Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 23, Decatur, Adams County, 28 January 1960 — Page 8

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Ike Launches I; GOP Campaign ij In California I; _ 1I LOK ANGELES <UPH — Pre»l deal Kiaenbowrr appeared today j, to have charted hi* court* of po-1 - ittlcal action for the pre-conven- ( tton itagr* of the IMh campaign Steer clear of peraonaU- j ties for the time bring and drum on the iaaue* of inflation and na-i th»nai aecurity. Speaking here Wednesday I { (tight to thousand* of Republican , party worker* gathered at "dinner with Ike” fund-raising par-J, tie* acros* the nation, the Pre«i- 1 dent hammered away at Demo- f Cratic fiscal policies. He stressed repeatedly how America had, prospered Into the world’s mo»t|| powerful nation, militarily andi, economically, during the first sev- j en years of his administration I, This wa* hi* first major politi-| ( cal speech of the national elec-1, tion year and be spoke in the i, home state of the Republican most likely to run to succeed L him. Vice President Richard M Nixon. Yet. not once durins hi* J closed Circuit television talk to M party dinners did Eisenhower mention the vice president's name. , Nisan On Program ! ( Nixon appeared on the pro- , u gram, speaking from Chicago, , as did GOP leaders In a number

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I d other citto. end ell of thorn i lavished praise on the President Nixon made the actual introduc- , turn of the Pt raident Klaanhowvr was deeply grate I ful and Visibly touched by the I laudatory remark*, but he ctotern t rated hi* oratory bsur* with nevus a mention of thr neat GOP I national »lato He *p»ko at a roast beef din ■ner tor B too party worker* and | contributors in the huge Pan-Pa- ' rifle Auditorium which wa* decj orated wtth large pictures of the President and Nixon and a giant I electrified map of the route Elbcnhowrr took la*t month to Lurope. Asia, the Middle East and Africa. Answers Voter's Bcgue** The format of Eisenhower'* speech wa* an elaborate reply to a request he received for point I cal advice from a young first voter. 11-year-old Shirley Jean Haven* of Arvada. Colo. Mr*. Haven* wrote the President lasi month. «aying'*she wanted advice on which party to join Bnd ing "what the Republican party stands for." He replied wtth a bid to all other young or undecided voters to follow the GOP route to continued prosperity and national strength He did not cell the Dem ocrats by name, but hr attributed to his political opposition fiscal policies detrimental to economic well-being of the country. , "Republicans flatly reject the irgument that the nation can pump Its way to permanent prosperity by an outpouring of federal dollars." he said in warning against excessive government spending. Seek Strike Dellar "To pay for costly and highly publicized phoney panaceas for all our problems.'* he said, "many politicians seem to believe that money by the bale can be printed without shrinking—a kind of sanforized dollar. We know better "It is the unshakable aim of the Republican party to make certain that your dollar will buy today and tomorrow as much as it did yesterday." In the seven years of Democratic rale preceding his inauguration in 1853. he said the general price structure rose an "unconscionable" 48 per cent, but had gone up only 10 per cent since 1953 "This record is one for every thinking citizen to applaud, but it is not good enough and we Republicans propose to make it better,” he said.

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mark* about Cuba thu wook tkw lieu* rhaUengrd tha V A Preti deal on almnat every pnwu TV iuuw of hi* apaaNi. however, wa*' ‘mrt hurtile twtirm waa oMocially (harp In ,hu rrjecttan of KlMMbower't a* •oruoa that the intrigua* at to ternaltanal rommunum" are a j • t.cU»r to the growing canine** bei tween the t’nilrd Mate* »nd Cuba He »«id American "miaunder •landing" of the Cuban revnlu Ilion, coupled with the "wrong* in-> j flirted on our nation" by the Unit- i l ed State* were the main ceutr* nt the current friction between ' the two countries. Cactro ha* not commented a* | * ret on the Ei*«*nhower statement lln a radio-TV broadcart early toi

day. ba referred only infereeUaUy to dtUBtBIK** between the United Sutea and Cuba. Ca«lroA tpeech at ba outdoor .uppw marking tba 107th annisertary of the birth at CMwn iMtrait J<-e Marti wa* to part a eulogy of Marti and la part an appeal to the Cuban L«»plc for IO dependence and dignity Nipsco Asks Bond Issue Be Approved INDIANAPOUS lUPD — Northrrn Indiana Public Service Co-Wi-dneaday petitioned the Indiana IMbHc Service foe authority to i»■ue and toll 13 million dollar* in bund*.

Racklan Drivi*, Chora* l> Filed Two care were damaged thia morning IB an accident <M IMb street In Decatur with the driver M one being arreefed by etty police tor reckfeaa driving TV police report ahowed that a car driven by Herman W Ham mond, of route 3, Decatur, rammed into the rear* of another car driven by Robert D Cloaaon. tt. of route I. Cruigvtlle The Ctoa aon elf wa* stowing to turn toft tn Quality Motor* Garage, when the Hammond car itruck the rear of thr Cioaaon auto Both car* were going nocth on 13th itrert at the time of the miahap. which wa.

rr.«d«-<i at I U a.Bl. by police Harrttn<*>d wIU aptwAr M rtty ouurt Monday at • >• am *» *•* twat the charge. State Highway Head Slightly Injured COI.UMBUS. Ind lUPI> -Jahn Potm Indiana ?ltate Highway CcKniniaion chairman, luffe/ed brulte* and a cut Up Wedneaday whan hl* atata owned car craahed Into the rear «rs a car driven by Joe Moffatt. Columbua. aa U. 8. JIA here while returning to Indi•napnli* from hi* New Albany home Patera aald Ma brake* apparently failed on the rain-ahek highway

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