Eisenhower warns of partisan clash in race for Congress
In a major address Friday night he warned that losing control to Democrats could trigger a cold war of partisan politics in Washington. Weeks earlier Sherman Adams suggested a Democratic shift might push the President to skip a 1956 bid. Eisenhower later said he did not know Adams's source and had given no thought to running again in 1956.
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Eisenhower Turns 64 Amid Campaign Drive
Denver reports President Eisenhower, enjoying excellent health, marks his 64th birthday while in Colorado. He plans a quiet observance with friends, then returns to Washington after eight weeks, delivering a major address in Indianapolis on the farm program. He has golfed and fished, easing tensions over Communist threats as he remains active in GOP efforts to retain Congress.
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Surprise Test Set For November In Baltimore
Baltimore will conduct a first surprise air raid siren test during a 72 hour window in November. The regional drill covers seven states and the District of Columbia with 120 sirens in Baltimore’s system. Residents should seek shelter if at home, go to the nearest building if on foot, or pull to the curb with a lane clear if driving.
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Work Sleen Play In Comfort Without Nagging Backache
Nagging backache loss of pep and energy headaches and dizziness may be due to slow dawn of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney function is very important to health. When stress or strain slows this function many suffer nagging backache and feel miserable. Minor bind der irritations from cold or wrong diet may cause getting up nights or frequent passages. Don’s Pills—Doan's Pills—offer relief after over 50 years of use.
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iDefense Advisory About Brief 15 Minute Highway Alert
In eastern Pennsylvania valley, a 15 minute alert directs drivers to proceed to the nearest intersection and park on a side road. Thomas reports Reds infiltration of key industries in the district.
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List of 150 present or former Reds named by ex FBI man
Former undercover FBI operative Herman E. Thomas of Allentown Pennsylvania testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that about 130 people were present or former Communist Party members. He said he faced threats and phone calls urging his family to leave town. Senator Welker promised protection.
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Nehru predicted to stay as PM for six more months
Reports from New Delhi say Prime Minister Nehru may remain in office at least six months. He told Congress leaders his seven year tenure left him feeling stale yet he will not rush to a final decision. He noted he will stay involved in government work and development after stepping back from the post. The brief also includes livestock market figures and a note on beauty advice for women over 40.
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