Stevenson Campaigns in Kentucky Denounces Nixon and War Policies
Adlai Stevenson campaigned in Lexington and Louisville denouncing Nixon and the Eisenhower administration as divided and unfocused on foreign policy. He urged Kentucky voters to support Democratic Senate candidates and labeled the GOP as a “war party” while praising Barkley and criticizing policy choices.
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Alben W. Barkley
Bert Aha Pranbhll
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Thruston B. Morton
Lawrence W. Wetherby
India
John Sherman Cooper
Barkley
Cooper
Lociling Green
Paul inaugurated ninth president of Gettysburg College
Lt General Willard S. Paul was inaugurated as Gettysburg College’s ninth president in Gettysburg with about 160 colleges and educational groups in attendance. He outlined a three point education program stressing past knowledge, humanities, and spiritual values to guide U.S. reforms.
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Willard S. Paul
Gettysburg College
Adams County
Paul
Europe
United States
Cal
Walter C. Langtam
University of Cincinan
Nixon challenges Stevenson to open press conference in Baltimore
In Baltimore Nixon challenged Adlai Stevenson to an open press conference to answer questions on draft and H bomb policies. He accused Stevenson of new inconsistencies and urged cross examination by print and broadcast journalists. Nixon spoke to about 4000 at Maryland State Fairgrounds during a 10000 mile campaign swing.
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Richard M Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
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Stevenson
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Timonium
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United States
Nikita) Khrushchev
Nikolai
Bulganin
Gov. McKeldin
America
Wilmington
Del
New York
Congress
Fragmented TV and radio listings blend sports and arts
The page collage threads a mix of programs and personalities from Roy Rogers to Gunmoke and Beulah along with sports notes and weather. It catalogs show times on Eastern Standard and features names like Jackie Greaton, Herbert Marshall, and Loretta Young amid a dense, chaotic program grid.
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Future Flyers
Roy Rogers
Herbert Marshall
Jack Lege
Gaynol
Jack Connor
Dave von Sothen
Agen
Susanna AU
Sid Caesar
Lawrence Welk
He. Jeannet
George Gobel
Coun Horee
Poltical Talk
Beaten By Presley And Then Fined Too
Elvis Presley won a court victory as charges of assault and battery and disorderly conduct were dismissed. In the accompanying case the two men involved at his October incident, Ed Hopper and Aubrey Brown, were fined $25 and $15 respectively after a brief scuffle at a Memphis service station.
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Oct
Elvis Presley
Idol
Ed Hopper
Presley
Hopper
Aubrey Brown
Brown
Elvis
Sam Friedman
Friedman
Ford Ups 13 Prices And Drops 5 On 1957 Models
Ford Division raised thirteen prices and cut five on its 1957 models in a three week revision. The cheapest Ford car and station wagon sit $1 below Chevrolet’s cheapest, with changes ranging from a $41 cut to a $30 increase and hardtops up to $11. Ford’s cheapest Business Tudor now lists at 1679, just under Chevy’s Series 150 utility sedan.
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Force Motor Co
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Chevrolet
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Japan and Soviet Union Sign End of War Declaration
In Moscow a declaration to end the 11 year state of war was signed by Premier Bulganin and Foreign Minister Sheptov for Russia and Prime Minister Hatoyama and Agriculture Minister Kono for Japan. The pact creates most favored nation trade terms and pledges future discussions on a peace treaty. Russia agrees to return Habomai and Shikotan after a formal peace treaty and to support Japan’s UN membership bid.
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Soviet Union
Russia
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Shikotan
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Ichiro Hatoyama
Ichiro Kono
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United States
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Citizenship Award Night Honors Ellen Lenhart in Woodsboro
Lions Club of Glade Valley honored Woodsboro nurse Ellen Lenhart at Citizenship Award Night. Rev. Hoffmeier praised Lenhart for decades of service to Woodsboro neighbors and community, with remarks by Dr. James E. Stoner Jr. and Mrs. Erlen Lenhart’s longtime friend Mrs. Steiner Cramer presenting a club gift. In another note, Soviet diplomat Shepilov declined to forecast U.S. election outcomes while reaffirming support for banning H-bomb tests. Maryland reports 418 traffic deaths through Oct 18 with six deaths in September in Prince Georges County added.
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Woodsboro
Ellen Lenhart
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James E. Stoner Jr
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Club
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Heed Aircraft
Baltimore
Maryland
Prince Georges County
Eisenhower Leads in Polls as Stevenson Gains Beachhead
President Eisenhower holds a commanding lead in national polls with 60 percent support in twelve eastern states and 153 electoral votes, while Adlai Stevenson gains in several regions. New York favors Ike by a similar margin, and other state polls show mixed shifts with Stevenson narrowing gaps in Indiana and Illinois. Local and regional polls alongside radio and newspaper surveys reflect continuing contest ahead of the election. A Western Maryland GOP chairperson backs Eisenhower Nixon Butler ticket.
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Detroit News
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Evansvile Press
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Indianapolis Star
Chicago Sun-Times
A. Austin Pearce
Western Maryland
Physicians and Dentists Committee For Better
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Butler
Leo Bradt
John T King Jr
Baltimore City
Campaign Confetti Causes Eye Injury
President Eisenhower suffered a slight hemorrhage of the left eye after campaign confetti lodged there in Portland Oregon. White House physician May Gen Howard M Snyder said the confetti was removed and the eye should recover, though it would remain red on arriving in Washington.
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Eisenhower
Howard M Snyder
White House
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Ore
Snyder
Washington
Braxton Charged With Murder In Officer Slaying At Baltimore
An 11 year old, Alvin Braxton, was charged by the grand jury with murder, attempted murder and robbery in the slaying of Patrolman Jonni R. Phelan, who was killed after Braxton led a liquor store robbery attempt and was wounded fleeing. Phelan’s ambulance companion, Patrolman Theodore Weintraub, was wounded in the incident. Also noted, Marilyn Eccleston, a Tacoma Park senior, was named Homecoming Queen at Western Maryland College with festivities surrounding the Hampden-Sydney game and Homecoming ball.
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Jonni R. Phelan
Alvin Herbert Braxton
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Braxton
Theodore Weintraub
Weintraub
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Marilyn Eccleston
Tacoma Park
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Soviet Premier Bulganin Sends New Message to Eisenhower
Soviets deliver another note to President Eisenhower via Soviet Embassy counselor Andrei Ledovski. State Department says subject not disclosed. notes discuss disarmament and Nuclear tests. Dulles to translate and present note after Eisenhower’s return. speculation links to call off nuclear weapon testing.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Andrei M. Ledovski
State Department
Lincoln White
Ledowski
Adlai E. Stevenson
Arkady A. Sobolev
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