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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. October 23. 1956 n mm , .. ,r fix 3 fct&.s --i .... -. . , . j BIG FREE PARKING LOTS m rni n Trn tt rv sixth and grape smttis 1ft illJiiHSlLAi'Sffi'' 9,. 4' -1' STICKY GREETING Maureen Gordon 2'j (right) who with her twin jister. Elizabeth, and parents rode the ill-fated Pan American Stratoclipper that crashed in the Pacific, awaits a kiss of greeting from her cousin, Harris Shoeffer, 2'z, in San Francisco. Note Harris' hand between them has already dipped into donut tray in foreground. Stevenson Charges Campaign of Deceit Waged by Republicans New York OJ.m Adlai E. Stevenson finished a two-day tour of New York today angrily charging the Republicans with waging a campaign of deceit un matched in American politics. Stevenson accused the GOP Wednesday night of spreading "misrepresentations . . . slush . . . slogans . . . epithets . . . and silly nonsense" in an effort to Nixon Sees ,G0P Victory as 'Must' For Civil Rights Chicago U.R) Vice Presi dent Richard M. Nixon said to day the election of a Republican House and Senate on Nov. 6 is a must for the passage of civil rights legislation. Nixon, In a speech prepared for delivery in the heart of Chi cago's sprawling Negro commun ity, said civil rights legislation "will never see the light of day" so long as Southern Democrats remain chairmen of key congres sional committees. Congrats Must Back Ik "Only by electing a Republi can House and Senate and put ting the committee chairman ships in the hands of men who support President Eisenhower's position will America be able to make the progress that all of us want toward the goal of equality of opportunity," Nixon said. ' Nixon said the Eisenhower ad ministration, if continued in of fice, will keep the civil rights pledges made in the GOP plat form. These included Mr. Eisen hower's four - point program passed by the House but buried in the Senate last session calling for stronger federal anti-discrimination legislation. Should Adlai E. Stevenson be elected, Nixon said, the civil rights slory would be same as during the Truman administra tion "a lot of talk, a lot of promises, but no action." stay in power. He said he was "good and mad." , "We haven't tried to deceive the people on the issues on matters of life and death and of war and peace," the Democratic presidential candidate said. He is scheduled to leave by plane this afternoon for Spring field, 111., where he will deliver a major farm speech tonight. He will attend a rally at Rock Is land, 111., Friday, and then fly to the West Coast for California speeches. In another statement, Steven son expended his pledge of sup port "for responsible action" to help Poland move toward free dom to include Hungary. Stevenson endorsed economic assistance to a free government in Poland and said the United States should stand ready to bring the Polish situation before the United Nations in a speech in Madison Square Garden Tues day night. He has not yet replied to President Eisenhower's "white papers" on the hydrogen bomb controversy. Not Backing Down Stevenson made it plain, how ever, in the seven talks he made in New York and surrounding suburbs Wednesday that he isn't backing down from his stand that this nation should take the lead in seeking an end to world hydrogen bomb tests. Failure to reach agreement on how to end such tests, he said, doesn't mean agreement is "for ever impossible." 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