Morse Two Republicans Break With Eisenhower Over Campaign Promises
Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon accuses Gen. Eisenhower of surrendering to reactionaries and says he will vote for Gov. Stevenson. Morse cites Eisenhower’s compromises and endorsements harming civil liberties, urging independents in his party to disassociate. Taft downplays Morse shift as a boost to him.
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Wayne Morse
R-Ore
Gen
Eisenhower
Gov
Stevenson
Morse
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Oregon
Sen
William Jenner
Indiana
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Sen. Morse
Mitchell
Taft
Huntington
W. Va
Barkley to Deliver Charlotte Address Televised Regionally
North Carolina Democratic Party chairman B Everett Jordan announced plans to televise Vice President Alben Barkleys Charlotte address on October 24. Barkley will be accompanied by his wife and the talk will be broadcast regionally.
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Raleigh
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Alben Barkley
Charlotte
Jordan
Barkley
Plumbers Convention to Meet in Greensboro
The mid-winter gathering of the North Carolina Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors will be held November 14 and 15 in Greensboro. E C Blaylock, association president, says Joseph C Pettigrew of Richmond Va a major speaker and one of twelve vice presidents of the National Association of Master Plumbers. Pettigrew’s territory covers North Carolina West Virginia and Maryland. A North Carolina Disciples of Christ state convention runs November 11 to 13 in Raleigh with Dr. R Frederick West of Hillyer Memorial Christian Church hosting the three day event.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors
E. C. Blaylock
Joseph C. Pettigrew
Richmond
National Association of Master Plumbers
Pettigrew
Plumbers’ Association
United States
North Carolina
Orn
West Virginia
Marylan
Raleigh
Stevenson campaign train to swing through New York and New England
Southern Pines pilot will join Gov Adlai Stevenson's presidential campaign train Tuesday routing through New York and New England Mrs Boyd a close friend with the governor and his sister Mrs Ernest Ives a winter resident here left last night for Springfield Illinois to board the train
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Southern Pines
N. C
Pnrines
Adlai Stevenson
New York
New Eng
Boyd
Ernest Ives
Springfield
Recreation Conference Program Set for Asheville Meeting
Greensboro report states the eighth annual North Carolina Recreation Conference will run in Asheville Nov. 10 to 13. Oka T. Hester of Greensboro is program chairman, with R. L. McMillan of Raleigh chairing the State Recreation Commission. General sessions will cover midget activities teen-age programs and community centers, with the state recreation society slated to meet at night.
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Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina Recreation Conference
Asheville
Oka T. Hester
Greensbboro
State Recreation Commission
R. L. McMillan
Raleigh
State Recreation Society
North Wilkesboro Rally Voices High Cost of Living
In North Wilkesboro on Oct 18 residents prepare for a High Cost of Living Rally with Price Stabilizer Tighe E Woods. Local folks near the Brushy Mountains expect no clear fix, though Woods has traveled nationally with consumer groups to discuss prices.
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North Wilkesboro
N. C
Tighe E. Woods
North Carolina
Woods
Drama tile art teachers conference to meet at UNC
The 80th annual conference of drama tile art teachers and directors, sponsored by the Carolina Drama tic Assn., will be held at the University of North Carolina Oct. 25. President Bristow P. rdin, Jr., of Charlotte will preside.
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Raleigh
Dramatile Art Teachers and Directors
The
Carolina Dramatic Assn
University of North Carolina
Bristow P.rdin,Jr
Charlotte
Leader Of Jewish Church Talks With Eisenhower
New York October 18 a leader of the Jewish church said he was shocked by President Truman’s irresponsible statement linking Eisenhower to anti Semitism and anti Catholicism. Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver of Cleveland spent 45 minutes with Eisenhower at Columbia University prior to his campaign plan.
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New York
Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
United States
Abba Hillel Silver
Cleveland
Eisenhower
Columbia University
N Saad Jewish Estate Board
Gen
Rabbi Silver
Gov
Thomas Key
National Committee
Arthur Summerfield Jr
Herbert Brownell
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Arthur Vandenberg, Jr
Adoep
Leishower
New England
McCarran
Disagreement Over Earth Tremors
The Rev Daniel Linehan of Boston College Weston seismograph station disputes Fordham University readings of tremors. Linehan cites a moderately strong tremor 2 550 miles northeast by east of Boston near the north middle Atlantic close to Iceland. Fordham’s Fr Joseph Lynch reported two sharp tremors 450 miles southwest of New York at 7 04 45 and 7 1 29 a m EST. Linehan notes a mild tremor near 1 a m EST about 7 miles southeast of Boston likely in the northeastern Pacific or Southern Atlantic.
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Mass
Daniel Linehan
Boston College
Fordham University
Linehan
Boston
Middle Atlantic
Iceland
Joseph Lynch
Fordham
New York
Weston Seismograph
Stevenson Urges Texans Loyalty in November Campaign
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson urged Texans to back the Democratic ticket in the November election, denouncing party rebels led by Gov. Allan Shivers and criticizing Republican Dwight Eisenhower. He defended national unity, attacked isolationism, and praised John Nance Garner as a strong White House candidate. He spoke in Houston after stops in San Antonio and Uvalde, tying the submerged lands dispute to Texas politics and urging Texans not to abandon the party.
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Tex
Adlai E. Stevenson
Allan Shivers
GOP
Dwight Eisenhower
Stevenson
Texas
America
Alamo
San Antonio
John Nance Garner
White House
Garner
Uvalde
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Springfield
Robert Raft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Dallas
Sen. Taft
Taft
Republican Party
Tidelands
Shivers
Immediate Strike Looms As WSB Cuts Hike
The Wage Stabilization Board cut 21 percent from a $1.90 wage boost won by 350,000 soft coal miners, provoking warnings of an industry-wide walkout. Government moves to freeze soft coal shipments followed, with stocks and non-seacked output estimated to cover demand for about 10 weeks.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
John L. Lewis
Archibald Cox
Harvard
Leah
Pittsburgh
John B. Bu
John B. Busarello
United Mine Workers
Herpe
Rogert Putnam
Putnam
Cox
Lewis
Truman
Vishinsky Dims Peace Hopes With Polish Plan Backing
At the United Nations Vishinsky backed a Polish peace plan containing pro reo provisions rejected by the UN Command. He urged a settlement path while offering a restrained speech and criticizing the United States and NATO. Western officials labeled his remarks disappointing and lacking new ideas amid the Korean armistice talks.
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Vishinsky
United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Korea
Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Moscow
Skrzesczewski
Poland
Panmunjom
U.N. Indamantly
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. N
Allies Brace For Renewed Red Attacks
President Truman accuses Republicans of red scare style campaigning with Eisenhower as a “man on horseback” symbol while allies in Korea brace for new Communist assaults after five days of heavy fighting. U S Seventh Division holds Triangle Hill area as Fifth Air Force jets claim several MIGs shot down and reported 1,700+ enemy casualties on corresponding front.
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Korea
Key Hill
Triangle Hill
Sniper Ridge
Kumhwa
U. S. Seventh Division
Pike's Peak
Sniper
John Fujii
Mig Alley
Fifth Air Force
U.S. Eighth Army
Per Rige
Fujif
Truman Decries GOP Foreign Political Methods in Speech
President Truman assailed the GOP for using foreign political tactics to sell its platform amid New England barnstorming. He accused Eisenhower of aiding a Communist cause in Korea and condemned racial equity efforts as political leverage while warning against leaders who face no questions. A disturbance interrupted the speech as a woman screamed “I am not crazy.”
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Truman
Eisenhower
New England
Korea
South
Orkete Ee
GOP
Jose R. McCa
Wisconsin
Vietminh Crush Nghia Lo Garrison In Indochina Action
Vietminh shock troops captured Nghia Lo after a 48 hour barrage and heavy reconnaissance. They drove eastward as French units pulled back toward the Red River delta. The assault involved about 5 000 rebels and Thai tribal troops overwhelming a French garrison amid mountains and rain.
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Indochina
Nghia Lo
Red River
China
Oeee
Ho Ca Minh
Rceng
Acr
Indo
Weather Forecast Brief for Local Area
Weather notes show today with high around TL and low near 47. Yesterday reached 72 and overnight low 42. Sunset at 6 40 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 30 am.
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