Eisenhower Says He Sees Nothing Funny In Peril Of Nation
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told a Fort Wayne crowd that he sees nothing funny about the nation’s peril in the presidential race. He warned that America is in danger, contrasting his gravity with Stevenson’s levity, noting Korea casualties and wartime seriousness. The event drew about 5,000 supporters.
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Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Reds New U N Delegate Arrives in the United States
Russia appoints deputy foreign minister Valerian A. Zorin as the new chief Soviet delegate to the United Nations arriving in New York to take over duties from Jacob A. Malik. Observers expect Zorin to cast his first veto soon as the Security Council prepares to vote on five Western-sponsored membership applications before September 30.
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Security Council
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Report Tonight and Tuesday
The United Press reports Wisconsin: mostly fair and cooler tonight with low 40s, Tuesday highs 72 to 78. Minnesota: fair tonight, cooler then warmer Tuesday with lows around 35 to 40 and highs near 7 seven?70s. Northwestern observations note clear skies, Fox River gauge 32 inches above crest at Menasha dam, temperature max 82, min 51, precipitation 1.2 inches.
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Protestant Sect in Rome Plans Court Fight Over Ban
Rome Church of Christ leaders said they will seek court action against police bans on Protestant services in the city. Head Cline R. Paden of Brownfield Texas said they would pursue the case, after worshipers were barred from church rooms in a Roman villa. Services later held secretly in a member's home. The delegation asked Italy's Interior Ministry for quick, favorable action on a Rome service permit application submitted last week. An Italian source cited the crackdown as tied to about 1,040 postwar conversions from Catholicism. Paden contends the interference violates religious liberty and assembly and thought guarantees. ministry officials noted lack of government permission to hold services, a Mussolini era rule still cited.
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Lodge says Taft supports his re election bid
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts asserts that Senator Robert Taft of Ohio endorses his campaign for reelection. Lodge is cited as a leading figure in the effort and claims Taft’s backing strengthens his position.
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Indian Party Calls For East West Meet
The Indian Congress party urges a major East West conference involving the United States Britain France and Russia. Nehru drafted the resolution urging Kennedy’s support and a Big Five style meeting to ease disarmament tensions amid U S political shifts.
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Eisenhower
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Adlai Plans to invade four seaboard states in swing
Adlai Stevenson maps a campaign swing into Connecticut Massachusetts New York Maryland and Virginia as he targets four doubtful states in the race. Managers view New York as reasonably safe while predicting tough battles in the others. Stevenson resumes major speaking in Springfield Mass with a later push planned in Massachusetts.
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GI Force Takes Accreditation Cards From Three Reds in Frankfurt
U S Army in Frankfurt reports it took accreditation passes from three Soviet officials after Moscow demanded their withdrawal. The action followed a Russian claim of American blockades near their Potsdam mission, with both sides accusing the other of spying and forcing document handovers.
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Two Killed Three Injured Near Appleton
AP reports nine Wisconsin accidental deaths over the weekend include a two car crash on Highway 41 near Appleton leaving Jane Van denburg 23 and Mary Jane Rongers 11 dead. Three others, plus Floyd Bissing 24, are injured critically.
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Little Hope Is Held of Ending Anglo Iranian Fight
Washington officials are nearly despairing of ending the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. They had counted on Mossadegh concessions but now have no new moves ready if the situation worsens.
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Lewis and Policy Group Gather Today for Talks
John L Lewis leads a 200 member UMW Policy Committee meeting in Washington to shape strategy as a coal contract deadline nears. Talks with Southern coal producers and Pennsylvania hard coal owners progress slowly while Iranians linked to Mossadegh influence global oil dynamics.
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Busy Week Begins For Investigators
Investigators start a busy week reviewing Justice Department files on the 1946 Kansas City vote fraud case. Rep. Claude Bakewell and Rep. Robert Collier will inspect records while former officials testify. J. Howard McGrath is set to testify, followed by T. Lamar Caudle, ousted last year.
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Stepdaughter of Barkley Enrolls At Wisconsin U
Jane E Hadley, 11 year old stepdaughter of Vice President Barkley, enrolled as a freshman at the University of Wisconsin for the 1952 53 term. A resident of Paducah Kentucky Washington and St Louis Missouri she joined the class of 1955. She planned to study liberal arts with a focus on art history.
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Family rift as Beatty son joins Eisenhower group
In Birmingham Alabama a split in the Beatty family is noted. State Rep Henry Beatty a Democrat faces a division with son Douglas aged 17 elected president of a newly formed bipartisan group supporting Eisenhower. The move signals political factionalism within the family and party lines.
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Disabled Group To Meet in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Association for the Disabled announces its 27th annual meeting will be held in Milwaukee on October 9 and 10. The group reports a two day gathering with official sessions and accessibility programs.
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AFL Convention To Endorse Adlai See Hint
NEW YORK delegates to the AFL annual convention heard an opening address by President William Green signaling a likely endorsement of Gov Adlai E Stevenson for president. A decision is expected in a week after speeches by Stevenson and his Republican rival Gen Dwight D Eisenhower. Green indicated the choice would hinge on candidates views and party platforms on the Taft Hartley Act and wage price controls.
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MacArthur Group Shifts to Support Eisenhower in Ashland
Ashland editor John Chapple, founder of Fighters for MacArthur, announced his group has been renamed Fighters for MacArthur Now Fighting for Eisenhower. He plans to travel to St Paul to offer Eisenhower full personal backing as the party unites behind Eisenhower, Taft, McCarthy and other patriotic Republicans.
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Truck Firms Threaten to Cut Off West Berlin Food Supplies
Truck firms threatened to halt Western Germany food shipments to West Berlin unless compensation is paid for losses from Soviet border delays. Unanimous vote to stop deliveries by midnight could deprive Berlin of 40,000 tons weekly, worsening Cold War tensions and echoing 1949 blockades.
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MIG Downed En Masse in North Korea Air Battle
U S Air Force fighter bombers protected by Sabres destroyed at least nine MIG-15s during attacks on Red targets near Sinuiju close to Manchurian border. Eight MIGs were shot down, one forced into a crash, two damaged in eleven clashes ranging from 30 000 feet to tree tops. Allied losses to be reported. Navy planes later hit Hoeryong warehouses and a power plant.
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Pennsylvania Police Seek Fugitive Felons
Three bank robbers described as desperate and vicious remain at large near Allentown Pennsylvania after a 72 hour search covering roads and rural routes. State police FBI and local officers report no confirmed sightings since Friday near Guthsville. The fugitives Joseph Nolen Ballard Nolen and Elmer Schuer hijacked cars, assaulted a man, kidnapped a family and robbed a Hamburg diner while on the lam.
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