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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1954

Page

4

Stevenson Attacks Wilson Over Defense Campaign Ties

Adlai Stevenson challenged the propriety of Secretary of Defense Wilson campaigning in politics at a Democratic rally in Albuquerque. He criticized Eisenhower administration policies including the AEC Dixon-Yates private power contract and a revision of atomic energy law, decrying a private game preserve for big interests. Stevenson urged Democrats to remember that defense and state departments should stay out of politics. Wilson later apologized for remarks about unemployment as a statistic, while Eisenhower pressed a farm policy message in Indianapolis stressing job creation and economic strength.

Albuquerque N. M Adlai Stevenson Wilson Congress Stevenson Eisenhower Atomic Energy Commission AEC Dixon-Yates Syndicate Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Defense Department Secretary of Defense Detroit Chicago State Department Indianapolis

Nationalists Repel Two Communist Jets Over Tachen Island

Nationalist Chinese anti aircraft fire forced down two Communist MIG fighters during a reconnaissance flight over Tachen Island near Formosa. The incident, reported by the Nationalist formation bureau, occurred Saturday as the jets approached the island held by Nationalists.

Red Taipei Formosa Tachen Island Nationalist Information Bureau

B-36s Reach Guam On Nonstop Transpacific Flight

The first full wing of B 36 intercontinental bombers arrived in Guam after a non stop flight from Fairchild Air Force Base Spokane Washington. The 10 engine planes with crews of 16 and three pilots landed at Andersen Air Force Base marking a historic deployment to the Far East.

Far East Guam United States Andersen Air Force Base Fairchild Air Force Base Spokane

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