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Nixon Reassured
By Eisenhower At
Personal Meeting
WHEELING, W. Va., (tP) —
“You’re my boy.”
A deeply troubled young man
heard Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
speak those words to him Wed
nesday night at the end of a long
and hard journey. And Sen. Rich
ard M. Nixon broke into tears.
He sobbed for a moment, throw
ing his hands to his face. Then he
was all right.
For the California Senator —
central figure in an unusual poli
tical drama — knew then, if he
hadn’t sensed it already, that
Eisenhower wanted him to re
main as the Republican candidate
for vice president and his running
mate.
The emotional scene took place
in the central compartment of the
four - engine plane that carried
Nixon here for the quickly-ar
ranged rendezvous between the
senator and the general.
Few saw it — only those who
had travelled with Nixon from
Missoula, Mont., where he kept a
campaign commitment after de
livering his nationwide TV and
radio report to the people on his
finances.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving: Robert Grafton, H. K.
Graves (round trip passengers)
Tom Taylor, Mrs. Dean Trumbell.
Departing: Carl Ellingsen, Rob
ert Mayokok, Arthur Nessett,
Jim Holland, Henry Stokes, Ed
ward Swanson. W. L. Gibbon,
Mes. Sadie Wright, Dr and Mrs.
Kennedy, Alden Hanson, Emmet
Gibbons, and Robert Cleid. v
There are about 150 species of
true lice which live on mammals
by sucking their blood.
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OF BEERS
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Vancouver, Washington
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AN ALASKAN REPUBLICAN
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says ...
Federally-paid, Truman-appointed, Federal officials
in Juneau do not believe they violate the Hatch Act, a
law which specifically states that Federal employes must
not be active or participate in politics. These officials are
not elected by Alaskan voters—they are only employes
of the Federal Government. These Washington-appointed
Federal officials constantly praise the acts of this Demo
cratic administration, purge Alaskan-elected members of
the Legislature from being re-elected when such members
fail to agree with them. These appointed Federal officials,
who were not elected by Alaakans, actively participate
in politics and urge the election of their own selected
candidates. If you do not agree with.this sort of violation
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of the Hatch Act, then —
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For a Change Vote Republican—Win with Ike
Truman Urges
Income Reports
By Congressmen
WASHINGTON, (>P)—President
Truman said Thursday that all
Congressmen should be required
to make an -annual accounting
of all their income, public and pri
vate.
He said all top government of
ficials should do the same.
But the President declined to
comment at his news conference
on the Republican Party’s “vindi
cation” of Sen. Nixon of any
wrongdoing in connection with
the use of a private expense fund
of $18,235. • •
And he refused comment also
on the special fund used by Gov.
Stevenson to supplement salaries
of certain state employes.
Truman did say, in answer to
a question, that he himself never
had such a fund.
Truman’s plea for an account
ing was not new. Last Sept. 27,
he sent a message to Congress
asking that legislation be enacted
requiring an accounting of income
•for all top public officials.
Legislation along th-at line, he
I said then, would help prevent
“improper conduct” and “un
founded suspicions.”
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Odds on GOP Win
Go Up in Britain
LONDON, (/P)—A leading Brit
ish handbook said Thursday a
sharp shift in the betting on the
U. S. presidential election has
made Gen. Eisenhower an even
money chance — in Britain — to
beat Gov. Stevenson.
’ Ten days ago Stevenson was
quoted as the odd-on, 1 to 3 fa
vorite. A spokesman for the
handbook, Douglas Stuart, Ltd.,
of London, said the odds now are
10 to 11 and take your pick. This
means Stuart will put up $10
against 11 o*f yours, whichever
candidate you want to bet on.
The spokesman said the furor
over Republican vice presidential
candidate Richard Nixon’s ex
pense fund apparently • had had
no effect on the rise in Eisen
hower’s stock. He saw that as a
general trend through the past
week. •
Handbook betting in Britain is
opeq and legal. All you have to do
to get a bet down is establish
your credit with the operator.
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