Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 226, Decatur, Adams County, 25 September 1956 — Page 8

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Nixon Is Battling Laryngitis, Flu Nixon Insistent On Continuation Os Tour SALT LAKE CITY (UP)—Vice President Richard M. Nixon battled laryngitis and mild influefiza ..today, shAigged off his dotftor’s advice and insisted on continuing Ml 'iilijill.llßlZl— EHSE — La»t Time Tonight —- Technicolor Smash! “TRAPEZE” | With Gina Lollobrigida | Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis | I ALSO — Shorts 15c -50 c WED. & THURS? OUR BIG DAYS! First Show Wed. at 7 | Continuous Thur, from 1:30 I BE SURE TO ATTEND! J Sizzling Newspaper Story, That’s Crammed With Action A. Suspense! Terrific Cast With Ten (Count ’em) of the Screen’s TOP Stars! While Sleeps K DWAM-MREMING ; WSAWBWFF |f THOMAS MfrCHELL • VBCENT PRICE F mm BWWU-SAUY FORREST JAMES CRAK-a IDA LOHNO $ —o ■ Fri. & Sat —“Rawhide Years” Tony Curtis, Coleen Miller —*o—O—— Sun. A Mon.—Walt Disney's "Grsat Locomotive Chase” Foss Parker, Jeffry Hunter

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his whirlwind campaign tour. nr. Malcolm C. TodtL Long Beach, Calif., staff • physician on Nixon’s campaign swing, told newsmen the vice president should be able to continue his grueling routine unless complies tions set in. “If he were a private patient I would advise him to stay In bed for ope or two days,” Todd said “But Nixon ia insistent on carrying out this job.” The "job” involves at least 21 more scheduled speeches in 19 states during the next nine days, Nixon croaked through a speech in Salt Lake City Monday night but was in obvious discomfort as he directly accused Democratic presidential nominee Adlai Stev enson of carbon copying President Truman’s "Fair Deal” poll cies. The vice president was running a temperature one degree above normal (99.6) before the speech and Todd said he was "flushed and perspiring” as he was rushed back to his hotel. The doctor said he bad suggested Nixon not make his Salt Lake City talk Monday night but that the vice president was "insistent.’ When he finished. Todd put Nixon to bed immediately in his hotel room after administering doses of antibiotics and achromy zln, a new drug. Asked if Nixon could finish his arduous schedule — which called for speeches at Oklahoma City. Okla., and Houston, Tex., today— Todd replied "I’m not in a position to state at tihs time.”' But. he said, “we’ll take off on schedule." Todd admitted under questioning that “fatigue"- from the bachbreaking schedule was a factor in the illness.

12 KILLED (Costlnned from Page O«e> civilian group Monday, said the plane had smashed head-on into the side of the mountain. Only the tail section was intact in the burned and scattered wreckage. MAINTAIN (Continued from •*■<*- One» been released. Several of the emergency measures imposed by the Nicaraguan government were lifted. Luis Somoza, 34-year-old son of the president and president of congress, said all newspapers were free to resume publication. However, at least two of the opposition journals will be unable to publish because their key editorial staff men are still in custody. Trade in a Good Town — Decatut

JIM John Kasper Nabbed On Sedition Charge Segregationist Is Nabbed In Tennessee CLINTON. Tenn. (UP) — John Kasper, fiery young segregationist, was nabbed in a foot chase Mondtfy night and brought to this scene of jchool integration riots to face a sedition charge. The 50-year-old Washington. D.C. white citizens council leader, his ’rumbling followers dispersed by threats of arrest, was to be arraigned today before criminal court Judge D.,L. Hutson. Kasper, already under a 12rnonth sentence, for contempt of federal court, was charged with seditiously inciting residents and visitors to riot here in protest xgainst integration of the Clinton high school. “The charge of sedition is ridiculous because we are simply fighting for the rights guaranteed to every American under the constitution," Kasper said later; Sheriff Glad Woodward and deputies spotted Kasper when he showed up at nearby Oak Ridge, Tenn., to “protest the appearance of Gov. Frank Clement” at a Democratic district campaign rally. By coincidence an Anderson county grand jury a few hours before had returned an indictment charging Kasper with inciting riots which finally were quelled by national guardsmen armetj with bayonets. '< The scene of the rally was* a huge parking lot in front of a shopping center. When Kasper saw Woodward approaching he broke into a brokenfield run among parked cars. Constable George Campbell finally caught Kasper by the coattails and held Kasper despite the fugitive's flailing fists, until others arrived. They subdued Kasper and took him to the Clinton jail, handcuffed. The 35 white citizens council recruits trailed the officers to Clinton and staged a brief demonstration at the jail. They finally were dispersed. Kasper was almost immediately freed under a 92,000 bond in addition to his federal appeal bond of SIO,OOO.

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HERE’S A GENERAL VIEW of the 18-natlon Suez canal users conference in London’s Lancaster house. Most smaller nations reorezented favored renewed negotiations with Egypt. (International)

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British delegation decided to delete any mention of Suez from Macmillan's speech to keep the technical meeting from turning into a political wrangle. Rome: Foreign minister Gaetano Martino said the security council must act "quickly and conclusively” on the Suez issue and take full responsibility for a settlement of the dispute. Paris: U. S. ambassador Douglas Dillon called on .premier Guy Mollet to “clear the air” following Mollet's Sunday speech expressing France’s bitterness and disquiet at the lack of Allied unity in the Suez dispute. Damascus: Syrian ambassador to Washington Farid Zeineddin

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said the. Western powers, by taking the issue to the security council, hoped to use their majority to justify force against Egypt or prepare a face-saving retreat. Revival Services At Pleasant Mills Revival services are continuing each iright this week at 7:45 o’clock at the Pleasant Mills Methodist church, with the elosing date set for Sunday night. The Rev. Billy Springfield, pastor of the church, is also the evangelist. The public is invited to attend. Trade in a Good Town — Tiecatm

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