Ike Backers and Taft Men Prepare For Convention Fight
Washington June 1 Syn Robert 4 reports that Ike Eisenhower backers and Taft supporters clash over delegate strategy at the Republican national convention. Leaders warn Eisenhower must speak up about nomination plans while debates over funding and delegation arrangements intensify amid rival camp tactics.
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U S Airmen Report Heavy Losses in May Korean War
The Fifth Air Force in Korea disclosed May losses of 45 Allied planes while claiming 39 enemy aircraft destroyed. They noted 32 MiG-16s and two propeller fighters claimed, five Yak-3s on the ground, and described May as a high tempo but fighters losing advantage to ground fire. A major strike hit the industrial center around Chinampo and Pyongyang on May 16-17, destroying a grenade factory and 480 buildings, with support from allied squadrons and international forces.
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Colorado Youth Drowned In Resort Swim Pool
Theophoils Cundiff 18 of Oxford Colorado died in a resort pool at Trimble Ranch seven miles north of Durings. He and two other teens reportedly entered through a rear entrance around 1 PM. The pool was closed at 6 PM and Cundiff could not swim despite efforts.
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Pope Warns Only True Peace Through Religion
In Barcelona on June 1 Pope Finell said true peace comes only through Christ. He spoke to hundreds of thousands at the 26th international eucharistic congress broadcast from Vatican City. Cardinal Tedeschini and others accompanied dignitaries including Franco and his wife as ceremonies began. the pope criticized peace as a mere formality with an appeal for united prayers and sacrifices to heal world unrest.
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Bonny Dam Dedicated in Southeast Colorado
Bonny Dam on the Republican River in Kit Carson County celebrates completion as part of the Missouri River basin flood control and reclamation program. The $6.9 million project creates a 3 mile by 1 mile reservoir with 175000 acre feet storage, elevating flood control, irrigation, storage, and recreation in the region.
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Weld Pledges Grow as Lancers Take Two More
Two Weld students, Ink sophomore Robert Willson and Robert Black, were pledged to the Lancers honorary society at Colorado A&M. The selection emphasizes scholarship and service, with several Weld and Greeley youths already pledged. Earlier, additional pledges from Greeley and Weld county were announced as part of the same society.
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Farmers Union Campaigns for High Price Supports
Washington June: The National Workers union urges members to flood Congress with letters and telegrams for immediate farm price supports. The union backs Truman administration policy including Brannan plan, seeks 100 percent parity, arguing current bills lack action. Letters from constituents are urged to influence House and Senate agricultural committees.
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Eisenhower Tours White House with Truman as Guide
Washington June 1. General Dwight D Eisenhower received a full tour of the White House with former President Harry S Truman guiding him. Secretary James A. Short answered reporters questions about Ike’s impressions and whether he liked the mansion.
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Taft Calls Air Power Essential to U S Defense
Senator Taft urged air power as the cornerstone of U S defense in a nationwide broadcast. He warned against reliance on handouts and accused Eisenhower of weakness in air power while urging economic aid only within limits of the nation’s capacity. He framed security, peace, and advance as goals for the Republican bid.
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Eisenhower Returns Home for Kansas Address Tour
General Dwight D. Eisenhower lands in Abilene Kansas and meets with President Truman for a courtesy call. He plans a hometown stop June 4 5 with extensive press radio and TV coverage and a special communications network to handle nationwide broadcasts.
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Taft and Eisenhower radio TV time drive political events
The report notes Taft’s campaign coverage entering unprecedented scope with calls for equal air time and statements on three occasions. Eisenhower plans include a museum cornerstone ceremony at 11:30 a.m. MST on June 4 followed by a major address at 4 p.m. and a press conference setup after a funeral arrival.
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Senate To Ok with West Germany Peace Contract
Washington June 1 The administration seeks swift Senate approval of the peace contract with West Germany and its NATO adhesion. Senator George D Geo and colleagues said the estate should approve. Secretary Acheson will present a report to Congress and Truman will send documents for ratification. Senators Johnson Lender Akern and others back the move and warn the pact needs ratification to defend Europe with West Germany in NATO.
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Sheep Survive Atomic Blast in Nevada Test Range
Reports describe a 1950s Nevada desert exercise near Camp Desert Rock where 1000 troops advanced toward a nuclear detonation 20 seconds after the blast. Tanks preceded the advancing soldiers as a radiological detachments watched. Army officials said the maneuver was a success and no casualties were reported among sheep observed at varying distances from the detonation.
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Pay delayed as Congress frays postal payrolls
Washington June 1 Fiscal gridlock leaves about 460000 postal workers and other federal staff awaiting pay as checks are held for work after May 15. Emergency pay provisions stalled by disputed seizure amendments push the issue to House appropriations for action. Other agencies foresee payroll pressures by June 18 if the impasse continues. Braves manager Charley Grimm reshuffles staff announcing recalls and new roles after a doubleheader.
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John Dewey Dies at 92 Father of Progressive Education
John Dewey, 92, renowned U.S. educator and philosopher, died in New York on June 1 after suffering pneumonia contracted yesterday. He collapsed from a fall in his Fifth Avenue apartment earlier this year and had recently been reported recovering from a broken lip. Widow Fils stated he died quickly and quietly as his adopted children Adrienne and Hand Joke, Jr. watched.
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Dewey’s Education Ideas Reach Broad Acceptance
The memo discusses John Dewey’s belief in reforming education to prepare children for industrial society. It notes his long journey to acceptance, suggesting it may take decades for a new idea to gain wide support while highlighting his birthday and the influence of his work.
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