Ike Accuses Opponents Of Pussy-Footing
Dwight D Eisenhower charged opponents with pussy-footing on foreign policy as he abandoned extended campaign travel for a nationwide radio and television appeal from New York. He attacked the administration’s Korea policy and corruption handling, and spoke of a forthcoming change demanded by voters four days away.
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Weather Outlook For Southern California November 1952
Night and morning clouds in coastal sections give way to mostly sunny days inland. Winds in the mountains and northern interior remain brisk with slight warmth after recent rain in coastal valleys. Noon reading November 1 shows high 56 and low 46. October ended cooler nights with few showers.
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Stevenson Seeks Stalemate Over Atomic War in Brooklyn Rally
Adlai E Stevenson argues that a stalemate in Korea beats atomic war as he rails at Eisenhower in Brooklyn. He accuses the Republican nominee of resurgent isolationism and presses for a broader bid across Ohio Indiana and Illinois while closing his eastern tour with three New York speeches.
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New York
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Chiang Gifts 20 US Planes for Birthday Gift
Generalissimo Ching Karshek received a shipment of more than 20 American fighter planes, sent yesterday as a birthday token. The World War II models, aboard a United States escort carrier, arrived at Kaoshus port as the first tranche under US military aid progress toward Po Jos. The arrival underscored strengthening Chinese arms as an arm of the free cause.
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Smith Refuses To Answer In Nixon Fund Case
Attorney Nana Smith trustee of the Nixon fund refused to say if Senator Richardson was at risk when a $320 Havana check was written. The deposit dispute centers on a check tied to a Florida gambler, with claims it was drawn from Smith’s own account and not the Nixon fund. Rothman Miami Havana lawyers filed suit September 25 seeking repayment of $1200.
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Politics Tonight On Radio TV Schedule Brief
Eisenhower on KNGBH Channel 4 at 7 and 8 p.m. Stevenson on KTTV at 10 p.m. Morse on KECA Channel 7 at 8:15 p.m. James Duff on KNX at 8 p.m. Dr Bill Alexander for Eisenhower Nixon on KTTV at 7 p.m. KANK radio 3 96 a.m.
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U S Plane Shot Down Over Manchuria Claim
Hong Kong dispatch says a U S F-84 jet fighter was shot down over Manchuria on October 26. The Communist agency claims the pilot loaded out and was captured after eight F-84s invaded Liaotung.
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Fire kills elderly in Missouri nursing home blaze
Hillsboro Missouri fire at Cedar Grove Nursing Home traps elderly residents on upper floors. At least 19 dead, 50 injured feared. victims aged 60 to 99+, many bedridden. Oldest identified victim Jane Philips 95 of Desloge. Inquest set for 10 a m. Fire started around 5 43 p m in an annex bathroom after a long delay before firefighters arrived.
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Desloge
Lewis Wins Pay Raise For Hard Coal Miners
Washington reports that John L. Lewis secured a $1.90 daily pay increase for 68,000 hard coal miners, mirroring a raise previously negotiated for soft coal workers. The soft coal hike was rejected by the Wage Stabilization Board and is under review by Economics to supervisor Roger L. Putnam.
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Roger L. Putnam
Truman Attacks Nixon On Fund Investment Praise
President Truman, on the campaign trail, charged Sen. Nixon proved himself a good investment for contributors to an $18,238 fund, criticizing him as a reactionary. He planned rear platform talks in Illinois towns and a final major speech in St. Louis, with a brief Democratic broadcast before Independence, Missouri voting day.
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Illinois Prison Riot Ends Safe, Promised Probe
After a five day siege at Menard prison, 145 state police restored order. Gov Adlai Stevenson inspected the cell block as a wounded inmate, LM Hays, was treated. Authorities pledged a full investigation while rioters faced potential charges.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Sherwood _Bixon
Michaele Seytrit
South Koreans Hold Crest Near Triangle Hill Front
South Korean and allied forces battled Chinese Communist troops on Triangle hill on the central front, stalling 25 yards from the crest as Red hand grenades and rifle fire halted their advance. At Jane Russell hill ROKs regained control despite dawn attacks and repelled a 200-strong Chinese assault. In the west, Allied infantry with tanks killed or wounded about 500 Reds in a daylight raid, while Sabrejets clashed with MiG-15s, claiming two kills and damage to others. Colonel Baker and Captain Winshefer were credited with air kills.
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Pentagon Says 77,000 Wounded Return To Duty
Pentagon reports that 77,000 U S wounded have returned to duty in Korea with more recoveries expected among 12,600 still wounded. Brig Gen Ginsburgh said 1,400 of 13,000 missing servicemen have been returned to the United States and about 1,900 are known to be in Communist hands. Total U S casualties, including about 21,000 dead, run to about 123,000.
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Lockheed Wage Dispute Settled
Federal mediation announced a settlement ending a wage dispute at Lockheed that threatened plane production for Korea. The deal covers 27,000 Los Angeles area workers with indirect impact on 35,000, includes a retroactive wage hike to Aug. 25 and a quarterly cost-of-living escalator clause.
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Nixon Rips Stevenson Over Korea Plan Remarks
HOLLYWOOD AP Sen Nixon blasted Gov Stevenson for ridiculing Eisenhower's Korea plan during a two day Southern California swing. He accused Stevenson of ignoring first hand Korea battlefield realities while promoting riots at Illinois prisons. Nixon warned that without Eisenhower, peace prospects fade and urged support for a strong Korea policy.
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Truce Delegate Denounces UN War Crimes Claim
North Korean Gen Nam Il, a communist truce delegate, accused the United Nations of bloody war crimes and mass murder over alleged prisoner mistreatment. He protested to Lt Gen William H Harrison about the deaths of two prisoners and 178 wounded at Koje and Cheju islands this week.
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Ridgway Awards Honor To 28th Division Soldier
Paris dispatch reports Supreme Allied Commander Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway met Cpl George W Higgins, 22, of the 109th Infantry, 28th Division, after selecting him as the most combat-ready soldier from 18,000 men. Higgins, a former Pennsylvania National Guard member, is among the division stationed in Germany.
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Mrs Van Fleet Delivers Letter To Ike Over Lies
Mrs Margaret Van Fleet, wife of Gen James Van Fleet, gave Dwight D Eisenhower a copy of a Korea war letter her husband sent from Korea. She said its release came at her own responsibility after Eisenhower asked to use it to reveal truth about Korea troop deployment. The letter criticized opposition to greater use of South Korean troops and compared Korea to Greece.
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Rioting Convicts Cause Major Damage at Ohio State Prison
In Columbus the wrecked Ohio State Penitentiary saw 2,520 inmates riot for eight hours over dining and pay issues. Dozens were injured and damage estimated up to 1 million dollars as fires destroyed the chapel, offices, and workshops. Guards restored order with tear gas after heavy police and National Guard deployment.
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Rescue teams search for 11 missing after B-29 crash
In Okinawa, rescue planes, boats, helicopters and tugs launched an intensive hunt for 11 American airmen missing after the B-29 from a North Korea bombing raid ditched 10 miles west of Okinawa. Three crew members were rescued and treated for shock and exposure at an air base hospital.
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