Byrd Miller Senate Primary Battle in Virginia
Virginia Democrat voters face a pivotal Senate primary as incumbent Harry F. Byrd seeks a new six year term against ex State Legislator J Francis Pickens Miller. Miller argues Byrd’s farm votes hurt farmers while Byrd touts fiscal watchdog record and economy. No Republican challenger is named. The contest has energized the campaign with turnout estimates around 280 000 to 300 000. A classified ad note closes the piece urging readers to place ads in the Press Telegram.
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Eisenhowers visit Illinois grandchildren charm photographers
Chicago, July 14 UP Dwight David Eisenhower and Mamie spent a day at Fort Sheridan visiting three grandchildren. The former general kissed the children and interacted with photographers while posing at the historic Army base. The trip followed plans for Eisenhower to depart for a campaign stop later in the week.
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Nixon Sees Stevenson as Dems’ Best Presidential Hope
Washington July 14 Republican vice presidential nominee Senator Nixon said Democrats could name Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois as their strongest candidate for the presidency but warned they cannot nominate anyone who can beat Eisenhower. Nixon plans a seashore vacation with family after tidying his Senate desk and will study Eisenhower’s views thoroughly to align his own campaign with the general’s. He expects to confer with Eisenhower soon and to make many talks nationwide while Eisenhower handles major addresses. Nixon praised momentum toward party unity by November.
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CIO Predicts Recession Likely in 1953 and 1954
Washington July 14 The CIO warns a recession probably will hit in 1953 and 1954 unless action is taken. Economic Outlook urges business to cut profits to boost sales while consumer spending must rise to offset reduced defense spending and slower plant and equipment construction, or production and employment will decline.
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Kefauver Attacks Ike as GOP Tool of Wealthy Few
Sen. Estes Kefauver accused Dwight D. Eisenhower of being the unwitting instrument of economic royalists and charged the GOP with masking liberal pretenses. He criticized the party's platform as weak and said Republicans favor Wall Street and State Street while neglecting plain people. He urged strong Democratic leadership and hinted at using Eisenhower for future military service.
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Kefauver Petition Hits at McMahon
In Hartford on July 14 a WPA petition circulated urging U S Sen Brien McMahon to release Connecticut delegates for Sen Kefauver. The Connecticut Kefauver for President group led by Wayne D Casey of Hartford pushes a statewide effort. Casey aims for new support while delegates pledged to McMahon remain until he releases them. The Kefauver chief here says the group hopes to persuade McMahon that the people want Kefauver.
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Death of Salesman Star Baldwin Dies at 53
New York July 1. G Dun: Jean McMartin Baldwin, 53, stage and television actor, died Saturday at French Hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage. A Manhattan resident, he fell ill June 18 the day he was to star in Kraft TV Theater. Baldwin, native of Utica, N. Y., had led the play Death of a Salesman on a nationwide tour last year and appeared on Broadway and in stock companies.
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