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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1956

Page

6

Nixon Harm Proves to Be Fallacy

The United Press surveyed Republican state chairmen who largely felt Nixon did not hurt the ticket and helped it. Chairs from Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey New York and Ohio praised Nixon as an asset boosting voter interest and campaign impact across states.

Nixon Washington Richard M. Nixon United Press Ece Harold E. Stassen Eisenhower Stassen Massachusetts Ralph H. Bonnel Boston Eve Ike Michigan John Feikens New Jersey Samuel L. Bodine New York L. Judson Morhouse Ohio Ray C. Bliss Midwest and Rocky Mountain Association of Republican

Nixon boost praised by party chairs in four states

Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and West Virginia party chairs credit Nixon with energizing the Republican ticket. George S. Bloom calls his October appearance a turning point, John Q. Adams notes increased Texas support, and John D. Hoblitzell Jr. says Nixon boosted youth enthusiasm and party confidence.

Nixon Ohio Pennsylvania George S. Bloom State Texas John Q. Adams West Virginia John D.hoblitzell Jr

Federal banks authorized to raise savings rates to 3 percent

The Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp authorize federally insured banks to raise savings account rates from 2 1/2 to 3 percent a year starting Jan 1. The move aims to spur saving and boost funds available for lending amid tight money conditions. participation is voluntary and banks count remains unclear.

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Robeson Greets Soviet Writers in Moscow Interview

MOSCOW Um-Moscow newspapers published an interview with Paul Robeson greeting the Soviet Union and its people. Robeson, in New York, told ten Soviet correspondents he hopes to obtain a passport for foreign tours and said he had little opportunity to perform in American stages. He refused to file a non-Communist affidavit to press his passport request.

Moscow Today Paul Robeson Soviet Union Robeson New York

Romania Votes Alignment With Soviet Policies

In a 10 page joint communique Premier Bulganin and Romanian Premier Chivu Stoica declare Romania in near complete accord with Soviet policies. The pact includes continued Soviet troop presence in Romania and a wheat and fodder loan, with trade and oil-based settlements. Khrushchev visit followed by celebratory reception. Western diplomats abstained.

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Church Fails On Segregation.

Dr. Percy L. Julian of Chicago declared the church the most pitiful spectacle in the segregation problem, saying it is harder to fight segregation than schools. The regional interracial conference of the Methodist Church near Baltimore includes 225 White and Negro delegates from Maryland, the District of Columbia, and parts of Virginia and West Virginia, with discussions and a final public meeting.

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Greek Leader Karamanlis Arrives in Belgrade for Talks

Greek Premier Konstantin Karamanlis arrives in Belgrade for four days of talks with Marshal Tito. The visit aims to strengthen Balkan ties amid renewed Soviet pressure, intensifying Yugoslav Greek cooperation once linked to the Greek Turkish alliance.

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Stranger in Warning Sparks Gould Police Report

Gould told police he was warned of an imminent robbery. He said the stranger grew pale and fled after the warning, noting the tense moment during the contact.

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