Nixon Denies Wrongdoing On Expenses
Nixon rejects Democratic accusation of moral wrongdoing over a $16 100 expense fund raised by wealthy supporters. He defends the fund as a needed stipend for travel and speeches, while Dana C. Co. Smith of Pasadena substantiates the disclosure and cites supporters who provided the funding. Smith says contributors include his brothers and others, and notes taxes may apply differently from Nixon’s view.
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Robot Planes $300 Answer To Hard Bombing Problems
The Navy touts pilotless Hellcat planes as a $300 conversion for using 60,000-dollar obsolete aircraft against Korea’s mountains. Navy reps say television guided robots could strike tunnels and targets up to 900 miles away, with missions from Pearl Harbor noted but officials cautious about declaring a new warfare era.
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Byrnes Shifts to Eisenhower Backing After 50 Years
In Columbia South Carolina Governor James F Byrnes disclosed he will support General Dwight D Eisenhower for president breaking more than five decades of Democratic affiliation. He cited Eisenhower as best suited to clean up Washington and keep the nation from war. Byrnes said loyalty to country overrides party. The move drew sharp criticism from Democratic leaders Jonathan Daniels and Averell Harriman.
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Stevenson Lands Truman For Foreign Policy Stand
Governor Adlai Stevenson praised President Truman for guiding foreign policy and attacked Republicans with sharp wit during New England swing. He told 6,000 Springfield listeners the GOP has no clear issues and mocked the central issue as humor. He spoke in Hartford about party loyalty versus ethical politics.
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Eisenhower Defends Nixon On Expense Scandal Train Stop
General Eisenhower defended Senator Nixon as an honest man amid a dispute over Nixon's nonofficial California expense account. Hagerty announced Ike would contact Nixon by phone soon and noted advisers saw the issue as a political setback for the campaign.
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B-25 From WPAFB Crashes at Dayton Killing Two
A WPAFB B-25 two engined bomber crashed in a wooded area near Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Pilot and co-pilot were killed. Names withheld pending kin notification. One body seen. the other not located. Crash likely occurred during Thursday night rain and wind. The wreckage hit the Schuman farm.
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Angler nets stolen bike in Scioto River catch
In Columbus a 15 year old named Raymond Ross using standard fishing gear fished in the Scioto River Thursday and reeled in a bicycle. Police say the bike had been stolen and dumped into the river.
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Living Costs Set Record In August
Government data show the consumer cost index rising to 191.1 percent of the 1935-39 average in mid August, marking a third straight record. Increases in food and major items lifted prices while apparel and home furnishings shifted little. The old series dipped modestly, not erasing June and July gains, boosting wage hikes for about 1.5 million workers including over 10 million railroad workers under quarterly adjustment.
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Winds Snare Mission Tent In Dayton Injuring Sixteen
A 50 mile per hour wind storm struck Dayton Ohio during a revival service injuring at least 16. The mission tent collapsed and flew apart as about 2000 people were inside. A dust storm followed with power outages, tree damage, and 15 fire alarms in an hour. Nearby Xenia Washington Court House and West Carrollton reported outages and impassable roads.
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Voter Registration Deadlines Announced in Middletown
The notice lists residents who must register or update their details by November 4 including those with name changes first-time registrants and movers. Registration runs at the Board of Elections in the Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Building 9 am to 5 pm weekdays and Saturday mornings, with a final deadline on Wednesday September 24.
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Baby Born To Mother Whose Son Was Stolen
In Michigan City Indiana a girl was born on Thursday to Mrs Jo ames Lyons in the same hospital ward where her first son Lawrence vanished last October. The newborn is kept with her mother in the same room rather than the St Anthony Hospital nursery from which the earlier child disappeared. A nationwide search found no trace of the missing boy.
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Chinese Troops Seize Foothold on Old Baldy Hill
Daylight air raids by 33 B 29s from Japan and Okinawa hit Red installations near Hungnam as U N forces press to weaken Chinese footholds on Old Baldy Hill. Allied ground troops inch upward amid heavy fire while reserves and air support shield advances along the Western Front and at Pork Chop Ridge.
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Tragedy Strikes Family With Two Losses in Year
In Michigan City Indiana WF James Lyons 42 died of a heart ailment at a café a day after his wife gave birth to a daughter at the same hospital where their missing son was last seen last October. The baby weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces and was reported well. The mother was said to be recovering before Lyons’ death.
Policeman Adds 3 More Tickets To Hoard Of 39
Chicago report says Officer Walter stops Anthony Korchynski for driving wrong way and issues more tickets. Unable to locate a license, a suggestion is made it may be in the car’s rear trunk. A total of 39 traffic tickets are noted with three added for wrong lane驾驶 no license and no safety sticker.
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Malik vetoes three nations to block Indochinese entry
United Nations news reports Jacob A Malik of Russia exercised three more vetoes to prevent the admission of Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia to the UN. The vetoes underscore Cold War tensions as the nations seek UN membership.
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Lewis Ban empting Some Owners Lewis Ban empting Some Owners
Major coal operators in Pennsylvania Illinois and Indiana consider bids from John L. Lewis to exempt them from a threatened Northern mine strike. Some Illinois Indiana firms reportedly arrange with his union to continue operation with future pay and concession terms. Pickets shut a Pittsburgh area mine as the strike deadline nears. Lewis seeks to keep 125 to 150 million tons of output while avoiding a national emergency and Taft Hartley action. He won a 20 cent tonnage royalty boost with the Pennsylvania Anthracite industry and delayed actions against Southern soft coal mines to Oct 1.
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U S Builds Vast Air Base in Thule Greenland
Thule Air Force Base rises in Greenland near the Arctic wastes with unfinished airfield pieces in use. Officials say the 90 999 acre site lies in a wide amphitheater above Baffin Bay and will cost about 263 million dollars when finished.
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Polio cases near 50,000 mark nationwide
Polio grinds toward its worst year with an AP tally showing an expected 50,000 or more cases, surpassing 1949's 42,366. Reported by ALTON L. BLAKESLEE, the survey notes 21 states in epidemic rates, multitudes affected, and rising teen infections as bills flow from March of Dimes funding and iron lungs.
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Japanese Youths Batter Strikers at Passport Sit Down
Asahi reports about 30 applicants for passports to the Communist peace conference in Peiping were beaten by about 20 young hilackshi Japanese wearing patriotic martyrs corps armbands. The sit down strike at the Foreign Office led to the rejection of 97 applications to go to Peiping.
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Ike Hello Reception Sets Middletown Visit Tone
Sunday's Journal previews Ike's visit with a big welcome on Tuesday and local supporters plan preps. It notes fall fashions music and club activities for society pages and features on Middletown Music Club and Federation of Women's Clubs. A behind the scenes look at a fashion show is promised and Butler County Fair coverage will run with Miami Valley pages. The city commission weighs how many decibels arrest a noise violator amid a window rattler dispute.
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