Rioting Prisoners Release Three Guards in Illinois
Rioting prisoners in the psychiatric section seized three guards and held seven more as hostages in Menard Prison. Lt Gov Sherwood Dixon agreed to hear their complaints and soon freed the three guards amid makeshift torches and smoke. The unrest stemmed from demands for better psychiatric care and treatment, with Dixon halting his campaign to oversee negotiations.
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Menard
Enelny
Convrels
Dixon
Adlai
B. Stevenson
Stevenson
Jeune Tower
United Press
John Stipe
Her
Nixon Tells SF Audience On Top Issue
Nixon campaigned on home grounds in southern California then San Francisco urging a Republican victory to avert a future seen as fatal to America. He attacked Adlai Stevenson for offering no hope, warned that an alliance with international communism could mean World War III, and criticized Truman and Acheson for mishandling Cold War policy.
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Los Angeles
Ben. Rich
Vcard M. Nixon
California
America
San Francisco
Nixon
Adlai Bui Stevenson
Nixmsid Stevenson
Civic Auditorium
Wixth
Mutual Broadcasting System
Truman
Dean Acheson
Maryland Football Bribe Plot Shocks Campus
In College Park Maryland three Maryland football players including star quarterback Jack Scarbath were targeted in a bribery attempt to fix the LSU game. A student allegedly offered Scarbath $1000 to hold the score to within 21 points while Cosgrove and Nagacro were offered $1400 total. Police and university officials traced the approach, set a trap, and the student vanished after appearing in class. Authorities plan further action as investigations continue.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Jack Scarbath
Lodiy
LSU
Maryland
Coig
Navarro
Ed Fulferton
Jim Tallon
Syaebath
Sid
Scarbath
Paty
Vallege
Children Find Lost Money and Return It
Four local children Cecilia Chavez Judith Garcia and Denis Gavea found a mix of a one dollar bill and three twenty dollar bills on a street near 101 A. They returned the money to principal Kenneth Crump who confirmed the cash was left there the previous night by Lang and promised rewards.
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Roberts
Lange
Oakland
Iria
Cecelia Chavez
Judith Garcia
Denis Gavea
Kenneth G. Crump
Uuil
Lang
Wen
Britain and United States eye atomic weapon cooperation
Robert S. Allen reports Britain has developed potential atomic arms with longer range than guided missiles. The U S has produced an atomic shell, but neither weapon has been fielded. Britain and the United States discuss partnership while U S restrictions curb exchange of atomic information with foreign nations. Churchill tells Truman Britain is ready in working toward fuel and collaboration as joint defense plans proceed.
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Washington
Britain
U. S
Nevada
Uae
Churchill
Truman
U.S
Taint Chiefs of Staff
On the Inside The Airport Baril Issue and Court Halt
Fragmented OCR notes indicate an airport baril issue and a court halts setting in an AML case with mentions of Hayward concert series and next pages. Contains scattered references to page numbers 80 10 16 and 80.
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Baril
Pysilions
Aml
Skarlaly
Court Halts
Setinn
Iallhree
AML Cae
Stevenson Praises One Time UMW President in Coal Town
Enroute to Pennsylvania Stevenson opened a two day drive with a speech to about 6000 in Sevanton amid light snow. He lauded John Mitchell’s mine workers welfare and echoed New Deal measures since 1933. A minor incident saw Eisenhower banners knocked over in the crowd as Stevenson spoke. The visit underscores Pennsylvania as a keystone state with a Philadelphia parade and speech to follow.
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Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Sevanton
Demonexia
John Mitchell
Ming
Worth Knoven
Ant
Mitchell
Tenais
Nele
Eibyte
Matchell Wan
Phil
Taven
Philadelphia
McCarran Act Author Snubbed by Stevenson on Train
Democratic congressman Francis Waller, co author of the McCarran Immigration Act, faced a cool reception from Adlai Stevenson during a Leighton Pennsylvania train stop. Waller attempted to explain the bill’s aims as Stevenson and aides moved along the private car, with Walter Jarrington noting Stevenson's likely omission of the congressman from campaign materials.
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Stevenson
McCarran
Adlai B. Stevenson
Mpris
Francis Z. Waller
Pennsylvania
Leighton
Filer
Steveson
Paurick A. McCarrin
Nevada
Bempernat
Walter
BML
Varsayiy Sram
Weekly Korean War casualties jump by 1300 bodies
The Defense Department reports 125,395 total casualties for the week in Korea up 137 from last week. Breakdown shows Army with 19,925 casualties and 1, large numbers across Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force. Includes wounded, killed, missing, and those returned to service.
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Washington
Anserien
Korea
Ue Defense Department
Pri- Jay
Iran
Army
Wiisling
Tab
Mary
Navy
Wit
Servic
Marine Corps
Aki Reatha
Air Force
Kefauver Denounces Ike Policy Plan Ahead of Tennessee Trip
Estes Kefauver told Memphis crowds that Dwight Eisenhower has no plan of his own and resorted to criticizing the administration’s foreign policy. He praised Adlai Stevenson and urged a strengthened Democratic effort for world peace. Kefauver planned to fly to Chattanooga then speak at Knoxville, backing Stevenson’s bipartisan push to clean up policy in Washington.
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Memphis
Tenn
Estes Kefauver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Demacy
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Chattanooga
Radio and TV schedules for Republican nomination race
A fragmented broadcast list shows radio stations and television outlets airing coverage of the 1952 Republican presidential race. Mentions Ike EisenhowerAdlai Stevenson Nixon and Truman with times around 7:00 to 10:30 pm across KGO KFRC KNBC and others.
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Pan
KCBS
Eisenhower
KGO
Adai Stevenson
Pam
IKGO
John Sparkman
KFRC
Richard Nixon
KFRE
Harald
KNBC
Truman
Eisenhower Calls for Overhaul of Foreign Policy in New York Rally
In a Bronx speech during a New York campaign swing, Eisenhower urged a major foreign policy reform to avoid Korea as a trap and urged Koreans to defend themselves with American air and sea support. He stressed preparing allied forces, trip to Korea, and using American leadership to resist discrimination and bigotry at home. He criticized McCarran act provisions and pledged to enlist allies to press for civil rights nationwide.
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Dwight D
Eisenhower
New York City
Bronx
Hels
Free World
Korea
New Yor
Westchester County
Harkin Plaza
Yonkers
N.Y
Ador Eisenhower
Ameriga
America
McCarran Immigration Act
Vale
Senate Immigration Subcommittee
Chaiman
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ernest W. McParland
de Aris
McCarran
Fisenhower
Dachau
Buchenwald
Auschwily
Israel
Party Leader presses Ike to insist on Nixon tax returns
Democratic National Chairman Stenton Mitchell urged Dwight D. Eisenhower to demand that Richard Nixon release his income tax returns publicly. Mitchell noted Nixon challenged Adlai Stevenson and John Sparkman to reveal their finances, while Nixon’s own financial disclosure was incomplete and did not list yearly incomes or tax reports. Stevenson Sparkman and Eisenhower later supplied summaries.
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Washington, l
Stenton Mi
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ard M. Nixon
Mitchell
Nixon
Adlai B. Blevenren
John J. Sparkman
Sparkman
Stevenson
Challenge
Eisenhower
Oy Sion
Nixon Denies Dem Charges About Family Property
Los Angeles se n Nixon rejects Democratic claims that his family owns real estate valued at a quarter of a million dollars and calls the charges a lie. He says the property belongs to his parents and that he contributed nothing to its purchase while noting his tax returns are already public through his wife’s full returns. Mitchell, head of the Democratic National Committee, says Nixon should release complete income tax records for public inspection.
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Nixon
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Nalicumal Remrmittee
the Democrat
Official
National Committee
Los Angeles
III
Stichard Nixon
Holter
Stephin A. Mitchell
Lily Moning
James Bassett
Valie
Von
IEJ
Republican Vice Press
The
Democrat
National Committee J
County Pleas To Save Farm
Major General Harlan C. Parks will meet Alameda county supervisors and Sheriff Gleason at the county courthouse in Oakland tomorrow afternoon to discuss Air Force plans to recline the Shoemaker reservation for base expansion. The county may propose retaining the 0 acres used for the Santa Rita rehabilitation center. Parks has said the expansion will require full use of the old Shoemaker Park facility.
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Parks Air Force Base
Harlan C. Parks
Alameda
Gleasot
Oakland
Air Force
Gleason
Santa Rita
Parks
Local Man Held For Manslaughter In California Crash
Mendota Calif Ralph James Gregory 44 of Irvington booked on manslaughter charge at Fresno County jail after a fatal head on collision south of Mendota. The victim identified as Pancho by highway patrol was a passenger in Gregory s car. Gregory and David Mitchell Mendota driver of the other vehicle were treated for minor injuries.
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Mendota
Calif
Ralph James
Gregory
Irvington
Fresno Vounty
Here
Pancho
David Mitchell
Former FBI man questions McCarthy proof in charges
Edward P. Morgan former FBI assistant chief investigator says McCarthy has not produced new evidence. Morgan warns that the tactic of naming alleged Communists is a double edged sword and notes McCarthy is the only witness to testify against a Communist who was not one himself. Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon criticizes Eisenhower era waste and campaigns, endorsing Stevenson amidst GOP tensions.
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Peoria
FBI
Hunter
Stevenson Milly
McCarthy
Ayt Ixingle
Edward P. Morgan
Tron
Joseph R. McCarthy
Regis
Morgan
Sen. McCarthy
Karly
Hia Rist
Mergen
Washington
Wayne Merge
Oregon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Marga
Republican Party
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nemorrati
Morse
Eisen
NATO
France
Niserrhangee
GOP
Hind Ae
Eisenhower
Americ
Politie
Retired taifleman found guilty of second degree murder
Tom Talla, a wealthy retired taifleman from New Mexico, was found guilty of second degree murder by Superior Judge Leonard Avilla. The verdict follows proceedings held today, with earlier coverage noted on page 4.
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San Jose
Tom Talla
New Mexico
Leonard Avilla
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