Soviet Urges Nuclear Middle East Shift in Egypt Crisis
The United States fears Russia may intervene in the Middle East as the UN condemns the British French attack on Egypt. Moscow proposes US involvement to drive out the aggressors while warning Britain and France. The U N Security Council rejects a joint US Soviet action plan, raising concerns of a broader conflict. The White House vows to oppose any Soviet military intervention missing UN mandate. Meanwhile, American voters focus on the 1946 elections as Congress remains split and control in flux amid debate over Eisenhower Stevenson programs.
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Californians Vote in Presidential Ballot Today
Heavy turnout expected as California voters cast 32 electoral votes in a close national race. Polls opened at 7 am, with forecasts predicting strong participation and battle lines shaping the contest for governor and control of the legislature. Party leaders foresee a tight result amid bond issues and Proposition 4, while candidates in the nationwide swing state emphasize foreign policy and the Middle East.
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Adlai Casts Vote and Jokes With Crowd in Libertyville
Adlai Stevenson voted at Half Day polling station spending about five minutes in the booth and an hour among well wishers. He arrived with his son J. Borden who voted for the first time, joked about inspecting Borden’s ballot, and said he decided not to vote Republican.
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Boy Swallows Button Promoting Ike in 1936
Five year old Mike Aloyd of New Ulm swallowed a Republican campaign button reading IKE IN 36 after finding it in his brother’s room. His father took him to a doctor who said it should pass safely, noting the button appeared in a fluoroscope.
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