Nixon charges Democrats silence proves guilt in subversion
Vice President Nixon, touring Illinois, accused Democratic leaders including Truman and Adlai Stevenson of leading a left wing clique whose silence on his subversion claims proves guilt. He urged a Republican vote next November, defended farm policy criticisms, and demanded an apology from Truman over price support statements.
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FDRs Son John Stumps for GOP in Independence
John Roosevelt, son of the late President, campaigned in Independence urging support for Republican congressman Jeffry Hillelson. Calling himself a former Democrat, he criticized Truman, Acheson, and the Eisenhower administration while praising early GOP gains and urging cross party support.
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Ike Returns From His Hand Shaking Tour in East
President Eisenhower completed a two day campaign swing through New York and Connecticut delivering speeches and doorbell ring visits to housing hospital and highway projects. Republican leaders hailed the trip as boosting GOP candidates and the president planned more pre election politicking in Pennsylvania tomorrow. Rayburn assailed Eisenhowers foreign policy as blundering saying the United States has fewer friends than before and Truman urged bipartisan policy for peace.
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Las Vegas arrests tied to San Francisco strangling case
Las Vegas police seized Francisco Dotson and Landworth and Dotson’s wife Meredith amid a car stakeout. San Francisco police will extradite the trio for the death of Francisco Herrera who was strangled with a bedsheet gag. Four companions robbed, two women confined, two men bound. Herrera died after turning blue.
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U S Arrests Red Officer Amid Security Review
U S authorities pursue rapid decision on Condon case amid growing concerns over access to defense secrets. FBI agents detained a party member and a number of suspects tied to underground networks while the defense security review continues.
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Defense secretary draws line on atomic alarm talk
Secretary Charles E. Wilson told World Affairs Council in Los Angeles that Americans should avoid rattling the atomic bomb and instead address domestic problems. He warned of dangers from overanxiety about Soviet power and urged more focus on real issues at home.
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