Truman criticizes Eisenhower era policy and GOP deals
Former President Truman, addressing California Democrats, lambasts administration delays on Russian threats and military research cuts while condemning what he calls a Halloween pact between Knowland and Knight. He urges the party to stay true to civil rights, economic growth, and a strong national defense amid political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
California
Washington
Democratic Party
Party of the People
Egypt Military Men in Moscow Ahead of Anniversary Celebrations
War Minister Abdel Amee arrived in Moscow with a group of high ranking Egyptian military officials to attend the 40th anniversary of the Russian Revolution and to confer with Soviet leaders. The party flew in a Russian TU-104 jet airliner while Khrushchev sent to Cairo for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Abdel Amee
Khruski
Cairo
Kremlin purge of Zhukov ties up Soviet stance abroad
Belgrade diplomats and world observers note Moscow kept the Zhukov dismissal under wraps as Syria tensions rose. Yugoslav reports say the Kremlin delayed announcing the move to inform Soviet Communist Party organs. Tito’s absence from next week’s celebrations signals unease among top leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Moscow
Suve
Syria
U. S
Cortom
Munist
Tvan Zameheysk
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Dent Tito
Tito
Knight and Knowland duel over Senate bid rumblings
Republican sources in Los Angeles report Governor Knight may announce a Senate run next week while denying or confirming nothing directly. Knowland, Brown attack the move as a political conspiracy, with Brown calling Knowland grasping and Knight hinting the gubernatorial bid was a stepping stone to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Knight
Senate
Washington
GOP National Committee
Robert Humphreys
National Committee
Knowland
Oakland
Brown
White House
Rome hopes Eisenhower visit after NATO summit
Rome circles hope President Eisenhower will visit Rome after attending the NATO summit in Paris next month. Giornali d'Italia suggests he may also invite President Giovanni to visit the United States early in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tralian
Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
Giornali d'Italia
Giovanni
United States
He Had No Money Three Robbers Force $30 Check
Kenneth A. Snell was robbed by three men at Cherry Ave and Ocean Blvd after his car trunk blew open. Finding no money, they demanded a signed $30 check from him. they fled on foot with the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth A. Smell
Snell
10Th St
Cherry Ave
Ocean Blvd
Alabama Vets Cancel Gen Taylor Speech Over Integration Dispute
Pentagon officials said Gen Max Taylor was dropped from a National Veterans Day lunch program in Birmingham Alabama after controversy over his remarks on school integration and racial tensions. The event was meant to emphasize world peace and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Gen. Taylor
Washington
Max
Pentagon
Hewell D. Taylor
Taylor
Tee
Birmingham
Little Rock
Also Mentioned on This Page
HST
Joe Ee
Rx Small
Republican Party
Egypt
Red Army
Zhukov Pals
Khrushcvev
Middle East
Levine
Russia
Zhukov
Nikolai Bulganin
Zhikov
Herman Harger
Truro
Iowa
Doyle Frank
Nixon
Tom Bright
Petri's Cleaners
Orange Ave
Cash & Garry
PIAIN
Chryslers
Plymouth
Harger-Haldeman Big Locations
Chrysler
S. Figueroa