Adlai Refuses to Reveal List on Secret Fund
Gov Adlai E Stevenson cites no point in naming contributors to a special fund used to supplement pay for Illinois officials He defends raising income of key estate employees claiming loyalty and devotion deserve fair compensation Nixon and others pressed for details of the fund Ai seeks focus on government pay issues Maryland Baltimore AP.
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Pat Keller McCormick Crowned Dual Olympics Champion
Crowds line Pacific Avenue as Pat Keller McCormick 22, America's only double Olympic winner in diving, returns home with husband Mickey 26 at her side. Police escort, mayor in procession, city treats her like royalty amid cheers and congratulations. Continued on Page A5.
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Storm brewing over Yucatan area threatens Gulf of Mexico
A new storm was reported brewing over the Yucatan peninsula and heading toward the mainland with gale driven rains. Reports say heavy tropical rains flood regions and halt operations along gulf coast refineries as a submarine with 48 aboard is feared missing.
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Deputies Reinforced at Douglas Strike Plant
Los Angeles AP report says sheriff's deputies were reinforced at the Douglas El Segundo aircraft plant to prevent further clashes as 40,000 workers walk out at El Segundo and Lockheed in Burbank. IAM seeks pay raises. incidents include barricades and a nonstriker’s arrest amid collapsed negotiations and calls for federal intervention.
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Nixon to Stay on Ticket Says GOP Chief in Cleveland
A flood of telegrams to Washington supports Senator Nixon remaining as the Republican vice presidential candidate. Arthur Summerfield, GOP chairman, said at a Cleveland news conference he is convinced Nixon will stay. Executive director Wayne Mood reported public support, with about 20,000 telegrams in a pile and only 21 of the first 4,000 urging removal. Members of the committee favored Nixon remaining as the ticket bearer.
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Eisenhower Nixon meet in Wheeling to likely keep Nixon on ticket
Gen Eisenhower and Sen Nixon planned a Wheeling meeting tonight amid a push to retain Nixon on the Republican ticket. Hagerty said Nixon would fly in by 8:30 pm after talks between Knowland Adams and Summerfield. Eisenhower signaled support after Nixon defended his finances on a national broadcast and amid GOP planning for the headline session.
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Just Begun to Fight Nixon Says He Will Not Quit
Senator Nixon, in a relaxed mood in Missoula Montana, announced plans for a trip to Wheeling West Virginia to meet Eisenhower and told a cheering crowd that they have just begun to fight. He indicated confidence in remaining the Republican VP candidate and denied quitting.
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Deny President Ordered Study of Law on Funds
A Justice Department inquiry into federal laws governing outside funds for public officials unfolds amid confusion over its origin. Initial White House claims credited President Truman with starting the review in Nixon’s $18,000 supplemental expense account, later retracted.
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U S Casualties Top 118569 in Korea War Report
Defense Department weekly tally shows U S battlefield casualties in Korea at 118569, up 596 from the prior week. The report lists breakdowns by service branch with totals for missing, wounded, captured, and dead, including Navy, Marine, and Army figures.
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Three Killed as Grain Elevator Blast Hits Fort Arthur
Three men were reported killed and between 15 and 20 trapped after an explosion and fire at a Saskatchewan grain pool elevator in Fort Arthur Ontario. Details continued on Page A-5 Co. 1.3 day.
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Caudle Testifies McGrath Boasted on White House Power
Washington AP report says T Lamarr Caudle testified former Attorney General J Howard McGrath claimed to know enough about the White House to blow it sky high and never bring it back. Caudle linked this to a White House clique behind his 1947 dismissal and McGrath’s own ouster as attorney general.
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Nixon broadcasts spark flood of telegrams to Western Union
After a powerful Nixon appearance, about 3000 Long Beach residents flooded the Western Union office with telegrams urging Nixon to stay on the national ticket. Many more tried to send messages by telephone but lines were busy as the office logged its busiest night.
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Five More Red Chiefs Indicted in U S Justice Dept
The Justice Department announced indictments against five additional Communist leaders under the Smith Act. The St Louis federal grand jury charged James Frederick Forest Dorothy Rose Forest Marcus Alphonse Murphy William Sentner and Robert Manewitz with 15 overt acts in violation of the act. Forest heads the Missouri state Communist party and Murphy sits on the state committee.
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Weather Outlook Mostly Clear With Coastal Fog
Forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Thursday with early morning fog along the coast. Fog should increase tonight and Thursday morning, followed by cooler temperatures on Thursday.
Wife Follows L A Altman Altman Quickly in Death
In Los Angeles Mrs. Florence Altman 71 said she could not bear life after Leo. Her husband Leo Altman 72 a noted advertising executive died Tuesday night. Friends visiting the couple found Florence Altman dead later the same day. Police found several capsules in the bed and floor. Altman long with the Los Angeles Herald and later editor of the Times Mid winter edition until 1941. He was prominent in Masonic circles.
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Where to Find It Reveals Local Page Locations
A compact index lists where to find various sections in the edition. It directs readers to Beach Combing on Page B-1, obituaries on Page 3, sports on Pages A-15 to A-17, and other features across multiple pages and sections.
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Sea Bell to Dive 3500 Feet Today
Otis Barton plans a 3500 foot dive aboard the United States liner to test the Benthoscope after minor leaks near Santa Catalina Island. If fixed, Barton aims to reach 3500 feet with hopes for a deeper one mile run later, though depth records are not the primary goal.
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