the appeal, based on 5 points including new civilian life evidence and veterans influences.
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Wounded G I Plans Return to Front After Sandy Ridge Combat
Ralph Maton 23 of Pana Illinois a wounded American infantryman recalls hand to hand fighting on Sandy Ridge in Korea. He describes mortars snipers and fierce fighting that left him wounded but determined to return to the front with his unit and friends already there.
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UN Fails Attempt To Seat Reds In UN
The General Assembly defeated a Russian bid to seat Chinese Communist delegates, 45 to 6, with four abstentions. Soviet and allied delegates branded the Nationalist delegation as puppets while China’s Yeh denounced Moscow and warned of terror under communism. Acheson urged unity for an armistice and warned of possible wider military action if the Communists reject terms. Final voter roll updates placed eligible voters at about 75.3 million in five states.
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