Nixon praises Eisenhower in Long Beach tribute
Senator Nixon delivered a high tribute to Gen. Dwight Eisenhower before about 8000 people at the Band Shell in Long Beach. He called Eisenhower a great man who has never surrendered in war or peace and pushed for a policy to spare teenage boys from needless wars while criticizing the Truman-Acheson approach as out of step with current conflicts.
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Richard Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Taft
Nixon
Shell
Long Beach
Korea
Eisenhower
United States
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
State Department
America
William F. Knowland
California
Stevenson Ends Riot of Illinois Prisoners
Gov Adlai Stevenson ordered an end to a prison uprising at Menard State Prison. State police surrounded the east cellhouse and delivered an ultimatum to release seven hostages or be stormed. After hostages were freed unharmed, 438 convicts returned to their cells as exhausted guards received medical help.
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Chester
Menard State Prison
Adlai Stevenson
Michael Seyfrit
Setar
Cellouse
Steven
Ill
McCracken Death Delayed by San Quentin Court Order
In San Rafael AP report, Henry Ford McCracken’s scheduled November execution was halted by Acting Superior Judge N Charles Bensatori who ordered San Quentin to determine if McCracken is insane. The judge set a possible hearing for 100 a m November 7 in Marin County Superior Court while another inmate, Bernard Gilliam, faced separate fate.
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San Rafael
Henry Ford McCracken
San Quentin
N. Charles Bensatori
McCracken
James C. Monroe
Santa Ana
Patricia Jean Hull
Brena Park
Brusatori
Sah Quentin
Harley O. Teets
Marin County
Superior Court
Bernard Gilliam
Paul Self
Firebaugh
Fresno County
By Jril
Drumk Tani
Gillem
V. McCracken
Where to Find It in the Newspaper
A brief index lists sections and page designations for content across the issue. It shows locations for Beach Combing Bridge boards Comics Crossworded pages and various features including Obituaries Sports Theaters and National sections with page coordinates.
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Boyle
Lookout
Southland Cities
Eisenhower Says Dems Seek to Destroy Him in Campaign
General Dwight D. Eisenhower journeyed to Chicago by plane after three tough days in New York where he charged that Democrats are waging a supersmear to ruin his life long friendships and reputation. He defended himself at a Madison Square Garden rally, recalling past propagandists and vowing no deals.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
iLney
Mage
iIt
Madison Square Garden
Republican Party
Joseph Goebbels
Julius Streicher
General
Delayed Press-Telegram Edition Behind Conveyor Belt Breakdown
The Press-Telegram was late Thursday night due to a broken conveyer belt that halted presses while printing the home edition. Repairs were completed quickly, but on time delivery across the city was impossible in all sections.
Adlai Campaign Train Backslides Into Crowd in Maryland
Adlai Stevenson campaign train backing into a Silver Spring crowd caused sudden shouts but no injuries as about 1000 people pressed away from the rear platform. The moving train halted after 15 to 20 feet, leaving onlookers unnerved. Eisenhower campaign members denied injuries and continued whistle stop events en route to Delaware and New York with Sen. William A. Blight presiding.
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Adlai Ey
Stevenson
Silver Spring
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Illinois
Pittsburgh
William A. Filbright
Arknsas
Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware
New York
Night and morning clouds give way to sunny afternoons
The forecast calls for night and morning low clouds with mostly sunny afternoons. Little temperature change expected across the period.
Debate spread across Seaf? Van Fleet firing denied Korea training defended
The AP report outlines a heated debate over sending South Korean troops into the line in Korea and denying that Gen. James A. Van Fleet is being relieved as Eighth Army commander. It notes Ridgway's opposition, Joint Chiefs backing, and Pentagon plans to train South Koreans to take over Korea's defense, with Gen. Mark Clark proposing further expansion.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Korea
Tokyo
Faris
White House
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Pentagon
van Fleet
Jas
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Paris
Ridgway
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mark Clark
New York Daily News
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Twin saves brother by severing own arm in botched machine
In Rochester India Lloyd Bechler a Richland Center teacher and his twin Lester acted to save his brother after a cor picker injured his left hand. Lester amputated the arm two inches above the wrist with a pocket knife while Lloyd pressed a tourniquet. Both were alive and in fair condition in hospital.
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Rochester
India
Lloyd Bechler
Richland Center School
Lester
Allies Lose Crest at Triangle Hill in Korea Clash
UN forces pressed toward Triangle Hill crest as Chinese human wave attacks recaptured the position in a brutal 18 day seesaw battle. About 175 survivors were later found from three units cut off, some badly wounded, after a night of hand grenade fighting and heavy rain. An entire Allied company was trapped but rescued when advances regained control, officials said.
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Allas Painill
Seoul
United Nations
Triangle Hill
Triangle
John Randolph
Randolph
U.N
Eighth Army
Trian
Girl Reconsiders Film Dream to Aid Mother in Detroit
Beatrice Hollsworth, 47, accused of embezzling funds, prompts her daughter Jill Hollingsworth to abandon a hoped for Hollywood career and return home The 17 year old says she will help repay every penny and find a job to support her mother in this motor city case reported from Detroit with focus on a rising young actress and a family financial scandal.
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Hollywood
Jill Hollingsworth
Detroit
Daugheter
Eleeetang
Mother Toox
Ther
Beatrice Hollsworth
Motor City
Jill T Hollywo
Ina Dewalt
Collet
Ener
Hotel and Cafe Strike Voted by L B Union
By a 2 to 1 vote the Long Beach AFL Culinary Alliance authorized its executive board to call a strike against 500 local hotels and restaurants. Over 2000 members cast ballots. Negotiations covered wage boosts cost of living, a seven hour day, five day week, and health plans. officials awaited official notice before a strike decision. Meanwhile the Retail Clerks Union picketed 13 drugstores over payroll record access and cost of living disputes.
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Long Beach
Jack Arnold
Culinary Alliance
AFL
Francis H. Gentry
Arnold
Stroup
Political Broadcasting Schedule Across Radio and TV
Today’s programs feature Governors Steverson Warren and Eisenhower in interviews and rallies. Nixon, Stevenson, and Roosevelt appearances fill the evening on KTLA KECA KNBH KFI and other stations.
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KNBH
Steverson
Warren
Eisenhower
KTLA
Nixon
KECA
Stevenson
HKFI
KFI
Gév
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