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9 Village in
Ohio
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capital
11 Order (Latin)
13 Carpenter's
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15 Versifier
16 Priority
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18 Hebrew
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22 Conclusion
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56 Beverage
58 Scottish river
59 Narrow way
60 Wile
61 Greater :
quantity
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64 Deer track
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4 Memorandum,
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gateway
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fear
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19 Born
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NEWSPAPER EJt'TBnPniSH ASSN.
Stevenson Address Hits Administration
NEW YORK (AP)-Adlai E.I
Stevenson says the best way to
assure peace is to keep Vice Pres
ident Richard M. Nixon and his
"dangerous impetuosity" . out of
the White House.
The two-time Democratic presi
dential nominee accuses Nixon of
reckless, dangerous and dema
gogic talk and of misleading the
people regarding the nation's
strength. ; ,
Stevenson assailed Nixon and
the Eisenhower administration
Tuesday night in an address be
fore 1,100 persons at a 100-a-plate
dinner of the "New York Citizens
for Kennedy and Johnson."
Stevenson, addressing himself to
Nixon and his running mate, Hen
ry Cabot Lodge, said: "Let u tell
the truth to the American people."!
"And let us stop this dangerous,
talk about anybody's being weak
disloyal, or soft-headed if he talks:
about peace by anv other means
than 'massive retaliation' or your,
futile finger waggling in Khrush
chev's face," he said.
"Let's stop kidding the people
that they've never had it so good." :
Stevenson said Sen. John F.I
Kennedy has been trying to tell
the country "that we have beenj
misled and deceived for years,;
that the power balance in the:
world has been changing white wej
have been sleeping, that our in
vulnerable postwar position has
vanished."
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