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GOPs of Trying to Block J
All Progressive Programs !
(By the Associated Pdfss>
Gov. Adlai Stevenson, Demo
cratic presidential nominee, spoke
in New York Wednesday night—
in Buffalo-, where Eisenhower
talked last night.
The Democratic candidate ac
cused Eisenhower and the Re
publicans of trying to block all
progressive programs. He also
criticized the general’s foreign
policy program, which he called
“reckless” and “cynically irre
sponsible.”
He said the surest way to “drive
a people to the extremes of so
cialism, Fascism or Communism”
is to follow what he called the
“do-nothing, care-nothing, know
nothing mumbo jumbo that has
dominated the old guard’s thoughts
for generations.”
President Truman, in a speech
prepared for delivery at Wheeling,
W.Va., made one of his rare at
tacks on Nixon. He denounced
him as “anti-labor” and said his
party’s leaders "hate labor unions
and would like to- destroy them.”
Truman said Nixon showed j
Hurricane Misses Havana
HAVANA, Cuba, (JP) — A vio
lent hurricane struck the Cuban
coastal key of Cayo Del Este off
Las Villas province today. The
midland coastal region braced for
the main blow expected this after
noon.
The Cuban National Observa
tory said the hurricane with
winds of between 115 and 125
miles an hour would hit between
Cienfuegos and Tunas De Zaza,
on the midland’s south coast,
shortly after noon.
The observatory said Havana,
the capital city of Cuba with pop
ulation of almost one million, was
no longer in danger of getting the
full brunt of the hurricane. Citi
zens of Havana had made frantic
preparations during the night to
meet the blow.
He attacked the GOP for its
support of the Taft-Hartley Act,
and again lashed out at what he
termed the general GOP anti
labor policies—an echo of 1948.
promise so well that he was pro
moted this summer to run for
vice president on the Republican
ticket.”
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