California by-election shows GOP learning from past mistakes
California voters delivered a clear message as Republicans in the 24th District refined strategy, with strong precinct organization and turnout. The piece reviews shifts in party lines from Wisconsin to New Jersey, noting that Eisenhower era pragmatism and record-based campaigns influenced results and foreshadowed future Republican tactics amid state by-elections and farm policy debates.
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Lyle C. Wilson
California
Congress
U.S. News
United Press
District World Report
Washington
Wisconsin
Jersey
Fell
Federee
Senhower
Crats
New Jersey
Eisen
Korea
Merlin Hull
Republic Tide
Hull
Fions
Gross Grounds
Jon Eisenhower
Dem
Clifford P. Case
Socrat
Case
Ike
Eisenhower
Ex-il Finds It's Easy Painless To Give Blood
In Columbus Ohio Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson pins the farm price decline on overproduction. Lorain County fair board races and Lorain County Fair plans are set with seven directors, annual meeting December 12, and a five day fair slated for late August. A citizen letter extols blood donation praising Red Cross process as simple, fast, and beneficial, recounting a donor’s positive experience and the ease of giving blood.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Lorain County
Clair
Decem Hill
Wellington
Decem
J. W. Rapking
Huntington
H. W. Keighley
Oberlin
Lloyd
Betts
Pittsfield
L. M. Betts
Herman Dengler
Columbia
Sam Provenza
North Ridgeville
C. R. Bobel
Penfield
Elyria
Lorain
Robert E. Tidyman
Rv Truman
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Jean
British Newsmen Blast Subpena of Ex President
London newspapers attack the House Un American Activities Committee for issuing a subpena against former President Truman. The Daily Herald and the News Chronicle call the move politically biased and unwarranted, arguing it damages public trust.
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Wee
HST
Eisenhower
Washington
House on-American Activities Committee
Harry S. Truman
Harry Dexter White
Truman
U. S
New York
House
Subpena
London
London Daily Herald
London News Chronicle Today
House Un-American Activities Committee
New England Town Has No Juvenile Problem
A United Press dispatch describes an unlikely town with no juvenile delinquency, where every child wins prizes in a series of meetings led by sports figures teaching fishing hunting and outdoor skills.
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New Engand
New England
United Press
Assembly Votes For Full Probe At United Nations
UN assembly votes 58 to 5 to debate atrocity charges in a 62 nation plenary, with India and Guatemala abstaining. Lodge presents data alleging 30 000 Korean civilian and soldier victims, while Vishinsky calls charges slander. Action set for ten days of discussion amid Cold War tension and cross accusations.
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United Nations
N.Y. CS
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Korea
Lodge
India
Guatemala
Vishinsky
Andrei Vishinsky
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
UN Assembly
Global Forum
Red China
North Korea
More Cooperation On Atomic Energy Seen
AEC chief Lew Strauss announced a plan to expand civilian atomic energy cooperation with the United Kingdom and Canada. He said Eisenhower would implement the expanded program, stressing it focuses on peaceful uses and engineering advances.
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Columbus, C
United Kingdom
Canada
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Eisenhower
Congressional
Jint Committee On Atomic Energy
Association of Land-grant Colleges and Universities
AEC
Politician Advocates Adapting To Real Situation
Benson urged attendees at the Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities convention to adjust to the situation they actually face. He spoke during the closing session, outlining pragmatic steps.
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Benson
Convention of Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universitae
Eisenhower To Be Guest Of Canada Prime Minister
Nixon in Seoul marks halfway of Far Eastern tour with crowds cheering as he and Pat exit at Seoul City Airport. Three days in Korea include talks with officials and visits to American troops on the front. Nixon cites Dulles on Formosa policy and reiterates no change in U.S. China recognition. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower depart for Ottawa for a social visit with Prime Minister Louis St Laurent, returning November 15.
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Ded
Yonchon
Vishinsky
Ernest L. Downing
ROK
Seoul University
Lem
Ayer
Downing
Ito
Fort Dev
Seoul
Korea
Richard M. Nixon
Seoul City
Nixon
Pat
Taipei
Formosa
John Foster Dulles
U. S
China
United States
Dulles
Red China
Moscow
Washington
Eisenhower
Ottawa
Louis St. Laurent
House of Commons
St. Laurent
Eisenhowers
Secretary of State
United Nations
American Planes Dominate World Market for Airliners
A survey by the Aircraft Industries Association reports U S manufacturers supply 90 percent of postwar airliners and hold orders worth about 500 million dollars. The report notes 324 transports of 36+ seats, 89 large airliners delivered in six months, and 900 of 1,000 new transports 1946 52 built in the U S. Global air travel now averages 123,000 passengers daily on 4,000 aircraft, covering 67 million miles daily.
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Washington
INS
Aircraft Industries Association
U. S
World Airlines
United States
International Civil Aviation Organization
Official Moscow Press Raps Timber Minister
Moscow papers Pravda and Izvestia denounce Georg Orlov min ister of the timber and paper industry for a complacent attitude toward the industry’s big drawbacks. They announce a decision to liquidate backwardness but offer no details. Audience Runs Out On Good Performance in Newark reports Abraham Israel, 72, fending off two robbers with a feigned officer, then cornering them with a call for aid.
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Moscow
Georg Orlov
Pravda
Izvestia
Newark, N. J
Abraham Israel
NCC Iss
Israel
Denver hat salesman notes Eisenhower popularity remains strong
George J. Moses, a Denver hat seller, says President Eisenhower’s popularity as a style-setter has endured the offyear elections with no drop. He reports homburg sales are up about 60 percent since inauguration, reflecting continued public enthusiasm for the president’s fashion image.
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Denver
George J. Moses
Eisenhower
Moses
Homburgs
Homburg
Compromise on Disarming Plan Studied by UN
United Nations officials studied a compromise disarmament plan to break an eight year East West deadlock. The Western proposal calls for a subcommittee of principal powers to craft an agreed disarmament plus. The plan aims to eliminate weapons of mass destruction and address Indian arms reduction and Latin American objections.
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United Nations
N.Y
Disarmament Commission
Security Council
Holy Land
Israel
Kibya
United States
Britain
France
Abba Eban
Armistice Party At Crile Hospital By Legion Group
Elyria American Legion Post 12 sponsored an Armistice Day party in Crile Veterans Hospital ineure-psychiatric ward as part of a rehabilitation effort. About eight men attended while Red Cross hostesses danced with them to Ernie Ronek and orchestra. Auxiliary volunteers served pumpkin pies coffee and cigarettes with door prizes distributed.
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Elyria American Legion Post 12
Crile Veterans Hospital
Cleveland American Red Cross Chapter
Ernie Ronek
Elyria American Red Cross Canteen Corps
American Legion Post 12
Ruth Overdeer
Grace Beavis
Florence Sherman
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Mass
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Hunt
Murphy
Trut
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McCarthy
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Gold Coast
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Asia
Rome
Parioli
Arfington National Cemetery
Arfington
Legion
Crile Hospital
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