Mitchell assails Eisenhower in Detroit speech
Detroit Democrat leader Stephen A. Mitchell denounced President Eisenhower as abdicating leadership and threatening Americans with a cold war if a Democratic Congress is elected. He accused Republicans of McCarthyism reborn with Nixon as chief spokesman and predicted a major Democratic sweep, including McNamara’s victory over Ferguson and gains in Michigan seats.
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Chicago
Illinois row over police wives remark inflames politics
Illinois political furor centers on sheriff candidate Joseph Lohman for allegedly saying policemen have many wives who were prostitutes. Gov. Stratton accuses manipulation. Stevenson defends Lohman. Wives association weighs potential slander suit as charges fly.
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King-Size Lies Attack Sparks GOP Charge Speech
In Hartford, Leonard W. Hall assailed Democrats for “king-size lies” as he bashed Adlai Stevenson and the Truman era. He cited GOP pride in five prosperous Eisenhower years and warned voters against what he called a reckless, misrepresentative Democratic campaign to gain 84th Congress control.
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Navy medical care, pay rise lag threaten fleet, says official
SAN DIEGO The Fleet Reserve Assn chief warns slow advancement due to reduced appropriations is driving capable sailors from the Navy while family medical care remains the top concern. Edward Keeley of Vallejo urges improved uniform or government paid civilian care, saying care for dependents is more vital than a higher pay raise. He cites doctor shortages, inadequate staffing since World War II, and rising civilian medical departures hurting naval health services. Delegates include Chief John T. Larkin, a veteran recalled after entering service in 1892.
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Boy Gets 10 to 20 Years for Sadistic Slaying
New York teen Thomas Wysokowski, 17, was found guilty of first degree manslaughter for stomping to death Thomas A. Condon, a 40 year old war veteran and father of four, and received a 10 to 20 year prison sentence. Judge Samuel F. Leibowitz called the crime horrible and sadistic.
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