Truman Summons Stevenson for White House Campaign Talk
President Truman calls Adlai Stevenson to the White House for a world situation briefing and campaign strategy talk. Stevenson, staying near Springfield since accepting the Democratic nomination, plans to return to Springfield by air. Kefauver pledges support urging a focus on youth and women’s activities in the campaign. Stevenson to attend a ceremony dedicating local campaign headquarters during the six hour Washington visit.
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Eisenhower eyeing Labor Day campaign launch in eastern city
President hopeful Dwight D. Eisenhower plans to open his presidential bid in a major eastern city around Labor Day with a world peace theme. The exact time and venue are undecided, but he will weave peace into nearly every speech and has a Philadelphia stop tentatively set for August 28.
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Sparkman says foreign policy not a campaign issue
Senator John Sparkman of Alabama said foreign policy has not become a major campaign issue for Republicans led by Dwight Eisenhower. He noted defense of Western Europe remains the priority and the Far East policy has been a holding action, while praising Dulles as a key advocate in Europe and NATO.
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AFL Won't Endorse Stevenson In Presidential Race
The American Federation of Labor will not publicly endorse Adlai Stevenson for president though about 95 percent of its political education group backs the Democrats. A AFL spokesman said the federation will maintain its tradition of not taking sides in national elections. Within AFL groups, Stevenson support runs high, but the executive council and committees pursue a cautious, nonendorsement stance. The council also tackles rising prices and potential profiteering while awaiting a long awaited report on AFL charters tied to racketeering concerns in major cities.
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General Clark visits Korea and U N troops
General Mark Clark and Mrs. Clark arrive in S Korea for Syngman Rhee inauguration and to visit United Nations troops. Clark plans to inspect front line units and training programs and return to Seoul Friday. Mrs. Clark visits Yongdong 21st evacuation hospital and chats with a wounded Minnesota youth amid hospital ward scenes.
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Doctors Return Money to CPS
Ten of 35 physicians under investigation for padding patient bills repaid 5757.82 to the California Physicians Service. The refunds follow a broader probe into overcharging CPS by about 1,000,000, with more doctors involved in March to be named.
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