GOP Scores Two To One Victory In Maine
Returns from yesterday's Maine election show Gov Frederick G. Payne winning a U. S. Senate seat by more than a two to one margin over Democrat Roger Dube. Statewide results also place Burton M Cross as governor with a strong showing, while Congress races favor Republicans in the first, second, and third districts.
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Maine
Portland
Frederick G. Payne
U. S
Senate
Owen Brewster
Margaret Chase Smith
Roger Dube
Lewiston
Burton M Cross
Augusta
Cross
James C. Oliver
South Portland
Robert Hale
James McVicar
Hale
Charles P. Neilson
Leland B Currier
Clifford G. McIntire
Philip Sharpe
Payne
Duke
Ear
S. Grant
Oliver
Neil
F Bishop
Henry W. Boyker
Weather and life in Southern California on Sept 9 1952
Scattered high clouds tonight and Wednesday with mostly sunny days ahead. Early coastal fog and low clouds. record highs and lows noted from Sept 9 1952. Jimmy Cub reports happiness about cool night weather and a return to school as Monday nears. Family car driving scenes add light domestic humor.
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California
Jimmy Cub
James
Jimmy
Bill
Egypt Reforms Land Law Reshapes Egyptian Power Structure
Premier Mohammed Naguib's cabinet orders landlords to surrender land above 200 acres for redistribution to landless peasants. The decrees, backed by martial law, aim to end feudal economics and political corruption, dissolving existing parties until they meet strict filing and program requirements. Naguib, now premier and military governor, holds sweeping powers as Egypt moves to implement the new laws.
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Egypt
Naguib
Ahmed Fuad
Cairo
Nagmb
Farouk
Thei
Nixon urges Nebraska GOP to focus on record not gutter politics
Senator Richard Nixon told about 2,500 Nebraska Republicans after the post-primary convention to not worry about a slow start to the campaign. He said the party must avoid a August win at the expense of November, denouncing Truman’s critique of Eisenhower and urging focus on the record as Taft backers rally enthusiasm.
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Kearney
Neb
Richard Nixon
Nebraska
Nixon
Harry Truman
California
Robert A Taft
Californians Divided Over Toll Roads And Gasoline Tax
Los Angeles report shows two thirds of Californians favor toll roads while 125 percent oppose them and 40.7 percent favor a gasoline tax increase per a survey released by the California Safety Council. Robert Moffitt, council vice president, commented on the poll results.
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Los Angeles
Sleep Walking Elephant Tender Hurt By Charges
Delmar Teel 17, a Tucson, Arizona circus caretaker, walked in his sleep and was grabbed by an elephant which lifted him and slammed him to the ground, causing a broken leg. He vowed to quit sleeping near his charges after the incident.
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Delmar Teel
Teel
Tucson
Ann
Haircut Prices Raised To 1.50
Los Angeles area barbers unions raise haircut prices to 1.50 effective immediately in six communities including Compton South Gate Bell Huntington Park Maywood Bell Gardens and Manhattan Hermosa Redondo El Segundo Los Nietos Rivera and South Whittier. Union executive secretary Frank LeCain says prices may extend to Los Angeles after a Monday meeting. they cite 1.25 was not enough to live on.
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AFL
Barbers Union
Compton
South Gate
Bell
Huntington Park
Maywood
Bell Gardens
Manhattan
Hermosa
Redondo
el Segunda Los Nietos
Rivera
South Whittier
Frank LeCain
Barbers
Third Quint Dies In Brazilian Quintuplet Tragedy
In Paulo Brazil an additional of the quintuplets born to a poverty stricken couple died yesterday leaving only two of the Negro infants alive.
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Paulo
Brazil
U N Jets Destroy 19 Migs in Korea Attack
Allied F-83 Sabres and F-84 Thunderjets pounded a North Korean military academy at Sakchu as U.N. jets destroyed or damaged 19 MIG-15 fighters. The day marked the best MiG tally for September with 29 destroyed, 1 likely destroyed, and 29 damaged.
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Korean Academy
SAOUL
United Nations
Hth
Sakchu
Korea
Antung
Manchuna
U. N
Eisenhower Campaigns In Indiana
Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Indianapolis on his first Indiana campaign stop. He was greeted warmly by Sen. William E. Jenner despite policy rifts, and a crowd over 2,500 cheered as his plane landed. Jenner’s criticism of Gen. George C. Marshall sparked questions about teaming with Jenner. Eisenhower praised Marshall but urged voters to back the Republican team and a GOP Congress in November.
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Ind
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Indiana
William E. Jenner
Jenner
Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Weir Cook
Cleveland
Marty Snyder
Europe
United States
Indiana Republican Editorial Assn
Butler University
Field House
Senate
Administration
Marshall
Army
Congress
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
House
Pittsburgh Falls to Mets in Ten Inning Deluge
National League baseball final shows Pittsburgh scoring in the third inning and again late, but New York storms ahead with a six run total and holds a 11 12 0 line while Hogue, Waugh, Bell, Kline, Main and McCullough contribute for the Mets as Fitsgerald and Connelly manage the pitching.
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New York
Hogue
Waugh
Bell
Kline
Main
McCullough
Fitsgerald
Connelly
Spencer
Yvars
Wage Board ruling may end Lockheed strike
A Wage Stabilization Board decision expected today could end the Lockheed strike by 25,000 workers and avert a walkout by 25,000 Douglas workers. IAM local strikes halt production of the Starfighter and other jets while talks with Douglas continue. the unions seek pay raises and a union shop, with a midnight Friday strike deadline looming. The Munitions Board awaits Air Force input on production impact as Finletter cautions against strikes.
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Lockheed
Air Force
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Beverly Hills
Palmdale
Douglas
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Douglas Santa Monica
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Snider
Company
Washington
Munitions Board
America
Thomas K Finletter
Thirteen Bail Out Of Crippled B-29 In Montana Crash
Thirteen crew members parachuted from a crippled B 29 before it crashed and exploded on a Montana mountainside. The bomber, part of the radar calibration squadron from Hamilton AFB California, lost an engine to fire and plunged into Mt Stuart woods near Phillipsburg. Three airmen were injured but not seriously as the survivors were to be returned to their home base.
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Here
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Hamilton Air Force Base
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Moat
Traffic light change mixup prompts emergency response
Mrs Lynn Scott of Twentynine Palms thought she operated a traffic signal when she pulled a switch at a Pasadena corner. Fire engines arrived in response to the alarm, revealing the mistake.
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Pasadena
Lynn Scott
Twentynine Palms
Quake Likely Centered Near Costa Rica
Mexican seismologists reported a strong earthquake at 6 58 52 a m CST. A spokesman said if south of the area the temblor would shake a wide area of Costa Rica. Caltech seismologists in Pasadena noted the quake was definitely centered near Costa Rica.
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Mexico City
Costa Rica
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Eisenhower Nixon Stevenson campaign swing details
Eisenhower flies from Cleveland to Indianapolis for a 6 30 p m luncheon address at Butler University Field House. Nixon heads into Nebraska after a New England swing with speeches scheduled. Stevenson flies from Seattle to San Francisco for a 7 p m talk at Bulfram Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Sparkman completes tours of Truman's home state delivering speeches in Jefferson City Moberly and Kansas City Missouri.
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
Nbc-Abc
Butler University Field House
Nixon
Nebraska
New England
Stevenson
Seatte
San Francisco
Bulfram Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Sparkman
Truman
Jefferson City
Moberly
Kansas City
Shivers Urges Texans To Fight Against Stevenson
A Democratic Texas governor Allan Shivers urged supporters at the state convention to back Eisenhower and oppose Adlai Stevenson. He called for organized Democratic revolt, claimed Texans should be free to vote against Stevenson, and denounced Trumanism and national party leadership as corrupt and ineffective. He insisted Stevenson appear on the Democratic ballot due to moral and legal obligations.
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Amarillo
Tex
Allan Shivers
Adlai Stevenson
Texas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Shivers
Stevenson
National Democratic
National Democratic Party
Taft Awaits Signal To Pitch In For Eisenhower
Senator Robert Taft awaits a cue from Frank Carlson on meeting Eisenhower and begin campaign help. Eisenhower says Taft will be a top administrator figure in any future GOP administration, while Taft jokes about age and readiness after birthday celebrations and a Canada fishing trip.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
New York
Ohio
Stevenson Campaign Opens With Cross Country Swing
Gov Adlai Stevenson Democratic nominee arrived in San Francisco from Seattle at 1 pm to launch a major foreign policy speech. He will speak from the Veterans Memorial Auditorium at 7 30 pm over CBS and be telecast on KNXT and radio on KNX. Stevenson met by California Democratic leaders and headed to the Fairmont Hotel in a police escort. He planned talks with labor leaders and farm representatives, and attended a reception hosted by Edward Heller. He argued Eisenhower’s foreign policy mirrors Democratic aims, with caveats on liberation of eastern Europe. He accused Republicans of borrowing Democratic planks and urged investment to rehabilitate eroded farm and range lands rather than desert reclamation. He plans a train stump tour from San Francisco to Los Angeles tomorrow.
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Adlai Stevenson
Seattle
Veterans’ Memorial Auditorium
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Stevenson
California
Fairmont
Tocal
Edward Heller
Cochairman
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
San Joaquin Valley
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