Taft and Ike Square Off For South Dakota Vote
In Pierre South Dakota Sen Robert Taft backed by a telegram shows a showdown with candidates for all 14 national GOP convention delegates. Estes Kefauver leads the Democratic push with a slate pledged uncommitted but to vote first ballot for Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota.
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Charles R. Hayes
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Bridge hand leads to ten tricks and West’s outrage
West waits as South doubles after a spade sequence. Declarer uses the dummy’s ace and ruffs, then cashes diamonds and ruffs a diamond in hand. East shows only scattered high cards. South ruffs again and secures ten tricks while West fends off an angry reaction.
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Stick Em Up Horizontal Vertical 1 Pant 2 Russian River
A fragmented OCR item mentions Stick Em Up in a likely quick reference with positions Horizontal Vertical 1 Pant 2 and a reference to the Russian River. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear context or event details.
Dykes Faces Miceli in TV Welterweight Bout
Bobby Dykes meets Joe Miceli in a 10 round welterweight clash at Eastern Parkway arena televised. Dykes, who recently lost a close decision to Kid Gavilan in Miami, is favored against the young opponent who must report to Camp Kilmer at six tomorrow morning after the bout.
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Eisenhower Grins at Rally Crowd Shout in Washington
In Washington yesterday General Dwight D. Eisenhower greeted supporters in a crowd as placards reading I Like Ike were sprinkled among the spectators. A man ran to his limousine shouting Put it to em Ike and Ike smiled broadly.
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Eisenhower Faces Political Tightrope Over Foreign Aid Cut
Ike signals restraint on politics as lawmakers in Congress and Senate negotiate a foreign aid bill. The plan trims Truman’s request by about 1.0 billion, with Eisenhower advocating a cut of more than 1.0 billion from the original proposal. Both chambers prepare a final version ahead of elections and further debate.
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Red Truce Delegates Tone Down in Panmunjoe Talks
North Korea's Nam Il moderated harsh rhetoric at Panmunjom while Maj. Gen. William Harrison of the United Nations Command reiterated that no prisoner will be forced to return to Communist rule. Harrison urged a constructive offer and delayed resumption until the Reds present proposals.
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Dentist in Montreal Blames Nation’s State for Dental Mortality
Dr. Albert La Ferrier of Montreal says dentists would have less work if people took better care of their teeth. He argues the state of the nation affects the dental mortality rate and overall oral health.
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Atomic Test Proves Men Safe Near Blast Point
About 1,000 troops from Camp Desert Rock watched the blast from 7,000 yards away. They moved within 1,000 yards of Ground Zero hours later, as the exercise tested response times and survivability after an atomic detonation. Two sheep near the tower suffered scorched wool.
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Valuable jewels stolen from Catholic shrine
New York detectives probe a theft at a Catholic shrine where valuable jewels were taken. The report notes the mural display was installed about a week ago and investigators seek witnesses or security footage.
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New York
Judy Bartens Honored at Hollywood Testimonial Dinner
Hollywood Calif The Friars clubs board chairman George Jessel praised Judy Bartens at a testimonial dinner scheduled for June 29. He noted the rebirth of vaudeville at the Palace Theatre in New York as a guiding aspiration.
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