Million Dollar Blitz for Eisenhower Republicans Deny Funds
New York reports Walter Williams of the national Citizens for Eisenhower and Nixon says his committee has no $2,000,000 ready for a last minute radio and television blitz. He cites costs ranging from 200,000 to 2,900,000 and insists the plan is not finalized or secret. George Ball of Stevenson backers questions the timing while Levin explains a weekend plan. Details of the blitz emerge via aides and ads men, with a broader context of campaign broadcasting and potential swings in voter support.
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President Truman Rallies Coast As Ike Attacks Defense
President Truman campaigns along the Pacific coast denouncing Dwight Eisenhower and GOP critics. He argues for robust national defense financing amid high costs and prosperity claims, addressing crowds in Spokane and advancing Adlai Stevenson’s candidacy. He dismisses Republican calls for tax cuts as misleading and warns against surrender to Kremlin threats.
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Eisenhower Urges Asians to Fight Asians in Korea War
Dwight D. Eisenhower told a rally in DeKalb Illinois that if war in Asia is required it should be Asians fighting Asians, with the United States on the side of defense. He argued Koreans bear the front line in Korea and spoke at the University of Illinois during his Illinois swing as Republican presidential candidate. He urged youth to perform civic duties and warned against government ritualism while stressing prewar preparation and spiritual, economic strength. The remark framed his stance on Korea and highlighted the political battle for Illinois’ electoral votes in 1952.
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Premier Stalin Publishes Views on Capitalism and War
Stalin argues capitalism disintegrates and must be destroyed to avert war. In Bolshevik he calls for eradicating imperialism as capitalist decay deepens. His article precedes the All Russian Communist meeting and will shape Pravda discussions.
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Polio Forces UNC Georgia NC State Game Cancellations
UNC canceled its football games with Georgia and NC State after several students were stricken with polio. Harold Davidson, a UNC fullback from Murphy, and three others were diagnosed. doctors saw no paralysis risk. Georgia aimed to reschedule a replacement game if possible. refunds offered if tickets remained unused.
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K. McGregory HedgeHeth
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Hold Warrant Placed in Mayfair Store Robbery Case
James Eldin Loft, 17, remains in serious condition at Los Angeles County Hospital under police guard after a July 4 Mayfair robbery. A hold warrant for Loft adds another charge. bail set at 4000. Police identify Loft from mug shots and say a revolver linked to a Village Sporting Center theft was found with him.
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Adlai Silentshe in Town during Eisenhower visit
Springfield governor Adlai E Stevenson plans appear ahead of Eisenhower visit. Campaign manager Wilson Wyatt accuses Eisenhower of torturing the truth and omitting context in foreign policy remarks about Dean Acheson. Wyatt says the campaign is independent of inaccuracy and holds attackers accountable for what they say.
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Meat Strike Threat Averted in Armour plants
CHICAGO Armour and Co avoided a planned meat strike by extending its labor contract with the Amalgamated Meat Cutters. The union, representing about 12,000 workers across 12 Armour plants near Chicago, had warned of a strike if the old contract were not extended.
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Patrolman Flynn promoted after disarming four holdup men
Sacramento dispatch reports Patrolman Hobert Flynn promoted to inspector for meritorious service after a daring one man round up. Flynn said he was outgunned but managed to disarm and capture four holdup men. local comments say he earned the recognition despite the tense encounter.
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Yankees Tie World Series In Close Game
The New York Yankees tied the World Series with a 4 2 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers at Kirbys Field, as Vic Raschi pitched effectively and Billy Martin drove in four. The game featured a three run sixth inning and key defensive plays, plus a master plan for Hayward city development announced by Wise associates of Menlo Park.
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Soldier Beaten By Hitch-Hikers Near Alvarado
A soldier, Pfc. Kenneth W. Whitney, 23, was attacked by two AWOL Marines, Carter and Trombley, after offering a ride near Alvarado. Whitney was beaten with a pipe and the assailants were arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and attempted robbery. The incident occurred while Whitney drove the trio from Los Angeles toward the Bay Area.
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Inside Page Notes on Speeches and Riots
Inside briefing cites Senator McCarthy sharing a platform with Truman. A prison riot in Red Prison is said to have preceded an escape attempt. Also notes Babrejeis scoring the first MIG for October and references on pages 8 12 and 3 10.
Yelp Handicapped Week Proclaimed in Hayward
Hayward mayor proclaims Yelp Handicapped Week to highlight the value of physically handicapped workers. He urges employers to place capable individuals where suited, stressing national defense mobilization and civilian economy needs.
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California Traffic Death Toll Near Tragic Heights
Governor reports traffic experts in Sacramento warn that despite a drop from 14.8 to 7.6 deaths per hundred million miles, California still loses a person every two and a half hours to traffic accidents. He notes $500 million in costs annually and over 100000 injuries as the trend rises.
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Abortionists Arrested Near San Diego Area
Police reported the arrest of Jack Kerusath, 4, owner of the Starlight in El Cajon about 25 miles from San Diego, and Haxel G Butler, 4, of San Francisco, on abortion charges in a nighttime arrest near Alameda.
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Earli Warren Names Earl Lee Kelly Safety Conference Chairman
Governor Earli Warren appoints Earl Lee Kelly of Sacramento as chairman of the 1951 California Traffic Safety conference to be held in Sacramento on October 2 and 3. The appointment names Kelly to lead statewide traffic safety efforts and coordinate events and discussions among 25 participants.
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