Republican National Committee to decide Texas and other delegate contests
Washington June 18 The Republican National Committee moves to settle disputes over state delegates to the national convention including the 38 Texas delegation. Hearings open July 1 in Chicago with Texas and eight other states under review for district and at large delegates and alternates.
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Eisenhower Says U S Cannot Quit Korea
Denver June 18 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower said the United States cannot abandon its position in Korea without ignominious surrender and must also craft a program to show Russia we will end half war and half cold policy. He urged intensified training of South Korea and possible UN withdrawal while stressing no quick solution to Korea and warning against tax cuts until deficits are tackled.
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Russia
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Germany
Taft calls Ike backers' charges fake at luncheon
Senator Robert A. Taft accused Dwight D. Eisenhower supporters of inventing fake charges to block his bid for the Republican nomination. He urged consulting Eisenhower on military matters only, and defended Taft backers against steamroller tactics in the Texas delegate fight while urging the issue be settled by the Republican National Committee.
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McKay backs Eisenhower in Oregon race
Denver dispatch says Oregon Governor Douglas McKay declared that Robert Taft could not win Oregon against a Democrat, while Dwight D. Eisenhower would win easily. He praised Eisenhower as the greatest Republican candidate since Teddy Roosevelt and urged cross party support.
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Douglas McKay
Oregon
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Teddy Roosevelt
McKay
Woman Hurt in Car Crash Injures Driver and Passenger
A 21 year old woman suffered severe injuries in a two vehicle collision at Delta Avenue and 28th Street. Bernice I Adie, of 4548 Gundry Avenue, was treated at Seaside Hospital for possible brain concussion head laceration and hand abrasions. Nancy L Knox, 27, of 1940 Fanwood Avenue, drove the other car and escaped uninjured.
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Gundry Ave
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Nancy L. Knox
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Citrus workers in hospital after noon meal poisoning
Anahhim reports 16 workers hospitalized and about 60 more recovering from food poisoning linked to a noon meal at two nearby farm camps. Citrus Growers, Inc. said none of the hospitalized were critically ill.
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Citrus Growers, Inc
Long Beach Area Becomes Sixth Southern California District
Long Beach and nearby communities were organized as the sixth district of the Southern California Arizona Methodist Conference. The action, taken at a Redlands conference with 900 Methodists, awaits final approval by Bishop James C. Baker. The new district includes Artesia Downey Compton Seal Beach Lakewood Wilmington San Pedro Redondo Torrance El Segundo Ocean Park Santa Monica and West Los Angeles.
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Compton
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Wilmington
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Arizona
Eisenhower Gains Leaning of Arizona Delegate in Taft Fight
Denver June 18—General Eisenhower talked with five of Arizona's 14 Republican delegates and appeared to win the support of one uncommitted delegate, Dr John Stilley of Flagstaff, who now leans toward the general. Prescott minister Parker also said he had a fine impression but remains uncommitted. Arizona’s delegation previously stood 19 for Taft, two for Eisenhower, and two uncommitted. Ward of Phoenix backed Taft but found some points unclear. Ward criticized the Texas GOP dispute and Taft’s potential delegate entitlement.
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Charles Franklin Parker
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Burglar Takes Rifle From Home on Cameron Street
Mrs Allyeen Dragovica of 1741 W Cameron St reports a burglary. A thief gained entry by cutting a kitchen screen and stole four files valued at 17 dollars and 50 cents from the residence.
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