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Stevenson Sets
|34-State Trip
with Kefauver
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over by Gov. John Sims of New
Mexico, will attract Democratic
leaders and workers from Texas.
Oklahoma, Colorado. Wyoming
Arkansas. Arizona and New Mex
leo, beginning at 1880 am.
(MST) in the La Fonda hotel.
The remainder of the weeks
schedules:
Tuesday, arrive 1880 pm.
(PST) Portland-Vancouver air.
port for drive to Bonneville dam
before going to a strategy meet
ing at 2:30 pm. (PST) in Van
couver's Evergreen Hotel with
Senators Magnuson of Washing
ton and Morse Of Oregon pre-
siding over sessions covering
Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Montana and Utah.
Wednesdays meeting will be-
gin at 1890 am. (CST) in the
Warrior Hotel at Sioux City,
Iowa, with representatives from
Iowa, North and South Dakota.
Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota
and Wisconsin. Gov. Orville
Freeman and Senator Hubert
Humphrey, both OF Minnesota,
will preside.
The two candidates, accom-
panied by James A. Finnegan,
Mr.. Stevenson's campaign man
ager on the entire trip, will
move into Knoxville, Tenn, at
1880 am. (EST) Thursday and
drive to TWAS Norris Dam as
well as to the atomic installation
at Oak Ridge. They will begin
their regional meeting in the
Andrew johnson Hotel at $3.50
pm. (EST) with representatives
from Alabama, Tennessee, Geor-
gia, Louisiana, Florida, Ken
lucky, Mississippi, South Caro-
lima and Virginia. Tennessee's
Gov. Frank. G. Clement, Demo-
cratic convention keynote
speaker, will preside.
On Friday the candidates will
meet in the Mayflower Room of
the Sheraton Blackstone HoteI
in Chicago with representatives
jof Illinois. Indiana, Michigan,
Missouri and Ohio, with Chica-
go's Mayor Richard j. Daley
presiding.
After resting over the week
end, Mr.. Stevenson will leave
Monday, September 3. for De-
troit. where he will spend most
of the day and formally open
his campaign with a Labor Day
address. He will fly out to Los
Angeles Tuesday night for his
speech to the American Legion
Wednesday and a regional con-
ference later in the day with
Democratic leaders from Cali
fornia and Nevada, with Cali
fornia's Attorney General Pat
Brown presiding.
The Democratic nominees
first major nationwide, 80
minute TV address will emanate
from a $50-a-plate Embarrassing
dinner at Harrisburg, Pa, Sep
TENDER 10. That speech will fol-
low talks September 10. to the
State Democratic Convention in
Albany. N. Y. and September II
to the Liberal Party in New York
During his stay in Harrisburg
Mr.. Stevenson will hold a re-
gional meeting with Democratic
workers from Pennsylvania, New
York. Delaware. Maryland. New
Jersey, West Virginia and the
District of Columbia. Plans are
being worked up for another
regional meeting for New Eng
land at Hartford. Conn.,, Sep
TENDER IL. when Mr.. Stevenson
speaks in that city. This would
cover Maine, New Hampshire
Vermont, Connecticut. MaSSa-
chusetts and Rhode Island.
| Mr.. Stevenson also plans to
make a speech at the National
Flowing Contest near Newton
Iowa, September %.
This schedule was disclosed b.
Clayton Fritchey, Mr.. Steven
sons new press secretary. after
the brief meeting of the candi-
dates and the reporters.
| Both Mr.. Stevenson and Sem
ator Kefauver emphasized they
are going after the Joe Smith
VOTE"
Referring to the failure of q
Nebraska delegate to place the
nomination of a symbolic Joe
Smith before the Republican
convention as a vice-presidential
candidate. Mr.. Stevenson said:
1--WE will not throw any Joe
Smiths out of the Democratic
Party. There must be hundred
million of them and we want
J to see them ALL"
/ Senator Ketauver chimed in
that The Republican conven-
ton demonstrated that there is
no place for Joe Smith in the
Republican ranks and we well
come them ALL"
/ Mr.. Stevenson said that hi
and Senator Kefauver in theil
campaign speeches, will boil