Hosmer Kennick Clash Late in Campaign
Regional politics report on the final push before Tuesday's vote. Incumbent Craig Hosmer and challenger Joseph M. Kennick trade charges with Hosmer's camp denying distortion of his UN stance and praising his leadership against Red China's UN admission. Kennick attacks Hosmer on taxes, pledging individual tax relief and opposing corporate favoritism.
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Craig Hosmer
Joseph M. Kennick
Hosmer
Robert Rife
Kenrick
United Nations
Rife
China
Red
Local Campaign Notes Endorsements and Tax Stance
Long Beach politicians discuss sales tax positions with W S Grant opposing citywide levies while endorsements surface for Herbert R Klockstein from the 710 Newspaper Guild dispute and CIO Guild factions. In Mississippi a man killed himself after beating his wife, and Sheriff Sheffield notes no official endorsement due to guild structure.
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Kenrick
Grant
W. S. Grant
Vth
League of California Municipalities
Long Beach
Herbert R. Klockstein
710
Newspaper Guild
Klocksiemn
Henry Santiestevan
PAC
CIO Guild
Klocksie
Guild
Los Aning
Giles
Klockstein
Long Beach Nurses Association
Southern California Retail Grolcers Association
Reach Plane in Alps 21 Yanks Dead
The United States Air Force paratroop rescue team reached the wreckage of a C47 in the Alps. They reported no survivors among 21 American airmen aboard. Twelve Italian alpinists joined the six-man party. Bodies to be removed from Nice. The plane traveled Rome to Lyons when it hit Fenestrelle Peak near Lake Carbonette.
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Nice
France
United States Air Force
Alps
Air Force Rescue
Rome
Lyons
Fenestrelle Peak
Lake Carbonette
Beating Talk Then Suicide End for Neighbor Couple
Summer disclosed the beating to a neighbor before returning home and killing himself. The Sumners had been married six months.
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Summer
Sheffierd
Sumners
Adequate Schooling Vital to Community Stability
A local advocate argues that Proposition A, on the November ballot, is essential for full day schooling. He cites months of study with business and professional leaders agreeing it improves youth education and future community growth, urging passage to benefit students and local industry.
Opera Reading Aids Building Fund In Long Beach
Four young singers led by Ewan Harbrecht performed operatic excerpts in Long Beach to aid the Latter-day Saints Church building fund. Soloists included Margery McKay Julia Viemonte and Lloyd Gaisen with Miss Halbrecht and Henry Reese providing notes and Jack Metz piano accompaniment.
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Long Beach
Ewan Harbrecht
Latter-day Saints Church
Bizet
Margery McKay
Miss Halbrecht
Julia’ Viamonte
Lloyd Gaisen
Viamonte
Henry Reese
Jack Metz
Olive McDuffee
Jet Recon Plane Crashes Near Olathe Killing Three
An Air Force jet reconnaissance plane crashed in a flaming dive about eight miles southwest of Olathe Kansas, killing three of the four crewmen. The pilot parachuted and suffered fractures to the left shoulder and right arm, taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. Names of victims withheld pending通知 next of kin.
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Olathe
Kan
Air Force
Here
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Nixon Attacks Demo Policies In Campaign Speech
Vice President Richard Nixon denounced Adlai Stevenson and Democratic policies, warning that an anti-Eisenhower Congress would bring unemployment and hard times. He challenged Stevenson to cite any factual misstatements as he detailed dangers of a GOP defeat and urged support for J Arthur Younger in California's 5th District.
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San Mateo
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Adlai Stevenson
Nixon
Stevenson
NBC
Spokane
Seattle
America
Korea
Democrat Switch Hit at Ike
The Democratic National Committee denounced President Eisenhower as joining a smear campaign by praising Nixon and linking Communists to government. Chairman Stephen Mitchell announced the tactic as a deliberate shift to attack Ike while arguing against party critics who feared aiding Republicans.
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Washington
UPA
Democratic High Command
Eisenhower
Stephen JA. Mitchell
Mitchell
Congress
Hisenhower
Nixon
Eiserhower
Democratic leaders clash over Eisenhower smear charges
In a Wednesday remarks exchange, Sen Lyndon Johnson and Rep. Mitchell traded accusations about anti communist rhetoric. Eisenhower denied the charges and Hagerty declined to comment on Mitchell. Mitchell cited a Denver speech and warned of a fear campaign tied to a "cold war" threat to voters.
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Lyndon Johnson
Eiserthower
Sam Ray
Burn
Nixon
Kel
Eisenhower
Mitchell
White House
James CO. Hagerty
Cleveland
Truman
Denver
Stevenson GOP on Air Today in Westchester Tour
Stevenson, the 1952 Democratic nominee, targets GOP leaders as he headlines a nationwide NBC telecast live from New York. He denounces "gutter-level" campaigns by Nixon Dewey and Ives and urges voters to elect Democrats. The nationally broadcast address airs on NBC with local times noted but not carried on some stations.
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New York
WPI
Adiay E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Westchester County
Richard Nixon
Thomas E. Dewey
Irving M. Ives
National Broadcasting Co
KFI
KRCA
Long Beach
NBC
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