Eisenhower Denied Pressure On New York Campaign Address
White House press secretary James Hagerty said reports that the Republican organization asked Eisenhower to limit his New York campaign activities were completely false. Eisenhower tours Manhattan for two days with rallies and will deliver a nonpolitical address at the National Football Foundation dinner. Hagerty noted GOP leaders, not the White House, decide where he makes a major address and confirmed Rockefeller’s past role in foreign policy matters.
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Trial hears lewd phrase used in training by Army sergeant
A general court martial at Empire Army training center heard Pvt. Custis L. Bawthorne testify that Sgt. 1¢ Charles Maman used a lewd phrase as a standard reply to recruits. Maman faces seven specifications for assault and maltreatment, with potential 51 years' imprisonment and a dishonorable discharge if convicted on all counts.
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Maman
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Butler cites Russia lead in economy and arms progress
Democratic national chairman Butler told Los Angeles newsmen that Russia advances in production by 6 to 74 percent, with 10 submarines and key ballistic missiles, while Eisenhower warns the recession end remains uncertain. He cited alleged antisemitic GOP tactics and a campaign brochure tying Rep. Hosmer's opponent to Jewish faith, noting May's wife is Russian born.
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Money allergy? Laughing at Mrs Almond's plight in Lynchburg
In Lynchburg Virginia Mrs W H Almond is said to be allergic to money causing misfortune in her job handling the paper's circulation. Friends tease that she breaks out when touching coins and bills and she plans to focus on housekeeping to cope with the troubles.
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Youths Attempt Bus Fare Jump leads to arrests
About 76 high school boys tried to board a game bus without paying. Officers subdued the group. 80 paid to ride another bus. Four ringleaders were booked on disorderly conduct charges at the police station.
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Seyeral Juvenile Aid Bares
Nixon Campaign Is Personal Gamble for 1960 Nomination
Vice President Nixon campaigns to boost his 1960 presidential prospects by linking himself to local GOP groups and raising funds. His tour yielded about 1.15 million dollars, with nearly half from rallies, as he seeks to shore up party organization and GOP chances in a potential race.
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