Stevenson presses halt on H-bomb tests on TV
The Democratic candidate argues a halt to H-bomb testing is feasible and wise, backed by Sen. Stuart Symington and Sen. Clinton Anderson. He warns that continued tests spread radioactive fallout and threaten global safety, urging a new beginning for disarmament.
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Ike Leaves for Coast Vote Hunt
President Eisenhower expands his 5,850 mile drive to include California and plans a major Los Angeles address. He defends his administration’s agricultural record in Minnesota and reiterates calls for national unity, clean government, strong defense, and human welfare. From Minnesota he heads to the Pacific Northwest for campaigning in Washington and Oregon.
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Dulles Promises Aid to Victim of Attack
Secretary Dulles refused to reveal specifics about congressional travel and financing. He said information on government funds should be public but cautioned on full disclosure of all uses while advocating engagement with the United Nations and Japan. He framed his remarks as part of broader policy discussions.
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United States Supports Japan Admission Amid Moscow Reports
Reports from Moscow suggested Russia would not veto Japan’s membership. Secretary Dulles said he did not know which country would lead the proposal but affirmed strong U S support for admitting Japan.
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State Senate Plans Atom Safety Agency
California state senate committee prepared to draft legislation to create a peacetime atom safety agency. Senator George Miller Jr. of Richmond said a bill will be introduced when the legislature meets in January to form a five member commission to oversee radioactive materials safety.
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Detroit man jailed or fined for sixes ticket scam
Detroit resident Jon G. Andrew, 44, was arrested for trying to sell football tickets at a $6 profit. He chose a $60 fine over 60 days in jail and paid the fine.
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Torrance Woman Slain. Husband Questioned in Murder Probe
Authorities report Mrs. Horsley was slain at home after a frantic call from a voice believed to be hers. Two transients, Ronald Cody and Dallas Morris, were arrested for investigation as neighbors recalled a man had followed her home. Children were present. evidence includes blood on the kitchen floor and footprints leading to a back porch.
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