Eisenhower Campaign Promises Aid for Small Business
In campaign stops in New Hampshire and Massachusetts Eisenhower pledged more than lip service to small business and diversified industry. He promised an unemployment program, equal treatment for all citizens, and to serve all people regardless of race religion or color. He denounced Truman’s anti Jewish and anti Catholic charges, citing support from Cardinal Spellman Rabbi Silver and Bernard Baruch while noting political attacks as part of the race.
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Nixon Swinging At Adlai On Whistle Stop Tour
On the campaign trail en route with Nixon Sen Richard M. Nixon criticizes Gov Adlai E. Stevenson as weak and wavering. He stops in St Louis and prepares to continue whistle stop tour toward Truman’s home state of Missouri.
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Road crash kills Oakland woman. injures others near 23rd Ave overpass
Mrs Eli Dan, of Oakland, killed when her car struck a center rail on Eastshore Freeway. Surviving relatives include husband Robert and daughter Lis. Separate report notes Eisenhower departure from Worcester event and Nixon rally in St Louis where he attacked Stevenson’s record and discussed crime trends.
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Chiang Asks To Strike at China Coast
Chiang Kai-Shek urged the United States to back a plan to invade the Communist mainland from Formosa. He pressed for a Pacific anti-Communist front and warned Asia about Western economic interests delaying nationalist aims. He also backed Iran Iran Britain tensions as example of Western restraint.
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Kefauver Speaks at Richmond in Defense Revision Debate
Washington report notes British government pressuring U.S. to cut NATO defense plans, provoking sharp opposition from American officials. Senator Estes Kefauver prepares a major campaign speech in Richmond contrasting Bevan’s slowdown stance with Churchill’s containment line. He criticizes Eisenhower’s potential reversals and argues for keeping pressure on defense budgets amid global talks. Continued discussion expected on editorial page.
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Morse reveals federal job offer and Korea rotation extension
Sen Morse disclosed an offer last December from President Truman to become attorney general, which he declined to remain independent. The report notes Morse will campaign for Stevenson and speaks about NATO and Eisenhower criticisms. Enlisted Korea rotation points increased from 36 to 38 due to manpower strain, delaying return for many GI’s. The Army’s rotation policy aims to keep experienced troops in forward areas and prevent top-heavy units as expirations rise. Morse reaffirmed he will support Stevenson and rejected a Democratic cabinet role, citing party principles.
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Colonel Faces Trial for Book War Censorship Row Breaks
Colonel Melvin Vorhees, former censor for the U.S. Army, faces a general court martial over his book Korean Teles. Vorhees alleges Brig. Gen. Dorn objected to portions criticizing Gen. Douglas MacArthur and showing disloyalty to Generals Ridgway and Van Fleet. He is ordered to Fort Meade for further investigation, and plans to hire a new attorney while lamenting internal Army conflict after two wars.
Inside Page Findings on the 1960s Election
A fragment from Inside Time of Decision notes race coverage with page references. Mentions Eastorlil and Louis Blais in a murder suit, a germ warfare charges inquiry, and a suggested project on a skip page. Data is incomplete but indicates ongoing political and legal topics.
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Man believed dead returns to Cincinnati after two-year absence
Herman, long presumed dead after vanishing two years ago, reappears at a Cincinnati bus station with Alta, 24, and relatives recount how a long vacation syndrome sparked false death rumors. Brothers Henry and others recall the shock and questions about his California trips and abrupt return.
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Blast Destroys Trailer Home In San Leandro Fire
A blast near 2470 Washington Boulevard in San Leandro destroyed a trailer home injuring three members of the Hubbard family. Frank Hubbard 37 wife Marge 28 and son Mike were burned. Frank and Mike transported to hospital with burns while Marge later to Providence hospital with 40 percent body burns. Neighbors reported the butane gas stove likely caused the explosion as crews investigated.
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Roundup of Mau Mau leaders in Kenya arrests
Kenyan police with emergency powers and 4000 troops seized at least 46 suspected Mau Mau leaders in dawn raids. Among detainees were several women and Joni Kenyata of the Kenya African Union. The operation targeted the rebellion blamed for murders arson and sabotage as Britain faced a state of emergency and possible broad detentions. A Winston Churchill discussed the crisis with his cabinet in London.
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France Faces Crisis Over European Army Pact
Paris Prime Minister Pinay's government teeters as Pierre-Henri Teitgen of the MRP demands a clear stance on the European Army treaty. The coalition's unity fractures with Defense Minister Pleven and Foreign Minister Schenonway pressured to declare whether Paris supports the six nation pact under NATO control. The crisis threatens the government unless it acts.
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Hayward Trustees Endorse Two State Propositions
Hayward district trustees endorsed Propositions 2 and 24 on the November ballot after presenting test reports on Fairview Highland Harder Lower Winton and Bret Harte projects. They authorized actions on site acquisitions bids for fencing and a footpath, named inspectors and staff, and reviewed a district financial report.
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Airman Brings Bomb Back During North Korea Flight
Airman Jamerson of Asheboro North Carolina crawled into the bomb bay to reel in a loose 100 pound bomb on a B-26 mission near Wonsan. He unshackled the fuse and pushed the bomb back into the gun compartment then hurled the dangerous load out the window to safety.
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U S Recalls Aid Official Under Senate Watchdog Probe
Washington reports that W John Kenney declares Porter a strong anti communism fighter while Porter faces recall questions from Sen Warner Ferguson and the foreign aid subcommittee over his long pro communist statements. Porter, the U S representative in Europe for economic affairs, is based in Paris and urged to return after consulting Ambassador Proper and Foreign Aid Administrator Harriman. Ferguson accuses Porter of advocating revolution by violence and questions MLA funds use to counter communism.
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Man Finds Relief After Ulcer Woes With Shaver Deal
Local resident suffers months of ulcers until Redwood Pharmacy offers cash and a special shaver sale. Customer receives 750 dollars cash back with the purchase of a new Sebick 20 or Sunbeam 20-W unit, plus other model discounts while supplies last. The offer is at Redwood Pharmacy on Laurel and A Street, with phone numbers LO 21781 or LO 91741.
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