Eisenhower Nixon Ticket Endorsed By Eisenhower The Enterprise
The Enterprise endorses Eisenhower and Nixon for President and Vice President praising world leadership, coalition building in WWII, and call for change in Washington. It argues Stevenson would widen government conflict, while Eisenhower offers economy, efficiency, and constitutional respect amid concerns about socialism and waste.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
United States
Democratic Party of
North Carolina
Washington
Stevenson
Cross Purposes In Medicine And War Headlines
A reflection contrasts triumphs in medical science with the rise of deadly weapons like A-Bombs and guided missiles. The author notes miraculous advances in life extension beside rapid progress in destructive tech, calling it a modern irony worthy of O Henry and contemplating divine irony.
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O. Henry
Open candor in presidential race shifts focus to real merit
The campaign's unusual candor on candidates private lives may not swing votes but helps curb rumors. Voters could see health, earnings, and schooling details like Eisenhower's blood pressure or Stevenson's math ability. The move nudges discussion toward real issues and merits as election day nears.
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General Eisenhower
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Will Foy
Blaine
Cleveland
Samuel D. Burchard
New York City
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Smith
South
Truman
Cardinal Spellman
Silver
Gov. Stevenson
Language quips and voter note from regional papers
Excerpts from Southern newspapers discuss multilingual money remarks in Savannah and a sharp line on Bible readers from Memphis. Kingsport comments suggest not voting if blocked, while OPS hints at policy loosening.
Debates Over Voting Laws and Two Party System
Analysis of proposed changes to nominations and elections notes the two party system as a safeguard against dictatorship. It argues state sovereignty in election methods, critiques national primaries as costly and restrictive, and highlights media influence via television on political process.
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Truman
Stalin
Soviet
Russia
Mad House in Arkansas as Norrell Roasts Sparkman
Arkansas headlines lampoon Rep. W F Norrell after a convention gaffe during Sen Sparkman introduction. He diverts to praise Mrs Sparkman and delivers a string of political quips while the crowd laughs and the episode becomes a noted mess.
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Washington
Arkansas
W. F. Norrell
Norrell
Little Rock
Sen
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Sen. Sparkman
Sparkman
Congress
Attlee Reflects on 1954 War Threats and Allied Relations
Former British Prime Minister Clement Attlee comments on the chance of war in 1954 and the need for sincere peace efforts. He notes cooperation with Americans and Socialist government ties, while Defense Secretary Lovett discusses truces with communists and the importance of not allowing peace talks to stall.
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Robert Lovett
America
Clement Attlee
Rumors Linking Adlai With Margaret Stir NY Media Echoes
Walter Winchell reports on alleged links between Adlai Stevenson and Margaret, plus a wide array of society and show business gossip. The column lists columnists, actors, and public figures with scandalous asides and terse quips, reflecting a tabloid style of New York social rumor.
Boomerangs and county races stir Eighties politics
A nostalgic portrait recalls Hometown campaigns of 1888 with Denby Herrin and Jo Foster for county offices, Jake Foster’s colorful speech, and later memories of 1884 Cleveland Blaine rallies and a 1928 era anti-Catholic whisper campaign that shaped votes.
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