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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1952
Page
2
Kampala reports seven new viruses threatening brain and spinal cord, described as polio like by the Virus Research Institute of Agends. The announcement highlights new pathogens with potential public health implications for the region.
MOBERLY Missouri Democratic Senator Sparkman assailed Republican nominee Kem as a new type of vanishing American during a rally in Kem's home state. He accused Kem of isolationist stances and warned of a broad split with Dwight Eisenhower on foreign policy.
Fifteen National Guard soldiers, including two from Long Beach area, will be commissioned as second lieutenants at a Sunday graduation ceremony in the Long Beach armory. Bruce Sloper of Paramount and John Bucher of Bellflower are among those named. Will be addressed by Will Roy Green and Col. Ford Beyers. the event marks the state graduation of 69 candidates across four ceremonies on September 14.
Washington reports a joint Atomic Energy Commission Defense Department plan to test a hydrogen bomb in autumn at Eniwetok in the Marshall Islands. Observers will be official only, signaling tight secrecy and no foreign or civilian press access.
President Truman sets September 27 as departure for a whistle stop campaign tour in 1948 style. He will visit Montana and proceed to Washington Oregon and California, delivering power speeches for Adlai Stevenson while attacking the GOP. The trip spans 10 to 15 days with extensive White House planning and press restrictions in place.
The NAACP praised Adlai Stevenson for the strongest civil rights position among major party candidates. It criticized Eisenhower for not backing federal enforcement and urged support for stronger civil rights provisions. The group cited Nixon and Sparkman records as relevant to their race impact.
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