Stevenson Attacks GOP on Labor Benefits and Suez
In Cincinnati Friday night Adlai Stevenson charged the GOP and President Eisenhower with ineffective leadership on foreign policy and labor benefits. He warned that bold action would split Republicans and urged a relentless effort for arms control and peace, while dismissing any “good news” about the Suez crisis. Stevenson spoke via closed circuit to Democratic fundraisers and predicted Kentucky victory, signaling a tight presidential race with Senate implications.
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Eye Confetti Scrape Floats Ike Eye Incident
President Eisenhower left for Washington with a bloodshot eye after confetti struck him during a Portland motorcade. White House physician Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder said a minor hemorrhage occurred, and press secretary James Hagerty noted the eye was treated and improving. The incident did not delay his West Coast swing conclusion.
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Press Sees No Evidence of Red Strike in Magdeburg Visit
Berlin dispatch reports no strikes found by Western reporters taken to Magdeburg by East German officials. They observed free movement in factories, with German workers denying strikes though voicing wage concerns. The visit included West German editors and agencies. U S politics mention appears unrelated to the Magdeburg item.
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Benson Faced Mixed Reception in Wisconsin Farm Tour
Wisconsin audience reacted with boos and cheers as Secretary Ezra Benson urged farmers that the farm situation is improving during a two day swing through the state. He spoke at a farm auction near Ellsworth and faced a lengthy Q A session in Eau Claire before about 125 people.
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Youth Slain by Mixed-up Missourian in St Joseph
Frank Connett said 29 year old William Eugene Morgan, whose parents are confined to a mental hospital, admitted killing Richard Skram, 20, a St Joseph Gazette reporter. Morgan said he shot as Skram sat in a car with Sandra Petrie. Morgan claimed he had been thinking about his troubles.
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Copter Helps Free Photographer From Mud Flats Off Staten Island
Police helicopter aided photographer Donald Sweatman 28 who sank to his waist in tidal mud while filming barges off Staten Island. A passerby heard cries, police arrived, and Sweatman was rescued with minor injuries.
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Postal Notice From Long Beach Possibly Damaged
Fragmentary OCR suggests a local postal or delivery notice from Long Beach with figures like 33.00 and a date near March 44, 0888, mentioning a delivery bureau and a post office at Sixth Street and Fire Avenue.
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Ike Accuses Adlai of Talking Folly at California Rally
President Eisenhower assailed Adlai Stevenson’s draft and bomb test policy as hypocritical and urged Californians to reelect the Republican Congressional delegation and Kuchel. He labeled Democratic rhetoric as political smog and praised free enterprise, while Hollywood stars and crowds filled Long Beach Bowl before his Denver-bound departure.
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Polish Crisis Deepens as Soviet Tanks Move In
A chaotic meeting in Warsaw features Gomulka defending Poland’s course while Staszewski reports Soviet troops withdrawing from East Germany and Polish units moving toward Warsaw. Factory sit ins demand Russian non intervention as Le Monde notes 800 tanks and troops massing near Poland with Khrushchev pressuring Poland’s leadership.
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Four City Tour Set Up for Russ Group
The government newspaper Izvestia reports economist M I Rubenshtein will lead Soviet observers on a four city tour. After arriving Monday they head to Washington for briefings on American politics and party offices before Tuesday night rail to Louisville via Mark Ethridge. They will fly to New York to hear Eisenhower in Madison Square Garden and then to Los Angeles where arrangements are by the Los Angeles Council of World Affairs. They plan to attend rallies for Thomas Kuebel and Richard Richards with Adlai Stevenson speaking in Los Angeles.
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Wine Barrels Found at Benton Harbor Dump
Rag pickers in Benton Harbor discover 392 wine barrels at a city dump. Workers smash barrels while police guard the scene as barrel contents are sampled and found not contaminated. Wine aged since last spring from a frozen storage lot and was dumped after disposal.
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Kefauver Attacks Nixon On West Tour In California
Estes Kefauver invaded Nixon's home ground in California to denounce the vice president and the Eisenhower era. He accused Nixon of voting against agriculture schools housing power and reclamation development while touring Chico Sacramento and Los Angeles. Kefauver said the old and new Nixon share a voting record favoring special interests and the rich.
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Richards in S F leads for Chico on California tour
Democratic U S Senate candidate Richards arrived in San Francisco en route to Chico joining Sen Estes Kefauver in the Democratic vice presidential candidates tour of California. They will rally in Chico then proceed to Sacramento for another rally and press conference. They will later fly to Los Angeles for a closed circuit TV program appearance.
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