Truman Barkley rips Byrd over Stevenson split
Vice President Barkley assails Senator Byrd for not endorsing Democratic nominee Adlai Stevenson, calling his stance a risk to Virginia’s 12 electoral votes and urging Democrats to stay loyal. Byrd declines to comment on his voting plans, inviting Virginians to cross party lines.
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Texas
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Louisiana
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Nixon charged with 2nd fund in tight campaign scene
District of Columbia official J Joseph Donohue accused Friday night that there were at least two Nixon funds and urged Senator Nixon to disclose the total in the special account beyond the $19 285 expense fund raised by wealthy Californians. He questioned the source of $20 000 paid on a house in the area as he spoke to a Democratic rally.
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Truman condemns Eisenhower campaign speech as cruel deceitful
President Truman denounces Dwight D. Eisenhower for offering a false hope to American mothers to gain votes. He blasts the GOP nominee as playing politics with Korea policy during rail tour through New England and Rhode Island, vowing the United States cannot withdraw troops.
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Japan Bans Export of Atom Bomb Children Film
The Japanese cabinet barred export of the movie Atom Bomb Children for its tragic Hiroshima scenes. Finance Minister Ikeda urged deletion or reshooting for Japan, while Kyodo News noted heavy astonishment from film circles. The drama follows a teacher returning to Hiroshima to find former students killed or maimed by the bomb after a Hiroshima premiere on October 6.
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Balk at Increase of Freight Rates
The California Manufacturers Association and California Public Utilities Commission staff oppose a 9 percent intrastate freight rate hike proposed by 53 railroads shipping lines and truck firms. Commissioner HOF Wiggins said no carrier testimony justified the increase. Larry Osborn of the manufacturers association agreed. Commissioner Harold P. Hull granted 10 days to file briefs supporting positions.
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Sin Not to Bailot Says Catholic Writer
A Madison Catholic writer argues Catholics should not vote except under extraordinary circumstances. Rev Andrew Bréines, columnist for the Herald Citizen, cites Church teaching while political coverage notes Truman's campaign trail through Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York and plans for further Midwest stops ahead of the election.
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Tragedy Town Search Ends For Missing Chester trio
In Chester California a three hour posse hunt began after Leonard Hawkins 24 Don Mcchaughlin 18 and Carol Jean Hawkins 2 failed to return for a movie. The trio were found 20 miles north on Highway 36 their car broken down. Meantime police investigate a mass murder that killed grocer Gard Young and three children on a logging road with $7100 taken. Louis Blair 37 is in custody in Reno as the case unfolds with state bureau reports awaited.
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Chiang Kai-shek Re-elected President by Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-shek is re-elected president by the Kuomintang as the ruling party consolidates its control. The move reinforces China's political leadership under the Nationalist government in Formosa and the broader nationalist movement.
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Panama Sailors Charged With Extortion Mutiny
Genoa Italy (UP) Panama's consul general filed charges against the 26 man crew of the freighter Makiki for insubordination rebellion and extortion. The San Carlo Navigation Company accuses sailors of a port to port strike demanding pay and of assaulting Capt Antonio Sabini. Police seized navigation papers to prevent departure. Crew says their actions were legal wage protests.
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Jakarta Uneasy After Riots End
An uneasy calm settled on Jakarta after a day of rioting that threatened the government and brought tanks and artillery into the capital. Army jeeps patrolled the streets while telephone service remained shut by a military order. Defense Minister Hamengku Buwono IX, whose censure touched off the unrest, reportedly stood by his stance as Parliament demanded defense ministry reorganization.
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US Urges Iran to Clarify Break With Britain
The United States asked Iran to clarify its announcement of severing diplomatic ties with Britain. Mossadegh’s radio declaration prompted questions as Tehran had not recalled its London mission or sent formal notice. US Ambassador Henderson pressed Mossadegh in a morning meeting for details while Britain consulted Switzerland to protect interests if relations break.
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