Nixon says Stevenson captive to Truman bosses in Illinois speech
In Springfield on August 13 1960 Senator Richard Nixon charged that Adlai Stevenson National Democratic nominee is a captive candidate beholden to political bosses. He accused Stevenson of leveraging federal resources and meeting with President Truman to push Truman policies while contrasting Dwight D Eisenhower as the people’s choice in primaries. Nixon cited Jacob Arvey and Wilson Wyatt as examples of insider influence and urged voters toward a change in foreign policy and domestic corruption.
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Pentagon
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Democratic Party
Lena John Sparkman
Alabama
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Milwaukee
Wiley Urges Bipartisan Foreign Policy Reform
Senator Alexander Wiley urges a renewed bipartisan foreign policy during the campaign and after the election. He warns the Soviet Union may misread partisan frictions and calls for cooperative leadership between Republicans and Democrats to address Europe’s armament needs and budget constraints.
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U. S
Europe
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Girls Band to Parade at Los Angeles County Fair
The Long Beach Lions Club Girls Band will participate in the grand parade at the Pomona fair on Sunday afternoon Sept 21 directed by R C Nicode mus. Last year visitors reached 1 067 654 and this year the fair is expected to draw at least 1 250 300 with 40 000 exhibits.
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Long Beach Lions Club
Los Angeles County Fair
Pomona
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Stevenson White House visit fuels and fights in campaign
U S political roundup notes Stevenson’s Washington talks with President Truman and top officials, with Eisenhower charging the White House move signals continued Truman policies and risks. Nixon slams the meeting as a Democrat misstep while Sparkman says minds align. Labor Day plans spark questions, and Arkansas, Missouri, and Tennessee contests highlight shifting state races. CIO and AFL split views on endorsements frame the national scene. Illinois names Sherwood Dixon to lead the November slate as Stevenson runs.
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15 Hour Talkathon Raps McCarthy in Wisconsin
Madison Aug 13 Leonard Schmitt a Merrill attorney conducts a 25 hour radio talkathon for the Republican U S Senate nomination. He attacked Senator McCarthy and said he would not support him if McCarthy won the nomination. Four Madison stations carry his remarks until the finish at 9 tonight.
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