Eisenhower Frames Peace Fight in Taft Clash for GOP Nomination
Eisenhower pitched his campaign on a peace versus war choice against Sen. Robert A. Taft. He outlined a world security program including supporting the UN and NATO, strengthening both spiritual and military forces, and pursuing a proactive foreign policy to deter Soviet expansion. He criticized isolationists and warned Americans would be encircled by communism if they retreat. He asserted he leads the campaign and would make decisive foreign policy choices.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Robert A. Taft
America
United Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Eisenhower
Taft
United States
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Ike
Eisenhower Seeks Unified Foreign Policy Plank
General Dwight D. Eisenhower expressed hope for a foreign policy plank acceptable to both himself and Senator Robert A. Taft. He spoke at an early morning news briefing and urged against a bitter convention fight over the issue.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Reluctant Draftee Sentenced for Refusing Induction
Roland Lee Doering of LaValle Wisconsin was sentenced to three years in a federal reformatory after being found guilty of refusing to be inducted into the armed forces. Doering, 24, said to be a minister in the Jehovah's Witnesses, had previously been convicted.
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Milwaukee
Roland Lee Doering
LaValle
Wis
Doering
Jehovah's Witness
City Orders Survey of Its Sewers
Kenosha city council approved a complete survey of sewer troubles led by city engineer Robert M. Smith. The study will review cross boundary sewage from Pleasant Prairie and Somers, Jerome Creek, Lake Michigan outfalls, and storm water in the Nash building area with costs funded by the current bond issue.
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Kenosha
Robert M. Smith
Alvord, Burdick
Jerome Creek
Lake Michigan
New Nash
60Th St
26Th Ave
Smith
75Th St
Lake West
20Th Ave
50Th St
Washington Park Bowl
Four Corners
27Th St
31St St
14Th Ave
Macwhyte
Sunnyside
Bergman Denied Rome Summer Visit By Court
Actress Ingrid Bergman was denied a summer visit to Rome with her 13 year old daughter amid a custody trial. Superior Judge Mildred Lillie ruled the visit not in the child’s best interest after a three week case featuring attorney Greg Bautzer for Bergman and Dr. Peter Lindstrom.
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Hollywood
U.P
Ingrid Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Rome
Mildred Lillie
Miss Bergman
Greg Bautzer
Keating Raises Perjury Possibility On Liquor Probe
Rep. Keating of New York signaled potential perjury proceedings as a House Judiciary subcommittee heard conflicting testimony over the Justice Department report on the liquor industry. He said more witnesses must testify before deciding on any perjury action.
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House
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Justice Department
Square
Ernest L. Branham
Branham
Richard P. Hodges
No. 2
Antitrust Division
Hodges
Chelf
D-Ky
Herbert A. Bergson
Anti-Trust Division
Bergson
Subcommittee
Democratic
Republican National Committee
Schenley, Seagram
National Distillers
Hiram Walker
Acheson Opens Series Of Big Talks In London
Secretary of State Dean Acheson met with Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden for over two hours in London to begin major Allied discussions on Europe the Middle East and the Far East. They reviewed Europe and Middle East tensions including Russian policy German rearmament and Suez disputes while planning further talks with Schuman Kennan and others.
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Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
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Russia
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Britain
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Suez Canal
Sudan
Vienna
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Robert Schuman
Eden
George F. Kennan
United States
Kennan
State Department
Schuman
France
Germany
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Prisoner Screen Resumes Prolonging Korea War Debate
Negotiators from North Korea accuse the United Nations of lengthening the Korea War by resuming prisoner screening on Koje Island. Gen Nam II denounces voluntary repatriation as insufficient and cites Colson pledges. Harrison defends individual rights as 400 prisoners pledge resistance to return. About 8,000 prisoners were screened in 48 hours, with plans to extend to 45,000.
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Korea
U.P
United Nations Today
Koje Island
Nam II
Red
William K. Harrison
Nam
Harrison
Kose
Koje
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
Millionaire Claims French Divorcee Cased Home
La Vere Redfield, an Arizonan millionaire, accuses a French divorcee he befriended of casing his Carson City, Nevada, home for a burglary worth one million dollars while she hid in his bedroom.
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Carson City
Nev
la Vere Redfield
Weather Update From State Amid Damp and H heat
Damp weather and soaring temperatures swept the state after severe storms yesterday. Hot humid conditions expected tonight and Wednesday with cloudy skies and isolated showers or thunderstorms. The sewage treatment plant reported a high of 74 and low 58 yesterday, while local thermometers rose to 84 by noon. Rainfall measured .80 inches yesterday and last night, including .19 yesterday morning and .55 yesterday afternoon.
McCarthy Slams Papers Over Daily Worker Line Claim
Senator McCarthy testifies in a libel suit against the Syracuse Post Standard saying editorials and magazines follow the Daily Worker line. He cites an Oct. 19 editorial as defamatory and says he won’t read Milwaukee Journal pieces unless ordered by the court.
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N. Y
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Daily Worker
McCarthy
State Supreme Court
Post-Standard
Tracy Ferguson
The
Milwaukee Journal
Journal
Ferguson
Bombing Moves to Break Korean Truce Deadlock
U N forces launched a major air strike along the Yalu River as a new tactic to pressure North Korea and China in truce talks. Over 500 aircraft hit five key power plants on the Korean Manchurian border, aiming to compel negotiators to accept the UN armistice offer.
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Washington
United Nations
Yalu
Churchill Says He Wasn’t Consulted Over Yalu Raids
Prime Minister Churchill told Parliament he had not been consulted in advance about Allied air strikes on Yalu river power plants. He said Britain would inform itself and reserve rights to make representations if desirable. A debate on Korea is planned when Field Marshal Alexander returns, with Labour pressing for immediate debate.
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A.P
Winston Churchill
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Yalu River
United States
House of Commons
Yalu
Churchill
Korea
Earl Alexander
Labor
United Nations
Mother of Four Killed in Highway 41 50 Crash
Mrs. Louis Hildebrand 40 Joliet Illinois and mother of four died when her car was struck head on by a southbound semi truck at the 41 50 intersection. Her husband and children all injured in fair condition and hospitalized in Kenosha. A second fatality, Mikolaj Kudrycki Jr 24 Silver Lake, died at St Catherine's Hospital from brain injuries after a June 14 accident on Highway 32 near 10th St. Five injured in that crash. Coroner to review.
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Evening News
Louis Hildebrand
Joliet
All
Kenosha County
Kenosha Hospital
Mikolaj Kudrycki, Jr
Silver Lake
Kudrycki
Mikolaj Kudrycki
Pinsk
Poland
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Ke-Nash-A
Uaw-Cio
Walter
William Raven
Madison Man Named State Highway Commission Chairman
Harold L. Plummer, 57, former director of the Republican voluntary group, is named State Highway Commission chairman in Madison filling the vacancy caused by the death of James R. Law earlier this year.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Harold L. Plummer
Republican Voluntary Group
State Highway Commission
James R. Law
Saving grows 80 percent with new Defense Bonds law
Thanks to a new law, U.S. Series E Defense Bonds costing 18.75 now yield 33.67, and a 37.50 bond pays 67.34. An 80 percent profit as every Series E Bond can earn interest for 10 years beyond maturity. Hold bonds to gain. Sign up to buy Defense Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan.
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U.S
AWOL Soldier Returns to Find He Was Buried as Becket
James Weekes 21, an AWOL from Camp McCoy, showed up alive after authorities buried a man named Donald Wayne Becker as Weekes. Becker’s body had been identified by Weekes’ mother and Mrs. Phillips, sparking plans to exhume Becker to compare features. Weekes confessed fleeing after Becker’s death, claiming Becker died after an evening with Weekes in Milwaukee. Police will investigate Becker’s death and Weekes faces possible military charges for negligence.
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U.P
James Weekes
Weekes
Donald Wayne Becker
Charles Phillips
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Becker
Eleanor Weekes
Camp McCoy
Wis
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