Inside The Republican Party Taft Eisenhower Warren and more
John Gunther surveys the 1952 Republican field detailing Taft's stubborn record and critics, Eisenhower's civil control stance and cross fire from isolationists and liberals, Warren's delegate strength, and other contenders as convention time nears.
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Censorship Rules Are Suspended in Colombia
Bogota reports the Conservative government suspends planned censorship measures that would force liberal newspapers to submit content at the National Capitol Building. Chief Press Censor Hernando de Velasco Alvarez said regulations will be studied further. Newspapers E Tiempo and El Espectador warned they could not publish under the proposed conditions.
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Truman Begins Whistle Stop Trip To Arkansas
President Truman plans a whistle stop tour in Arkansas to praise public power. He will fly to Little Rock at 3 30 p m EST, ride a special train to North Central Arkansas, then visit Norfolk Dam and Mountain Home, culminating with a dedication speech at Bull Shoals Dam.
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London Courtroom Heat Spurs Wig Removal
In a rare scene judges and counsel discarded wigs as heat hit London courtrooms. The temperature reached 87 degrees at Kensington Palace with the weather service forecasting continued fine and warm conditions.
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Redden Signals Possible 1956 Governor Run in NC
Rep. Monroe Redden of North Carolina hinted at a 1956 gubernatorial bid as he left Congress after six terms. He stressed he was not retiring and favored a western NC candidate. his two sons join his law practice in Hendersonville, while he urged strong national defense and solvency amid global tensions.
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Coronation Coach Modernized With Rubber Wheels
London report says the 109 year old coronation coach will be upgraded for Queen Elizabeth II s coronation. The coach will stay without springs or brakes but iron rims will be replaced with rubber to reduce jolts for the new queen.
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