Texas GOP Crosses Party Lines For Eisenhower Ticket
In San Antonio Texas Republicans ended a historic internal feud by cross filing Democrats onto the GOP ballot for state offices to present a united front for Eisenhower. Gov Allan Shivers and Atty Gen Price Daniel supported the plan while Democrats refused to back Stevenson. The convention empowered the party to fill any vacancies to ensure a full Republican column in November.
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Taft Plans Meet With Ike On Campaign Role
Senator Robert A. Taft said from Murray Bay he will likely meet with General Eisenhower after Sept. 10 to discuss his role in the Republican campaign. He expects to speak for Eisenhower but may limit campaigning, avoiding whistle stops. Taft plans Ohio and Midwest speeches, and a Washington visit around Sept. 8 with his son Horace’s marriage on Sept. 9. He wants to know the nominee’s stance on Taft Hartley, federal spending, and other domestic issues.
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Ives Seeks Ike Backing in New York State Campaign
Sen Irving Ives announced Eisenhower pledged support for Ives in a New York state re election crusade after Ives was renominated unanimously by the Republican state committee. Eisenhower telegraphed enthusiasm for participation in the New York campaign as Ives praised Taft and urged victory, while Democrats planned their nomination in New York City.
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Ellender Won't Campaign for Stevenson in 1952
Senator Allen Ellender of Louisiana said he would vote the Democratic ticket for Stevenson but will not campaign publicly for him. He cited Stevenson’s drift toward Truman era policies and opposed Stevenson's defense on key ocean oillands issues. Ellender predicts stay-aways from the ballot could influence the outcome. He also noted a potential new American party signaled by Col. McCormick. A separate Chicago Post Office bribery probe into promotions continued with testimony from three promoted workers.
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U N Troops in Japan Court Trials ADMITS Possible
Tokyo reports indicate that 105 U N servicemen face possible trial in Japanese courts for theft assault burglary fraud rape and arson unless a U S Japan pact ensures their discipline remains with U S military authorities Procurator General Tosuke Sato noted 34 Americans have been arrested and released to U S military police Three U N servicemen including two British sailors and a Korean War veteran have already stood trial in Japan
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