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Alcorn Says Ike Didn't Repudiate Campaign Accusation Against Demos
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BOMB VICTIM F. Don McCuiston, of Tulsa, Okla., was
killed at the Wichita, Kansas, Municipal Airport, by a
bomb he apparently picked up in' a phone booth. Here,
his body lies in the hallway where the bomb exploded.
Note shattered windows, and smashed light fixtures in
the ceiling. " '
BLOW UP BUILDING
Strabane, Northern Ireland
-UPD-Irish Nationalist extrem
ists blew up the Labor Ex
change Building here early to
- day. The building, was empty
at the time. There were no
casualties.
Washington-OJPB-The Atom
ic ' Energy Commission an
nounced Sunday that Russia
had exploded another nuclear
weapon, the second in two
days and the 10th since the
Soviets resumed testing on
Sept.' 30.
By LYLE C. WILSON
UPI Correspondent
Washington -UPD-Chairman
Meade Alcorn of the Repub
I i c a n National Committee
Pfff JCjj cheerily told
S vC$- imSrt newsmen a t
the White
House the
Jtt Presidpnt Ei-
"jf senhower did
1 1 npt either re
pudiate the
Oct. 6 cam
paign accusa-
Lyle C. Wilson tion that the
Democrats inescapably would
lead the United States to so
cialism.
The question arose with
the chairman because on Oct.
15 at his news conference, the
President was asked this
question:
"Your meeting with ' Re
publican leaders last week
(Oct. 6) was followed Tsy a
statement which said: 'Na
tionalization and socialization
of industry is the clear alter
native to a Republican con
gress.' Do you subscribe to
this?" . '
Eisenhower replied: "Well,
I read the statement and I
don't remember that it used
that exact language. I be
lieve it said that unless you
supported the Republican
program, that there would "be
a lead or direction toward the
left that could eventually be
come socialism, or something
of that kind, butl don't be
lieve it was the same lan
guage you (the questioner)
gave. Now in any event it
was theirs, and I think poli
ticians do love to make things
very positive,
What the Oct. 6 statement
did say was that the Demo
cratic party - was dominated
by political labor bosses and
left wing extremists to an ex
tent that the alternative to a
Republican victory this year
would be:
"Either we Americans ded
icate ourselves to strengthen
ing and preserving private
enterprise, using the only de
pendable political instrument
-the Republican party-or we
are certain to go down the
left lane which leads inescap
ably to socialism."
Newsmen generally inter
preted the president's reply
as a disclaimer or repudiation
of the Oct. 6 statement which
was distributed at the White
House by Alcorn after he and
other party strategists' had
lunched there. Alcorn last
week was asked about that
and replied no disclaimer at
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Society Attacks
Pope's Doctor ,
For Conduct
. Rome DPD The Rome
Medical association Saturday
accused Prof. Riccardp Gale-
azzi-Lisi of unprofessional
conduct in selling to newspa
pers and magazines intimate
and detailed accounts of the
last hours of Pope Pius XII.
Galeazzi-Lisi was physician
to the late Pope for more
than a quarter of a century.
He called the society's ac
tion a case of "professional
jealousy."
The association announced
it would hold an early meet
ing to decide what formal ac
tion should be taken. A
spokesman said this could
range from censure to expul
sion from the medical society
of the Province of Rome.
Christian Democratic Sen.
Angelo Rafaele Jervolino
asked the government to take
action against Galeazzi-Lisi
under the 1929 Lateran pact
with the Holy See providing
for punishment for insults
against the Pope.
There was no official Vati
can comment but Vatican
quarters said there was "vir
tually no other course" for
the society to take.
all
"The President made some
helpful suggestions," Alcorn
said. "He did not write the
statement. I do not Tegard
what the President said at his
news conference as a repudia
tion. I advise you to read
what he said at his (Oct. 14)
birthday breakfast, it was
consistent with the Oct. 6
statement, almost the same
language.'
The White House text of
the birthday breakfast re
marks seem not to support
Alcorn's belief that what was
said then was almost the
same as what was said on Oct.
6. At his birthday party,
however, the President de
parted from his prepared text
to go this far: That the choice
in November was between
sane, arid " sound - govern
ment" under the Republicans
and "radical government" un
der . Democrats. - . . .
What he had intended to
say merely was this:
"We started in 1952 to
break away from the kind of
government that wants to put
all power, all direction of our
economy and our whole pop
ulation, in the hands of cen
tral bureaucracy. He wanted
to restore more authority to
localities, to states and above
all to individuals. ... We
wanted to remove unwanted
economic controls and we
did. We have tried ... to
keep this country on a system
of fiscal responsibility-rather
than irresponsibility."
Chairman - Alcorn's word
"almost" is a big word cover
ing a lot of territory but it
does not seem big enough to
make the White House cam
paign statement and the Pres
ident's birthday speech sound
alike.
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Porler Receives
Honor from Society
Eugene Congressman
Charles O. Porter (D-Ore.)
has received notice that he
had been honored by the
American Sociological So
ciety, whose membership
passed a special resolution
thanking him for his efforts
in behalf of social science
work.. The resolution was ad
opted by the Society at its
recent meeting in Seattle.
The honor was accorded
Congressman Porter for his
efforts on the floor of the
House of Representatives to
have the social science re
search budget of the National
Science Foundation increas
ed from" $850,000 to $1.7 mil
lion.
In his plea for. additional
funds for more basic research
in psychology, sociology; v ec
onomics and other disciplines
relating to humane social be
havior, Congressman ; Porter
pointed out that in ; seven
years the National Science!
foundation spent $27.4 mil
lion on mathematical, physi
cal and engineering sciences;
$26.6 million on biological
and medical sciences; b u t
only $1.2 million on social
sciences.
"There is immediate and
crying need for trained and
knowledgeable personnel to
deal intelligently and ration
ally with a variety of social
science problems faced by
the U. S. in all areas of the
world," Porter-said. "The ef
fectiveness of our various as
sistance programs depends
in large measure upon hav
ine reliable information of
and understanding of, the
hopes," ' aspirations, motiva
tions and expectations of the
people involved. Tremendous
benefits can accrue' to us -as
a natidh from having avail
able a well-trained corps of
social science technicians and
experts."
ENDS U. S. VISIT
Madrid, Spain-flJPD-The Mar-
quesa de; Villaverde, the only
daughter of Spanish chief of
state '' Francisco Franco, re
turned to Madrid Sunday
from a visit to the United
States. Her husband, a doc
tor, remained in the United
States for medical studies.
Eugene-flJPD-Milton W. Rice,
senior vice president of the
U. S. National Bank of Port
land, has been elected presi
dent of the University ' of Ore
gon Alumni association. Rice
is a 1928 Oregon graduate.
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