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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
7
Disjointed report notes arrests across South Africa during an anti segregation effort led by non whites. Mentions Premier Dowse government, racial policy, and cooperation from various groups as authorities push back. Details are fragmented and unclear.
Two fugitives from North Carolina blamed the heat for their capture in Gaffney South Carolina on June 28. They were nabbed when they exited their mobile and tried to cool their feet in a creek.
Hollywood reports that Robert Newton, once labeled a bad boy, says he is fine after the studio helped him wed Vera Budnick. The actor, who fought a broken romance and a jail stint, now plays Cupid on the Blackbeard set as Vera stays close, joining him daily at the studio and planning a quiet life together.
Vienna government mobilizes over 3,000 police and 400 detectives to prevent Communist riots during Secretary of State Dean Acheson's visit. Authorities vow to break disturbances by force if any attempts arise. Three vendors note a public safety focus surrounding a high profile diplomatic event.
Washington dispatch discusses near zero chance of a significant third party movement in this election year. Democrats seek civil rights policy adjustments to placate southern voters while talks of a Truman draft remain possible only if Stevenson balks. Eisenhower Taft split looms as potential deadlock could push a dark horse. MacArthur or Dirksen loom as Taft alternatives. Warren and Stassen also considered. Local tale notes Nash jailed after aiding a friend, spotted by a detective on a year-old warrant.
A government note indicates bracero shipments to Kendall County Texas will be resumed soon after a pause tied to a dispute with Mexico. The foreign ministry prohibited hiring Mexican farm laborers in the area as retaliation following comments from the Mexican consul-general at San Antonio Cosme Honjosa.
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