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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1954
Page
4
A contrived political message stresses the importance of voting on election day. It warns against staying home and urges readers to participate, framing the primary as crucial for choosing who appears on the ballot. The text invites voters to request Democratic or Republican ballots before 6:30 p.m.
Cincinnati Democratic candidate Fred A. Dewey receives editorial endorsement from the Cleveland Press ahead of Ohio Democratic primary on May 4. Dewey, 48, law professor at the University of Cincinnati, has held academic positions at Pittsburgh and SMU and served in wartime government service. editors praise his courage and fresh perspective.
Ohio Democrat Senator Thomas A. Burke cautioned that sending U S troops to French Indochina, as suggested by Vice President Nixon, could be far worse than Korea. He argued the Indochinese lack independence and would not defend a cause, urging the Administration to consider whether intervention serves the free world or French colonialism. He described the nation as in a state of emergency under Republican leadership that touts exiting Korea while floating intervention talk.
The Sun backs Frank Simpson in the Democratic primary for state senate citing forty years of active labor union involvement. Simpson, a Cincinnati decorator and business representative of AFL painters, has a long standing labor record.
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