Jenner Challenges Adlai on Demo Trip
In Portland Indiana Sen Jenner Republican challenges Gov Stevenson to repudiate conservative Democratic Senators Byrd Georgia and McCarran. Jenner cites Stevenson rebuke of Eisenhower endorsement and notes unqualified GOP backing while detailing his own foreign policy disagreements with the president.
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Bridges Says War Brought One Hand Tied Behind Soldiers
MOBILE Alabama Sen Styles Bridges charged in a debate with Sen Mike Moroney that the Korean War began with American troops sent to battle with one hand tied behind them. Bridges attacked the Truman administration for creeping socialism while Moroney urged a change of faces after 20 years of Democratic rule.
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Stevenson Plans Texas Campaign as Demos Bolt
Texas Democrats split as a Dallas faction forms a Texas Democratic party to ballot Dwight D. Eisenhower in November. Governor Shivers and Attorney General Daniel oppose Stevenson, while the national party pushes a Texas tour to win the 24 electoral votes. Secretary of State Moss will accept the petition as lawfully certified.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Governor Stevenson Rejects Scripted Birthplace Visit
Governor Adlai E. Stevenson ignored a publicity writer’s detailed "Routine-Stevenson visit" plan during a birthplace stop in Los Angeles. He chose an informal approach, greeting a boarding house resident and recalling a childhood memory as reporters noted a less colorful but smoother appearance than the script envisioned.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
John R. MacFaden
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Split Texas Party Fields Ike Nixon Ticket On Ballot
A hastily formed party in Texas appears on ballots with candidates and Presidential electors identical to the Republican slate. Voters will see Eisenhower and running mate Nixon in two columns. The move offers Texas Democrats a third straight election choice aside from Roosevelt Truman and Stevenson.
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Richard Nixon
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Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Demo Chairman Aims to Beat 1936 Vote Record
New York Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell told reporters the party seeks to surpass Franklin D. Roosevelt's 460 2 state score from 1936. He warned against overconfidence and urged beating the 1936 record to secure a larger majority, speaking after a regional conference with party leaders in Denver.
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Sparkman Declares GOP Won't Aid West Projects
In Salt Lake City Sparkman told Utah crowds the west cannot rely on the Republican party for reclamation aid. The Democratic vice presidential nominee urged voters to review the 80th Congress records, argued prosperity under Democratic administrations, and challenged Republicans to specify what they would change.
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