Prophets Of Disaster and Local Campaigns Mixed in Bay Area Tour
Democratic nominee Edward Roybal plans a final Bay Area pre election tour addressing a meeting at the AFL Labor temple in Oakland after San Francisco speeches with Berkeley. George Kuchel, Republican candidate for U S Senate, denounces “foxhole economists” and touts an era of prosperity. Alameda coroner endorsements announced by Hayward residents. Eden Township Democratic club set meeting at Kimball school with campaign planning and volunteer calls.
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Ralph Welson
Arnold H. Britschgi
William Dewhirst
Rebec Sole
Frank ©. Britadhgi
George Whalin
Lawrence Delzarde
Charles P. Machado
Eden Township
Democratic Club
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Kimball School
Democrats See Opportunity In Farm Votes
Democrats predict gains in the farm belt next Tuesday as a three year farm price slump weighs on voters. They fault the Eisenhower administration for cutting dairy price supports and shifting toward flexible crops, while Republicans counter that the decline began under Democrats. Prices for many Midwest crops have fallen since 1952 though some sectors rise. Benson has announced a 16 cent cut to next year’s wheat supports, with corn to follow after the elections.
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Democratic candidates see momentum as election nears
Sacramento reports Roybal, the Democratic lieutenant governor candidate, sees a strong trend toward Democrats before the November 2 election. In San Francisco Knight and his wife attend a pre election event at the Fairmont, while Los Angeles notes Graves leaving hospital as he resumes campaign for governor.
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California
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Ls Angeles
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Survey shows GOP leading in Senate race
A national survey of 37 senatorial seats shows Republicans as favorite to win control of the next Senate, with Democrats needing five seats. Republicans hold three incumbents and must elect four more, aided by Margaret Chase Smith’s Maine victory and Vice President Richard Nixon’s position.
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International News Service
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Maine
Richard Nixon
Red China Diplomat Arrives in London
Red China diplomat Huan Hsiang arrived in London to assume duties as charge d affaires amid a scene contrasting with U S and British embassies. The article notes bipartisan Senate dynamics and a 485 member House election under Peiping government oversight, reflecting Cold War era alliances and tensions.
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Stevenson Decries Mismanagement Behind GOP Loss Claims
Adlai Stevenson urged in Brooklyn that mismanagement and a smear campaign will cost Republicans control of Congress in Tuesday's elections. He criticized the Eisenhower administration and GOP leadership for empty promises and giveaways, urging unity on foreign policy and civil liberties. Stevenson spoke to about 1,200 party workers and planned further stops in Rochester Delaware and New Jersey before returning to New York.
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GOP Chairman Declares Demo Attacks Misleading
National Republican Chairman Leonard W Hall charged that Democratic attacks were misrepresentation and distortion. He cited Truman era claims and criticized Democrats for inflating unemployment figures while praising the administration's jobs program as reducing unemployment by about 358,000 early in the month. He framed the issue as a campaign defense in the 1954 congressional election push.
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