Two top 6.0.P. candidates clash over foreign aid plan
The article details a Republican split on foreign aid with Eisenhower and Taft pushing different cuts. It notes Eisenhower warning a one billion dollar cut would hurt defense and Taft proposing any further reduction. Additional items cover Pace on atomic artillery, Ulbricht’s cold war threat, steel seizure cases, and Dodd kidnapping with Korea talks unsettled.
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Republican Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Sen
Tom Connally
Texas
Eisenhower
Taft
Congressional Committee
Clark
Dodd
Far East
Dodd’s captivity shocks phase in truce talks and NY youth visit
The text notes Brig. Gen. Francis Dodd’s capture annoyed Pentagon leaders and disrupted a timed international truce plan amid White House and allied ultimatums. It also recounts a delegation of American youths touring New York and Washington to broadcast to audiences behind the iron curtain, meeting diplomats and newsmen with red-carpet receptions and notable landmarks.
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Francis T. Dodd
Rose Island
Mark W. Clark
Far East
Francis Dodd
Okinawa
Pentagon
Washington
Truman
France
England
General Dodd
Defense Lovett
Korea
Wall Street
New York
Colorado
Kansas
Florida
West Virginia
Voice of America
Iron Curtain
Manhattan
Hotel
New Yorker
Moe Lerner
Airport Transport, Inc
Margaret Fowler
Burlington
Colo
Margaret
Bobby Hightower
Lincoln Memorial
Bobby
Orlando
Fla
Moscow
Booker T. Washington
Planeview High School
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Booker
Muskogee
Okla
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Main Street
He World
Senate
House
G.O.P
Frank Pace
Pace
Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Bonn
Ulbricht
West Berlin
East Germany
Red
Berlin
West Germany
Supreme Court
Steel
President Truman
Administration
C.I.O
Kore Island
United Nations
Dea Asa
Mary Marlin
Bellaire
Ohio
Sharon Ann Adams
McMechen
W. Val
Sunnyside
By Clark $. Haas
Rimin
POSEN
Him
Bessie
BY Nick Penn
Mutt and
Jeff
RY Bud Fisher
Mutt
Arur
Wylde and Wooly
Ayyloe and
Wooly
Cougar
Ber Thomas
Boulderburg
Virgil
By Charles Kukn
By Len Kleis
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