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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1955

Page

2

Democrats Blast Dick Nixon For Effective Campaign Tactics

Washington DC Star pieces outline a Democratic critique of Vice President Nixon, arguing they target him to counter the Red issue and his proximity to President Eisenhower. The report notes Nixon’s stance on Communism, mentions Alger Hiss and Harry Dexter White, and cites supporters who defend him as effective and truth-telling.

Dick Nixon Eisenhower Washington D. C Eviiong Star Nixon Democratic Party White House United States Stphen A Mitchell Adlai Stevenson Sam Rayburn Richard L. Neuberger Congress Sears Alger Hiss Harry Dexter White Joe McCarthy Wisconsin Neuberger Cal Pocatello, Idaho ADA Glenn Taylor Idaho Henry Wallace John Carroll Colorado O'Mahoney Wyoming Yvety California Truman Republican National Leonard W Hall Hall Hiss and White Myrtle Point Herald Washington, DC U. S. Senate Douglas Gahagen Civic Auditorium Long Beach Mrs Gahagen Harry Truman America

Armies and Atomic Might Dominion Debate in 1936 Campaign

The piece discusses atomic weapons as a deterrent, cites a 1936 campaign view from The Christian Science Monitor, and notes Ike Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson as GOP and Democratic standard bearers. It forecasts short campaigns and a televised, streamlined race next. It mentions Eisenhower’s State of the Union and Democratic nominating plans.

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Republicans and Morse loom in 1956 politics hints

A fragment mentions Raymond Kistler noting August 27 1956 and early September conventions, debates over Ike and Adlai candidacies, radio and TV shaping campaigns, and speculation on Wayne Morse for the Democratic ticket with local Myrtle Point commentary and a GOP fraternal dinner planned at Myrtle Hotel.

Most America Ike Adlai United States Chicago Morse Wayne Morse U. S Wayne Senator Neuberger England Hades Myrtle Point GOP A. A. Lousman Oregon Republican Clubs Myrtle Hotel Signe Dayton Waldemar Gurney Ed Roberts Herald Office Mr Lousman

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