Dulles Presses Formosa Talks as Reds Fire Anew
Dulles visited Formosa to push a reevaluation of U S and Nationalist ties aiming at a ceasefire on offshore Quemoy islands amid protests from Chiang Kai_shek and Chen Cheng. Washington favored force reductions tied to a permanent Red ceasefire while Chiang warned any pullback could trigger wide war.
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Eisenhower Attacks Demo Left Wing Forces In CA Rally
President urges GOP unity in California campaign stops at Shrine Auditorium. He frames Democratic Congress as block to his labor reform and calls for Bill Knowland and Goodwin Knight to lead a stronger national and state Republican push. He touts administration gains, warns of a centralizing danger, and insists on a pro freedom, pro peace platform.
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Eisenhower Praises Nixon In Campaign Address
President Eisenhower praised Vice President Nixon during a Shrine Auditorium speech in Los Angeles, calling him a shining example of dedication to good government. White House press secretary Hagerty downplayed any sign of policy shift, noting no significant endorsement. Eisenhower highlighted unity in the GOP ticket and contrasted radical liberals with the campaign’s focus on fiscal integrity and a free economy.
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Florida Senator Smathers Presses Strategy On 1958 Elections
Smathers, chair of the Senate Democratic Campaign Committee, urged Butler to stop focusing on 1960 issues and concentrate on winning the 1958 elections. He stated at a news conference that the national chairman should not resign, replying to reporters’ questions.
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Tito Hosts Indonesian Premier Amid Brioni Talks
Belgrade. President Tito welcomed Indonesian Premier Djuanda during a visit to Brioni island. Tito is receiving medical treatment there, with details of the care not disclosed.
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Tense World Says Ulcers Hit Even Kids
New Orleans gains report from Dr. Joseph Shaixen of the American College of Gastroenterology at the convention. He links childhood ulcers to family tension, school trouble, and imagined difficulties, noting rising cases among youngsters.
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Milan plans subway funding in rapid subscription
Milan raised SY2,800,000 for a subway system. officials say the Joan was fully subscribed within 24 hours.
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