Taft Plans Wednesday Night Broadcast for Eisenhower Campaign
Sen. Robert A. Taft will make the first in a series of nationwide radio broadcasts on behalf of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower at 9 p.m. Wednesday over NBC. Arthur E. Summerfield, Republican national chairman, said his opening campaign speech for the party’s presidential nominee will be titled Progress.
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Fatal Shooting Probed by Los Angeles Officer
Los Angeles Mayor Parker announced a probe into the fatal shooting by Officer Donald F. McGregor who intervened during a bar disturbance. Police described the bystander Servan Canales as the victim, a truck driver, amid tension over underage drinking claims and a chaotic scene outside the venue.
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Rally Clip Set for Springfield Broadcast by GOP Committee
A 30 minute program titled Through Liberty will originate from a Springfield Ohio rally and be sponsored by the GOP National Committee. The event aims to promote party priorities and reach Republican voters statewide.
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Smuggling Stirs San Quentin Prison Inquiry
SAN QUENTIN US A prison corruption and smuggling probe began after prison employee Lyman B Trotter a hospital technician and former Navy chief pharmacist mate confessed to accepting a convict’s request to bring benzedrine into the facility He was arrested at the gates and 74 tubes were found Trotter called the motive persuasion by a prisoner and a comprehensive security investigation was launched immediately.
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U S Asks Tito Boost Arms Co operation
Belgrade Yugoslavia United States asks Premier Marshal Tito for greater defense co operation in southeastern Europe. Vice Admiral Cassady proposed allowing American planes to operate from Yugoslav bases and Yugoslav navy participation in Adriatic maneuvers during a Coral Sea briefing. Tito noncommittal as Zagreb party meeting looms.
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Lewis Huddling With Policy Unit on Coal Crisis
Washington reports John L. Lewis chaired a 200 member policy committee as a looming coal strike nears. The United Mine Workers contract with northern mine owners expires on Saturday, while soft coal talks with southern operators and Pennsylvania anthracite extend to Sept. 30. The policy group, Lewis’s standard war room for major decisions, is expected to help draft strike strategy and ratify terms if reached.
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U S Churchmen Plan Action on Italy Police Ban
In Rome American Church of Christ leaders vow court action against police ban on Protestant services. Brownfield Texas head of the Rome Church of Christ, Cline R. Paden, says they will press the case to obtain recognition and freedom of worship. Police cite lack of government permission, a Mussolini era rule.
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Nixon Will Launch Drive in Pomona
Nixon will begin his Pacific Coast whistle-stop campaign with a major televised speech in Pomona on Wednesday. The trip includes stops in Bakersfield Tulare Fresno Madera Merced Stockton Sacramento Marysville Chico Red Bluff and Redding through Friday and a rally in Reno after a Thursday night flight.
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Tenney Accepts Vice Presidential Nomination by Christian Nationalist Party
Los Angeles State Senator Jack B. Tenney, longtime anti un American activities figure, accepted the nomination for U S Vice President from Gerald L K Smiths Christian Nationalist party. Smith introduced him at the Biltmore Hotel after a party convention last week. The group filed 32 electors in Sacramento last August 27 and will run a write in campaign in 41 states.
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