Waynick Mind Reading in High Point Forecast on Governor Bid
Reading Waynick's Mind Ambassa dor Capus Waynick flew in from Bogota Colombia to address a combined High Point Lions Club and Junior Chamber meeting. The Greensboro Daily News cites that he will announce his gubernatorial intentions soon, likely tonight or from Raleigh later this week. The memo argues he will not run, citing his ambassadorial duties, potential ouster politics, and Truman's national campaign needs.
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Possible Democratic governor candidates in North Carolina
The piece discusses potential candidates for the Democratic nomination in North Carolina. It notes Frank Graham in New Delhi denying candidacy and speculates that if Waynick and Graham abstain, Henry Jordan might emerge as the Kerr Scott faction standard bearer, despite being neither liberal nor leftist.
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Wisconsin Refloated After Grounding In New York Harbor
In New York Harbor the 45,000 ton battleship Wisconsin ran aground when an outgoing tide snapped a stern cable. A railroad tug quickly pushed it free, averting a repeat of Hampton Roads. Senator McCarthy would have likely sought Reds aboard if it had stuck.
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Perons Accept Argentina Presidency Bid
The free world notes Juan and Evita Peron have agreed to run for president and vice president in November, saying they subject themselves to the people's decision. About 2,000,000 Argentines were brought to Buenos Aires to ratify the choice and applaud the Perons. A power struggle within the family is hinted as a possibility amid Hollywood level top billing debates.
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Miss Idaho Welcome By Senator Welker Sparks Washington
A humorous Washington diary notes Senator Herman Welker of Idaho greeting Miss Idaho Phyllis Raistin at National Airport and giving her a city tour including Lee House Blair House Lincoln Memorial and the Capitol dining room. The piece also recalls Senator O Mahoney and a mystery witness episode involving Anna Rosenberg and a Cheyenne joke.
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Norman Cousins India trip blamed on poor State Dept propaganda
John Taber questions a 1951 State Department trip paying Norman Cousins 4550.92 for 73 days to lecture in India. He cites red tape and slow replies, accusing propaganda efforts of muddled aims and ineffectiveness beside Soviet efficiency. The piece critiques indoctrination via media clips and world federalist leanings while stressing the need for intelligent direction.
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Quotes on U S Aid and Freedom From Cold War Leaders
Acheson argues American aid should supplement recipient governments and not substitute their efforts. Baruch condemns Soviet rule as an old dogma of subjugation. Wedemeyer warns that with 150 million Americans and allied powers, victory requires leveraging technological prowess against Communism.
Oysters and Hollywood Notes Stir New York Weeks
In New York Now Is the Time For All To Rally Round Oysters by Jack Lait a humorous survey of oysters from ancient seas to modern cuisine. It cites Caesar Vitellius Napoleon and Long Island lore while noting celebrity talk and upcoming exhibitions. A Columbus relic exhibit and Hollywood beauty debates wrap the column with travel and entertainment tidbits.
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Notable Odds and Ends From a Vintage Daily Star Column
A curious collage of notes on science, industry, and culture. Topics range from nitrogen incubated turkey eggs and foreign TV markets to a Fourth of July death coincidence and a skunk umbrella joke. Also covered are dry ice from natural gas, a Whitier political joke, hardtop car trends, a Ladies Baseball Club poster, castor oil in tanning, a five-cent cigar quip, and silverware trends in Cleveland homes.
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