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The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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President Eisenhower warned of 'creeping socialism' under the last 20 years of Democratic administration in a speech to 500 South Dakota Republican leaders at Custer State Park, S.D., and praised his administration's progress at Mt. Rushmore. He later fished, catching five trout.
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CUSTER STATE PARK, S. D., (P)
President Eisenhower says "creeping socialism" struck at the United States during the last 20 years of Democratic administration, and that the nation runs a grave risk "if that group takes over again."
The President swatted the political opposition in an informal talk last night to about 500 South Dakota Republican leaders.
He addressed the leaders a few hours after arriving here from nearby Mt. Rushmore where he told another GOP rally his administration has made a "good beginning" toward a regime serving "the interests and needs of all our citizens."
Although Eisenhower said he was tired when he arrived here after two speeches Thursday, he fished for trout for two hours before dinner. He caught five, kept two of the larger ones and snagged his finger slightly on a fishhook.
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Custer State Park, S. D.
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snagged his finger slightly on a fishhook
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President Eisenhower criticized 'creeping socialism' in the United States during the last 20 years of Democratic administration and warned of grave risk if they regain power, in an informal talk to about 500 South Dakota Republican leaders. Earlier at Mt. Rushmore, he stated his administration has made a good beginning serving all citizens' interests. After arriving following two speeches Thursday, he fished for trout, catching five and keeping two larger ones.