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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1952)
THURSDAY, (H-TOHKK , lWrtf HAliK MINI i vl f ! 'v l i: 1 fi Campaign Mishaps Plague Both Parties Hr Alt I III It KIlMON WASHINGTON U1-A iul nt tin-' nrhrilulrd llilnua are happening In Ihln pulUlonl vuii)iulii, A leiiipumry rump cullapar,- en elevator gels stuck, Ilia luudopcuk rr f 1 1 r . triiinit pull out will) the (minium Hill talking, a lire tracker explt'iirs In n ciowd with III sound (il u ijimlini, K tele vision prompter mown duwii, nu Inn candidate la blurt out: "Yah, dnm it," and now, t)i egg ton sere. Yeitcrduy somebody pitched :nuiile ol runt In I'lenltlem Tru man's general .direction while lie wit exldrrasliig a crowd In Jersey :ay, N, J. They landed at least an Ipci nway Iroin him and lie gave no Man ol having acril them. 'llie Hepulillriiiis have hud Hie moat trouble. Ocli. DwUht U, Kl aenhotver, who apoloKlrcri (or dm liroedrnM "damn H." even iIioukIi he Mid he didn't recall saying II, win pi the nor iiifoliun Hint could have had tinulo coiicquencea. lie liMl lU'l finished Hprech In Itlrhmond, V., and ' ack nowledging bin liuiid. Mamie Elsenhower, preceding her huruaud down a Utnipomry limn from Urn plmiorm Jutting out irnni Die Ulnle Capital Build ing, remarked; "I don't like the wy thin thing feeln. I'm elrnld It might lell." Lew then inliiuie Inter It did tall. MX leet to the around with t:icnliowrr still on H. Fortunately, no one wan hurt. Elsenhower waa thrown lo III ktieea, but he nulcklv rose, diluted himiifll otl and itruincd reassuring ly to the crowd. Leu spectacular, but more pain ful, was a bump on the head that Klaenhnwer received In .Chicago when his Irain wa tripped to an abrupt halt by a mechanical (all lira. "I'va felt groggy all day," he aald later. The republican nominee had an much train trouble that he re ceived an apology trom Jamea P. tthlelria, (rand chief engineer ol the Brotherhood o( Locomotive En glneero. , Among Die Incidents! at Saginaw, 4 Mi.-h ilia lmiH aneakar ayatem went deiid. Hardly anyone could hear Elsenhower, and lhoae who could didn't hear him Ion, The train pulled out while ha ' allll iiilkliin. Maine thins at Lapeer, Mich, lie nanny nan ocgun wnen the train up and left. In Kentucky, at Owenaboro and HiMirirt-MOii tlia train alnnoed too noon, ao llial many In trie crowd were unable lo aee Kiaennnwer. (One ol Hie alopa came bacauaa some youngsters darted across the tracks). Chief Kniilneer Shields told El- iienhower: Any Interpretation of these In cident aa Implying oppoaltlon to vour candidacy la baaed vvnony up on mlalnlnrmetlon and Blander." Bhlelds aald every engineer regret ted any inconvenience lo fcif.cn. hower or hla listeners. Hen Robert A. Tall of Ohio wan with aome Indiana Itepubllcan leadera when a aervlce elevator dropped them below the ground level. It Mopped wllh a Jolt, but no one loat hla footing. Talt and the other climbed on the operator's atool and stepped out. The Democrats have had com plication too. The Ilrecrackrr that ata riled a Btevenson crowd lor example. Gov. Adlal Btevenson, who had been talking about liberating oppreaaed people, turned It tu advantage by quipping: "I hope somebody has been nbcraieai" Then, there waa Ihe time when Indiana's Oov. Henry r. Bchrlcker waa to appear in Kvannvllla to greet Htevi-nton at the airport. Hlavensoii arrived, but no Kchrloker, lie had been detained. lie finally showed up, IS minutes late. "I never thought," anld the gov ernor of Illinois. "I'd be welcom ing you to Indiana," WL- PLAIN OR IODIZED What's popcorn without Morton's? Cf rcfttr milk at owtr pric9t"...it it a vott-getting promh s or a fact? 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