Truman Attacks Eisenhower as a Part Time President
In New York former president Harry S. Truman labels Dwight D. Eisenhower a part time president. He argues health should not shadow the campaign and says the issue will surface at the proper time. Truman defends his view on foreign policy and GOP special interests while noting Stevenson’s improved standing.
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Harriman launched sharp attack on Eisenhower in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis Harriman, addressing over 109 Democratic-Farmer-Labor leaders and delegates, charged Eisenhower with being soft on Communism, contrasting his 1945 testimony with U S policy and criticizing the Republican party’s handling of issues while praising his own stance and tactics.
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Wage Hike Given Hollywood Extras
Hollywood extras win a three year contract granting increased wages and extended benefits. The agreement signed yesterday between the Screen Extras Guild and theatrical motion picture producers gives walk on players the same terms secured by the Screen Actors Guild.
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Flight Control New Ideas Offered in Washington
Aviation officials from government and private industry proposed plans and ideas to improve flight control systems and air traffic management in the capital, signaling potential reform and investment.
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Atom Plane Test Report From Soviet Union
Report from Peiping cites Komsomolskaya Pravda claiming the Soviet Union flight tested the first atomic powered aircraft. The plane allegedly used a nuclear energy powered engine and jet propulsion, with details attributed to a Soviet engineer.
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Firm Picked For S.F. Garage Job
San Francisco Parking authority tentatively assigns construction of the 3 million Hills-O’rell public garage to Cahill Brothers Construction company. David Shu sett of New York steps back to favor SF control of planes in flight to prevent collisions. Investigators make no official finding on Saturday’s Grand Canyon crash. circumstances point to two airliners possibly colliding.
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Debunking Kremlin Fear Over Stalin Leadership Claim
U S officials reject a Soviet statement blaming Stalin for blocking reforms and accuse Moscow of fabricating a plot to undermine Khrushchev. The three day Poznan uprising is described as born from pent up anger, not a Kremlin conspiracy. The White House denies Western charges of anti US meddling and calls the Soviet explanation an attempt to reframe history.
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Ex-Air Chief Blasts GOP on Foreign Policy
Former Air Secretary Thomas Finletter tells Colgate University audience that the Eisenhower era policy perpetuates explosive tensions and risks war. He urges a frontal attack on war via universal disarmament and a United Nations police force to enforce it.
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Chavez Charges Wilson Ignored B-52 Mandate
Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee chair Chavez accused Defense Secretary Charles Wilson of disregarding a congressional mandate to accelerate B-52 bomber production. He said Congress intended an additional 900 million dollars for the Air Force to boost output. Wilson testified he would not impound the funds but had no current plan to raise B-52 production above the Air Force recommended peak rate of 26 aircraft per month.
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Rome Mayor Asked to Resign Amid Coalition Crisis
Rome's newly elected mayor Umberto Tupini faced calls to resign from Vice Premier Giuseppe Sarego in a bid to avert a government crisis. The Christian Democrat mayor, elected with Neo-Fascist and Monarchist support, drew sharp protests from Liberals and social Democrats in the national coalition.
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Slayer of Three Cornered and Killed by Patrols
Alfred Buck Wilson, 37, tagged as a killer of two women and a one year old girl, was cornered by two highway patrolmen and shot in the brain last night after murdering his sister-in-laws. The incident occurred near a tree yesterday, ending the spree.
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