Governor Warren Urges Forward Action for GOP
Gov Earl Warren speaking at the Waldorf Astoria urged a progressive Republican ticket and a frontal campaign to win in November. He pressed social welfare programs and forward action, attacking Democratic leadership and pledging to root out corruption and favoritism. The address followed Dewey's introduction and support for Eisenhower.
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No Write-Ins for Maryland No Write-Ins for Maryland
Maryland voters will not have write-in ballots in the May 5 primary. A Baltimore judge had allowed write-ins last week, but the Maryland Court of Appeals ruled there is no right to write-in names under current election laws. Democrats will choose between Kefauver and an un instructed delegation. Republicans back a McKeldin favorite-son slate with no GOP presidential contenders in the primary.
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Struggle for 28 Delegates in Massachusetts Taft Eisenhower Face Off
In Massachusetts voters eye the April 29 Republican primary as Taft and Eisenhower backers battle for 28 delegates. Top statewide delegates are split with two Taft, two Eisenhower, six uncommitted. Saltonstall and Lodge back Eisenhower. District races show Taft and Eisenhower pledges with three districts also featuring MacArthur options.
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Stassen Outlines Seven Point Foreign Policy Plan
Newark April 9 Harold E Stassen, a Republican presidential hopeful, campaigns in New Jersey outlining a seven point foreign policy program. The plan calls for State Department reorganization, a diplomacy academy, VOA reform, stronger Air Force, businesslike use of economic aid, liberalizing colonial powers policies, and UN charter overhaul. Gov Sherman Adams spoke for Eisenhower in Glen Ridge stressing unity to win the presidency.
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Memorial Raised to Bataan Heroes in Balanga
On April 9 Balanga Bataan Philippines marked the 10th anniversary of the fall of Bataan with the dedication of a memorial to American and Filipino heroes who defended the peninsula. The nationwide observance centered in Balanga, a gathering point for captives before the death march north.
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Ex Red Film Director Sues Over Libel Damages
Garson Karin, a former Communist accusations target, sues Hollywood Reporter publishers and writers for 2,025,000 dollars. Complaint filed yesterday in Los Angeles names defendants owners W. R. Wilkerson T. F. Seward editor Don Gillette and columnist Mike Connolly.
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iTidelands Veto Override Seen
SACRAMENTO April 9 CEA Presidential veto of measures to restore tidelands to state ownership will be overridden, Sen William F Knowland predicted though by a narrow margin. He doubted more than two or three votes would spare. He said it might be possible to override a veto after press conference noting Senate and House passed bills to restore state title for the tidelands but compromises likely. He added Washington opinion holds Truman will veto again.
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Eight Illinois Solons Win Eight Illinois Solons Win
Eight Illinois congressmen with primary opposition appear to have won renomination. Notable victors include Adolph J. Sabath in the Fifth District, and veteran Republicans C. W. Runt Bishop, Robert Chiperfield, Harold H. Velde, and others. Phyllis Schlafly led in the 24th District race. In all, 11 Republicans and seven Democrats among 18 incumbents were unopposed or advanced.
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Japanese Notes Long Need for Aid
MEXICO CITY April 9 The chief of a Japanese trade mission says U S troops will have to remain in Japan until the country is ready to defend itself Koh Chiba told a news conference that neither the people nor the government want the occupation forces but recognize they must remain He praised the occupation saying it has made Japan a democracy reformed land-holding and educational systems and improved the economy
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Briton With Arab Legion Shot in Bed in Amman
Amman Jordan April 9 British military specialist Con R Palmer of the Arab Legion was shot to death in his bed last night. A British spokesman said the casualty appeared to be the victim of a burglar with no political motive. Jordan police said an investigation was under way and some arrests had been made.
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