Nixon funds and Stevenson fund under debate
Springfield dispatch reports Democrats fear Nixon secret expense fund could backfire as Stevenson staff pushions for details on the Illinois salary subsidy. Governors press setup blocks questions and Stevenson resists news conferences, highlighting the role of television in modern campaigns.
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Jenner Sees State Dept Push for Oct 15 Truce
Senator William E. Jenner claims the State Department is frantically wiring for a truce around October 15 in Korea. He warns a pre election truce would be Russian and only for campaign gain, and says Russia would renew the conflict after the elections. Jenner also challenges Adlai Stevenson to repudiate Byrd, George, and McCarran, as Stevenson criticizes Eisenhower’s blanket GOP endorsements.
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William E. Jenner
R.-Ind
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Virginia
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Georgia
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Wisconsin
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America
Sparkman Declares Evil Shared By Parties in Des Moines
In Des Moines Sparkman says corruption is not partisan and attacks both parties. He tells 400 at the Des Moines Dinner Club that neither Democrats nor Republicans monopolize graft and that voters will weigh the investigations led by Democrats in Congress.
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John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Congress
Acheson Says Ike Misquoted Him in Speech
Acheson accuses Eisenhower of misquoting his Korea defense stance from January 1950. He says the defense perimeter did not exclude Korea and that Eisenhower’s Cincinnati speech misrepresents his position, insisting the line was defined by military authorities.
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Acheson
Dwight Eisenhower
Korea
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Eisenhower
Pacific
Eilsenhower
Cincinnati
National Press Club
Western
Japan
Philippines
South Korea
United States
Knowland Sees GOP Landslide Possibility During Nixon Probe
Sen. William F. Knowland, adviser to Eisenhower, predicts a definite Republican landslide this fall aided by Nixon’s expense fund controversy resolution. He notes Stevenson’s reluctance to publicly account for gifts to California officials and cites Eisenhower’s renewed optimism amid large crowds and Nixon's national attention. The mood shifts after Nixon’s televised explanation and favorable press coverage.
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William F. Knowland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Sen
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Hisenhower
Adlai B. Stevenson
Sen. Nixon
Stevenson
Maryland
Baltimore
Seek Missing Cat From Long Beach Family
Mr and Mrs Walter Albrecht of Columbus Ohio seek their cat Kitty missing for a week. The mostly black cat with white THANE is about 2 years old. Pet Protective League assists in the search. Last seen near 6222 Mreck Jes Ra.
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Long Beach
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Albrecht
Mreck- Jes Ra
Kitty
Pet Protective League
Drills Hit Gas Pocket While Digging Home Water Well
Kansas City report states Br. Graham Asher hired a drilling firm to dig a water well for an in-house air conditioning system. Workers struck a natural gas pocket and the crow reportedly plans to use gas in the hose for heating. Asher estimates the gas well will repay in three to four years.
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