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FOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Adlai Accepts Issue as By Ike; Seeks Keystone Votes En Route With Stevenson (UP Adlai E. Stevenson cam paigned by train and motorcade through Pennsylvania today try ing to nail down the Keystone state's 32 electoral votes. The Democratic presidential nominee will go to Pittsburgh tonight when he will deliver his "answer" to President Eisen hower's attack on the Democrats two days ago. Stevenson boarded the cam paign train at Hoboken, N. J., Tuesday night after disclosing his plans for tonight's speech. He said that in speeches at Cleveland and Lexington, Ky., Mr. Eisenhower said the election would turn on which party "has done more to help all citizens meet the problems of their daily lives." Accepts tht Iisue "President Eisenhower has de fined the issue," Stevenson said, "and I speak for every Democrat in the country when I say that we accept the issue as he de fines it." Run down the list of all the NOW! 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