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MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1956 IIKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALIiJ, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Political Kettle Drums Hoar As Both Parties On March; But Issues Same ' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ; Reaction to Adlai E. Stevenson's campaign proposals on tha sub jects of halting H-bomb tests and Itie military draft today hiehliohi. ed a weekend of increasing politi cal warfare. - Criticism came from President Eisenhower and other Republi cans, wnue Democrats leaped to Stevenson's defense. It seemed probable Stevenson himself short ly would re-enter the fray. ! The Democratic presidential candidate on several occasions has said the United States should 'take the lead in ending tests of nuclear weapons, sometimes qual ifying this with the provision that other nations do the same. He has said the draft should be ended "at the earliest possible moment con sislent with the national safety." I Eisenhower led Republicans in replying to both proposals, issu ing a White House statement on the nuclear tests Friday night and a draft statement Saturday night. ' Eisenhower said selective serv ice is indispensable under present world conditions. "Loose talk of farm home at Libcrtyville, 111.,, touring today with speeches in preparing to take olf tomorrow on Dover and Wilmington, Del. Nixon Western barnstorming tour. launches another one tomorrow in In New York yesterday, he Texas, scheduling stops at Forti urged Americans to reject "coin- Worth, San Antonio and El Paso. placcncy and indifference" until! Nixon issued a statement saying treedom is restored to "millions i he intends, insofar as his cam- enslaved throughout the world." paign schedule permits, "to nail Stevenson also drafted four et personally " "e spot every ois- ergetic young campaigners two! torlion and every misrepresenia- govcrnors and two senators to:uon 01 lne r.isennower return ujr help in a drive to saturate cri ti-s ileyensoii- lie saiia bieyenson is ksIIu imnnri.ni r.Nrmi. .ii, makine lU-Kidged, ill-timed, ill- the Democratic Story. pnraseu remarKS wiik.ii imisi.yiuinpiif. The four are Governors Mcyner no' go unanswerad." ta Chicago, former President of New Jersey and Leader of! en- Humphrey enlivened the H- Harry S. Truman said there is no Pennsylvania and Senators Hum- DomD discussion Saturday night bydisagreement between him and nhrpv nf Minnruiin nr Hnro nf releasing a special Senate sub-1 Stevenson on the H-bomb issue. guard the American people iniTennessee. Stevenson and the fourcommittee s,aH s,udv on disarm their homes, to deter hnstiU at. aides will ev a snripit of trn-iament. At the same time Hum- soon ending the draft," he said. wouiu do seen by other nations ax leuing aown our guard. . He said this nation "is maintain ing its military strength to safe- to the xs'se of bipartisanship." He added u seemed to him Hum phrey had sought to make it ap pear the subcommittee had ap proved the study. Among other things, the study cited the manifold difficulties fac ing disarmament proposals from both technical and political angles. It urged also that some system proposed that this nation alone ban H-bomb tests. Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler charged that Eisen hower is "trying to stride discus sion" of vital issues such as the draft and H-bomb tests. Butler said he Is "very much in favor of" a face-to-face debate between Eisenhower and Steven- adoption of Stevenson's pro- narmful to said posal would not be national security." , Secretary of the Treasury Hum phrey charged in a prepared sneech today that the Democratic record ahd their campaign prom ises "are filled with concessions tack at home and abroad, and tolarate and combined rallies in Cal encourage the prospect of world I if ornia Thursday and Friday. ET" J . administration is de- Stevenson planned long-distance .u .. t0 continue that telephone "pep talks" today to phrey supported Stevenson's stand on nuclear tests. Sen. Bridges (R-NH), a mem ber of the Senate disarmament group which Humphrey heads, of international control of inter-:,on. proposed recently by Gov. continental missiles, able to carry Meyner, and has been "pressing" nuclear warheads, be worked out fiop National Chairman Leonard linn iu agree 10 one. Hall. Butler said, "has Indicat ed that the President of the United Slates is above any public discus sion with his opponent. Atomic scientist RalDh E. Lann said last night a halt to H-bomb tests must inevitably come. He nartv hind raiim in U .Into nr,H!ruu' w'" "V" l' On Fridav. Eisenhnwor tniri i.' he Disirirt nf Cnhimhi. nri (Protested he had not seen the H-bomb DrODOSa s can rn nnlu nf A Dnllari! fnr nnmnri-ntx " 'UUJ "" M"" s-.vf" "confusion . . . and misundrr.i drive." standing." He added that the tests V In Washington, Vice President are an integral part of the U.S. Nixon told a Zionist organization defense program and cannot be the U.S. Near East policy should discontinued without foolproof !be kept out of partisan politics. ety of releasing it. Sen. Knowland (K-Cahfl said Truman said "a lot of people arc trying to misconstrue" what he and Stevenson have said about it. At a news conference in Detroit Friday. Truman said if he were still president he would continue nuclear tests. On Saturday, he said he was the first to favor banning nuclear weapons il a loolproof system ol international controls could be set agreements preventing other na tions from resuming them. Neither of the presidential state ments mentioned Stevenson by name, but both obviously were aimed directly at him. Stevenson has called for a fresh appraisal of selective service in the light of modern advances in warfare. He said in September the draft is "wasteful," and "ineffi cient." Eisenhower said "to call the draft wasteful evidences either ignorance of our military needs or a willingness to take a chance with our nation's security." The President scheduled no oth er political activity over the week end. He makes a major radio-television campaign broadcast from Pittsburgh tomorrow night. Stevenson rested today at his But Sen. Estes Kcfauver, his Dem ocratic vice presidential opponent, critically attacked the administra tion's foreign policy record in speaking to the same audience. 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