Eisenhower Faces Korea Role In TV Campaign Address
President hopeful Eisenhower says Korea is a symbol of Communist aggression but warns the free world must not lose focus on Western Europe. He outlines a 10 point program, pledges tax cuts, civil rights action, and continued Korea effort, while challenging Democratic claims of change.
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Stevenson Campaign Ends Tour With Electric Victory Hint
Gov. Adlai Stevenson closed a 32 000 mile campaign across 35 states claiming an electric victory feeling for Democrats. He blasted Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as an anxious reluctant figure and warned about soft heads in the Republican camp.
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North Carolina Dental Foundation Reaches $100000 Mark
The North Carolina Dental Foundation passed the $100000 mark in cash and pledges at the annual officers and directors meeting in Chapel Hill. Dean John C. Brauer reported additions coming from gifts through wills and insurance policies.
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Raleigh planner Herbert W Stevens installed as conference president
Herbert W Stevens director of planning for Raleigh was installed today as president of the Conference of Southeastern Chapters of the American Institute of Planners at the second annual meeting at the University of North Carolina. Alfred J Gray of Knoxville installed the new officers in the Morehead Building faculty lounge.
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Mrs Zora Bentley Admits Stabbing Husband In North Carolina
Newton police say Mrs Zora Bentley 36 admitted stabbing her husband Perry Bentley 48 at their Clines township home on October 27. State agents said coroner’s inquest had earlier charged Glenn Isenhour Sr with the murder and Bentley’s death is under investigation.
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Austin E. Smith
Tobacco Market Averages Reach Season Highs in Belt Regions
The Federal State Market News Service reports the Eastern Belt averages about steady with $51.38 per hundred on 25,705,592 pounds. The Middle Belt posts a $52.63 average on 12,991,480 pounds, up 36 cents from last week and the season’s high.
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Federal State Market News Service
North Carolina Voters Set To Approve Three Constitutional Amendments
Tar Heel voters head to polls on Tuesday to decide three amendments to the state constitution. The measures would raise county general fund taxes, alter vacancy filling in the legislature, and require governor appointments to serve until the next election for judges vacant within 30 days of a general election.
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State DMV reallocates units for efficiency in Raleigh
In Raleigh, the State Motor Vehicles Department shifts several units including driver license examiners and license revocation to report under Highway Patrol Commander W. B. Iz. Commissioner L. R. Fisher announced the move to cut accidents and boost efficiency with no personnel changes.
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Truman ends hard campaign in St Louis in 1952 race
President Truman wound up his campaign with a forecast of Stevenson victory and a warning against Eisenhower. He criticized the general on Korea policy and McCarthyism, urged support for Stevenson, and warned of a weakened defense if Eisenhower wins. He spoke in St Louis, his final 1952 address after a long, traveling campaign.
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South Koreans Fail To Take Hill Crest
South Korean troops fought near Triangle Hill crest in day-long attacks but stalled at dusk amid heavy fire from Chinese forces. Allied artillery dueled with Reds. air strikes and tank actions pursued in multiple sectors as truce talks paused.
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Democrats Claim McCarthy Made 18 False Statements
The Democratic National Committee released a detailed analysis accusing Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy of 18 false statements and distortions in a 17 page speech attacking Gov. Adlai Stevenson. It cites eight clearly false or distorted points including a supposed Daily Worker quote and Stevenson’s 1943 Italy policy task. The group paid about 75000 for broadcast costs and urged newspapers to publish their critique prominently.
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America
Italy
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U. S
How Do Candidates Stand On Big Issues
A condensed account surveys presidential candidates positions on major issues. The article compiles exact words from their campaigns since nomination and contrasts them with party platform positions for quick voter guidance.
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AP Plans Big Election Roundup
The Associated Press outlines its nationwide election coverage with 65,000 workers, 400,000 miles of wires, and 5,500 outlets to report results quickly. It will cover president, governorships, senators, and representatives, aiming for rapid, comprehensive results after polls close.
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Prison Situation Under Control at Ohio Penitentiary
Warden Ralph Alvis announced the Ohio Penitentiary riot and fires are under control in Columbus. Four thousand four hundred thirty seven inmates were fed. 60 were moved to other state facilities as damage and cleanups proceed.
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Weather Summary Update
Today’s high around Ts and lower single digits. Low last night about 45. High yesterday reached 14. Sunset at 5:74 p m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:44 a m.
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