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University Daily Kansan Friday, Oct. 31, 1958
Nixon Calls for GOP Effort Backs Reed at Wichita Rally
WICHITA, Kan.—(UPI)—Vice-President Richard Nixon today asked Republicans for four days of fight to carry the party down the stretch drive toward November's elections. Nixon also enthusiastically endorsed GOP gubernatorial candidate Clyde Reed Jr., who spoke at the rally.
Nixon, who yesterday ran into some of the largest crowds of his whirlwind campaign tour, said the last days of this election year "will decide the result of more key races throughout the country" than any other campaign period in recent American political history.
Nixon spent the night here and was scheduled to leave by chartered
Adlai Condemns U.S. Leadership
CHICAGO — (UPI) — Adlai E. Stevenson, striking at the "failure of White House leadership," left Chicago for Minneapolis today to campaign for Minnesota Democrats.
The twice-defecated candidate for President charged here last night that Republican congressmen were too placid in their acceptance of the Eisenhower administration's claims that "all was well at home and abroad."
"For six years now, in the face of mounting crises at home and abroad, the White House has been reassuring America that all was well at home and abroad," he said.
"And the Republicans in Congress have done nothing but concur.
"The void left by the failure of White House leadership is being filled by Congress," he said, "and what will be done will depend to a great extent upon Congress."
Stevenson, who has been campaigning for Democrats as titular head of his party, also accused Republicans of defeating the Kennedy-Ives labor bill in the last Congress, thus denying GOP charges that Democrats caused the bill's death.
Meanest Campaign Mahoney Ever Saw
In a statement issued here, Mahoney said "if this mudslinging and character assassination is the penalty I have to pay for being a farmer and a little man who rises up to challenge the mighty, then I'm proud to be assassinated."
HAYS — (UPI) — Elmo J. Mahoney, Democrat seeking election to Congress in the Sixth Kansas District, said today that the general election campaign has been "the meanest, mudslinging campaign I've ever seen or been in," but that he would not "stoop to the gutter even if it means losing an election."
Mahoney, seeking the congressional seat held by Rep. Wint Smith, said he hoped "this message can get through somewhere because I have faced an almost total blackout in many parts of the press the past week."
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plane at 1:30 p.m. today for an airport stopover at Billings, Mont.
Then Nixon was scheduled to move on to Everett, Wash., for an evening rally and overnight stop in Seattle. Mrs. Nixon was expected to join the vice-president in Seattle for a swing into Alaska Saturday, first stop, Juneau.
The vice-president showed up in Kansas to give a partisan shot in the arm to Republican hopes here. An enthusiastic crowd estimated at 9,000 persons turned out to cheer him in the high-domed Wichita University fieldhouse last night.
He picked up a following of 18,000 persons, by police estimate, earlier in the day at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
In all, the day was the most successful of his tour, measured by the crowds of well wishers.
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Nixon advised Republicans to "pour it on" in the stretch drive of the current campaign.
George Says Scrivner Ignores Voting Record
MORAN, Kan. —(UPI)— Newell A. George, seeking election to congress from the second Kansas district, last night accused his Republican opponent of being "a negative old guard congressman," who was "purposefully ignoring his voting record."
He said Rep. Errett Scrivner "refuses to discuss his 15-year record in congress."
George said Scrivner voted no on proposals which included a bill to curb labor excesses, the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Extension bill, the Defense Education bill, and admission of Alaska as a state.
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TODAY
Hillel Franey Evening Services, 6:45 p.m. at 1409 Tennessee.
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship,
7-30 p.m. at 829 Mississippi Bible study,
informal discussion, refreshments.
SUNDAY
Newman Club Mass, 8 and 10 a.m. in
Nest. Take tour in Hawk's
Nest after 10 a.m. Mass.
Museum of Art Record Concert, 2 p.m.
Symphov Symphony No. 6 in E
Flat, Minor
Canterbury House Faculty-Student
Discussion and evaluation of "Cultural
cension and evaluation of "Cultural
Trends in American Society from a
Christian context of View." Rev. Henry
Toolek
Gamma Delta, 5:30-7 p.m. Immanuel Lutheran Church, Banquet, and Jan Chiapuso will speak on "Music of the Lutheran Church in the 18th century."
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