Taft Charges Ike Hazy on Vital Issues in GOP Race
Senator Robert A. Taft accused Dwight D. Eisenhower of campaigning on generalities and said his own chances to win the Republican presidential nomination have improved since the general’s return. Taft, on a radio program, urged definite commitments and criticized air power policy and the Taft Hartley act, predicting an early ballot at the July convention. He argued Eisenhower favors repeal of the act and defended the labor law as successful.
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U S Lifts Controls On Potato Prices
Washington June 5. Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall ended ceiling prices on white potatoes as Senate moved to end price controls on fresh fruits and vegetables. National Potato Council and United Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Assn. forecast shortages would ease and supplies would reach regular outlets within 10 days to two weeks. Members predicted prices would drop and black markets shrink, while officials warned enforcement would be nearly impossible and prices could briefly rise before stabilizing.
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Cap Malone and the Long Beach Land Fight Echoes
At a luncheon officials were eulogized for defending tidelands while Captain Cap Malone funded and organized the campaign that defeated Byron Scott, the sole California congressman backing seizure in 1938. Now nearing eighty, Cap Malone rarely attends meetings, but his past work stands out in local memory.
Eisenhower Sets Out Domestic and Foreign Views
Ike spelt out plans on China, Korea, Taft Hartley, and agriculture amid questions from reporters. He praised MacArthur, defended GOP platform of 1950, and urged unity while signaling a hard campaign if nominated.
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Ike Praises MacArthur in Big Press Conference
General Dwight D. Eisenhower declined to discuss personal differences with General Douglas MacArthur but credited him highly for intellectual and professional abilities. He said he would seek the best brains on important subjects, including MacArthur’s knowledge of the Far East.
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Ike Will Woo Pennsylvania's Big Delegation
Gov John S Fine of Pennsylvania chairs the large delegation to the Republican national convention and will dine with Gen Dwight D Eisenhower at his New York home after he returns to civilian life. Pennsylvania controls 70 convention votes, second only to New York's 96, with potential support for Eisenhower from a sizable bloc.
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Weather tides report with fluctuating forecast
A weather note indicates tides will be low and rising with 0.8 foot states in the morning and 2.1 feet around 1 59 PM. High tides tomorrow appear uncertain with limited data.
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