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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1952
Page
14
New York reports the consumer price index for May 15 shows the cost of living just under January's peak for a four person urban family. Rent and services rise while food components fluctuate. apparel prices have fallen since September.
General Matthew Ridgway and Harvard University president James B. Conant have been named recipients of Freedom House's 1952 Freedom Awards in New York. The honor recognizes their contributions to defense and academic freedom.
Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio will meet Pennsylvania's GOP delegates in Hershey to win uncommitted support. The session follows a prior Eisenhower meeting at Gettysburg with 58 delegates and 60 alternates. Political observers await attendance figures for Taft to gauge interest.
An ad promotes FASTEETH denture powder to secure upper and lower plates for a firmer, more comfortable fit. It claims no gummy taste, alkaline non-acid formula, and helps reduce denture breath. Available at drug stores.
A lighthearted line suggests a perfect husband would forgo his own activities to accompany Amy while she pursues her interests. The remark reflects a humorous gender dynamic and relationship expectation.
The record shows 20 favoring Eisenhower 19 leaning to Taft and 31 undecided but inclined to follow Fine's leadership. The governor says he has not made up his mind and likely won’t until the Chicago convention opens July 7. Taft arrives tonight after Maryland delegates meet. He will hold a news conference before and after meetings, then depart for Washington.
London reports a new Moscow led diplomatic move as Czechoslovakia urges Britain France Italy Belgium Netherlands and Luxembourg to block ratification of the Western peace contract with Germany and the six nation European Army pact The message also pushes for a four power conference to draft a German peace treaty on Soviet terms Hungary and Poland echo the appeal and East European satellites align with similar efforts.
Senate set to debate a new civil rights bill aimed at ending racial and religious discrimination in hiring. Sen. Humphrey moves to force an 11th hour clash despite Southern Democrats’ power to block a vote.
Manila The Japanese Peace Treaty faces ratification in a special Congress session. The Nacionalista opposition in the Senate vows to block approval, arguing the reparations provisions are inadequate and demand stronger terms.
Johnny Yuha a 17 year old Pennsylvania schoolboy athlete died after a seven month battle from injuries sustained in a November 3 football game. He was paralyzed from the neck down after a broken neck and two fractured vertebrae and deteriorated after being taken to Bellevue Medical Center in December.
Twenty one American pilgrims bound for the Holy Land head to Cyprus to obtain Israeli visas to visit Palestine shrines. Sponsored by the American Palestine Christian Committee, their Jordan issued visas were canceled Saturday night amid Middle East royal succession tensions involving King Talal. Cyprus serves as the nearest access point to Israel for consular visas.
The Defense Department released casualty list No. 591 naming 61 casualties from Korea. It includes 12 killed 45 wounded one missing and three injured.
Flying foxes live in Old World tropics and are bats notable for a wingspan around five feet. They are large fruit eaters and roost in trees during the day.
British troops and West German border police reinforced the East West frontier at Helmstedt after East German Volkspolizei seized 43 workers at Hohnsleben near the Soviet zone. All were released unharmed after extensive questioning. Russia accused U S planes of unauthorized flights and a shot from a U S train near the Berlin border.
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