Forest Fires Eased by Rains Across Ohio and West New York
Rain showers brought relief to Ohio and western New York as forest and brush fires dwindled. Across the nation, fire crews, including National Guardsmen and volunteers, battled hundreds of blazes draining resources in Virginia, Texas, Tennessee and Alabama while cooler weather offered limited respite in several states.
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California as Key State in Tuesday's Presidential Poll
In a close race California looms large as a pivotal state with 32 electoral votes, alongside New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois. Eisenhower and Stevenson vie for support as turnout nears eight and nine million in a state with strong Democratic registration and local campaign activity.
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Nixon in Boston Ahead of Eisenhower Campaign
Optimistic Sen. Richard Nixon, Republican, travels to Boston for a joint effort with Dwight D. Eisenhower. Three polls taken mid campaign show Eisenhower leading in the race with Nixon forecasting a decisive GOP victory. Nixon will join the candidate in a Boston motorcade and a national TV radio appearance from the Boston Garden before returning to California to vote in Whittier Tuesday.
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Whittier
Stevenson Leads With 42.3 Percent In Vote Total
The report shows Gov Adlai E Stevenson scoring 42.3 percent while other candidates accumulate a combined 0.4 percent in the tally, highlighting Stevenson's dominant position in early returns.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
GOP Truth Squad Claims 100 Distortions Countered
The Republican truth squad says it exposed more than 100 distortions and falsehoods from President Truman in campaign speeches. The group of GOP senators and representatives followed Truman across the country, logging about 10,000 miles while rebutting his whistle stop addresses for the Democratic ticket. Endorsers included Sens. Case, Carlson, Ferguson, Hickenlooper, Millikin, Schoeppel, Flanders, Aiken, Thye and Reps. Scott Jr., Hope, Judd, Bakewell.
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Edward Thye
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Hugh D. Scott Jr
Pennsylvania
Clifford R. Hope
Walter Judd
Claude Bakewell
Missouri
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