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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1952

Page

5

Democratic tensions rise over Nixon and Stevenson

Myrtle Point Herald outlines the national party dispute as Stephen A. Mitchell calls for Nixon’s resignation while Truman pushes for investigation. The piece notes Stevenson’s rumored funds and hints at Democratic frustrations in the South, suggesting a potential new leadership moment for Adlai Stevenson.

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Byrnes to Vote for Eisenhower Says He Is An American First

Washington D C Governor James F Byrnes of South Carolina former Supreme Court justice and once assistant president to F D Roosevelt announces he will vote for General Eisenhower. He says he is American first and a Democrat second and must put the welfare of the nation first.

White House in danger as Caudle testifies on McGrath tale

The firing of J. Howard McGrath is cited as he claims a story could blow the White House into space. Caudle warned McGrath might sue him, while McGrath says little in reply after two committee appearances.

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Do Nothing 80th Congress credited for wartime gains

A Myrtle Point column extols the 80th Congress as the force behind major postwar advances. It praises military build up and unity, large peacetime defense spending, foreign aid programs, tax cuts, housing growth, veterans benefits, and farm support while contrasting them with Truman’s fair deal. It notes investigations into communism and returns praise to Republican leadership and the Hoover Commission.

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