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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1952
Page
2
Spanish Ambassador Felix LeQuerica said talks on American bases in Spain hinge on U S military equipment and parity with other nations. In a Villanova College speech he received an honorary doctor of law degree and reiterated Spain’s demand for the same treatment granted elsewhere.
Democratic Senator John J. Sparkman urged a Congressional probe into his rival’s Vice Presidential links and accused Robert A. Taft of fanning a phony alarm over liberty versus socialism. Speaking to 2500 Democrats at Geauga Lake Fork, Sparkman tied the campaign to a clash over liberty and socialism and criticized Taft’s framing of liberty. He also called for investigating Nixon’s $18,235 expense fund from California donors.
John Holbrook Hardin 86, retired vice president of American Optical Co. Southbridge MA, died Sunday in Pasadena area. Funeral service set for Tuesday.
The New York Times reports a close presidential contest with Nixon under fire for an $18,235 trust fund payment. Stevenson and Eisenhower lead in a nationwide survey, while Farm and labor support fluctuates and Southern revolt's electoral impact remains uncertain.
London Reuters reports that 40 Bulgarian Catholics including 28 priests will be tried in Sofia on treason and spying charges for France and the Vatican. Indicted as a criminal organization, they allegedly sought to topple Bulgaria's people's democracy with a coup, terrorist acts, and foreign intervention. The case ties them to French intelligence and the Vatican, with claims of subsidies and espionage connected to churches.
NEW YORK 44 The United Jewish Appeal today opened a nationwide drive to raise 335 million dollars in cash for Israeli financial needs. UJA General Chairman Ed Warburg called the emergency move essential after reports of a critical hard currency shortage in Israel.
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