Taft Sees Air Power Key in Korea and Europe Policy
Taft warned air superiority could decide war outcomes if fighting resumes in Korea, urging a strong U S Air Force to dominate North America and threaten Russian cities. He criticized Eisenhower on foreign policy in a TV appearance and pledged a first year budget balance and a 15 percent tax cut. He defended Taft Hartley and accused Truman of inflating prices, urging vigorous attacks on the Administration in the 1952 campaign.
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17 Gun Salute Greets Eisenhower at Airport
Eisenhower greeted by about 1500 people at the airport as a 17 gun salute welcomed him home. He said it was good for him and his wife to be home again, amid political exchanges from Taft campaign leaders challenging his silence on policy and delegate funding questions.
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Abilene Welcomes Ike Homecoming and Campaign Stop
Abilene Kansas readies for Eisenhower homecoming as 100000 visitors arrive. The general will land privately at 1 30 p m and walk to his boyhood home before a 230 p m dedicatory speech at a museum cornerstone laying. Police augment local force to manage crowds and commerce lines fill the town.
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