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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1952

Page

2

Minnesota GOP iGroups Back Eisenhower Support Rolls In

In Ramsey County St. Paul delegates passed a resolution urging Minnesota’s national convention delegates to back Dwight D. Eisenhower on all ballots after the statutory obligation to Harold E. Stassen. In Hennepin County Minneapolis, the GOP urged third and fifth district conventions to send delegates favorable to Eisenhower to Chicago in July.

Minneapolis Ies Dwight D. Eisenhower Minnesota Eisenhower Ramsey County St. Paul Harold E. Stassen Hennepin County GOP Chicago

Kefauver Backer Seeks Southern Support for Nomination

Sen Estes Kefauver told a Tuscaloosa audience he has strongest national view among southern contenders Russell and Kefauver differ on nomination chances. In Washington, Taft backers circulate a 21 questions poll for Eisenhower, asking about support for other nominees, foreign policy, MacArthur firing, civil rights, education aid, Taft Hartley, and possible anti Democratic stance. Eisenhower plans to discuss issues generally on return from active duty June 1.

Tuscaloosa Als Estes Kefauver Washington Dwight Eisenhower Taft-for-President Itne Eisenhower Guy L. Smith Knoxville Journal Tennessee Smith Robert Taft Ohio Douglas MacArthur Oth-Jug Sue Resuesyers United States Chiang Kai-Shek Formosa Britain Peiping Sional Association For the Advvancement of Colored People NAACP Political Action Institute Atlanta Russell Kerr Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Texas Oscar Chapman Truman CBS Chapman Stassen ABC Gen U. S. Far East Ilinois Kefauver Committee Chicago Paul Douglas Illinois Hays Kan Clinois Adlai Stevenson

Dulles Urges US British China Compromise

London April 21 John Foster Dulles a top American expert on foreign policy urges a compromise between American and British policies toward China. The jawyer-diplomat who negotiated the Japanese peace treaty said in a letter to the Week Observer that whatever merit there may be in either country’s position on China is canceled out of the nthow.

London John Foster Dulles Phiten Netter China

Admiral Radford Visits Tokyo During Korea Trip

In Tokyo April 21 Admiral Arthur W. Radford commander of the U S Pacific fleet arrived for a routine visit after touring fleet units off the Korean coast. He is to confer with Vice Admiral C Turner Joy head of the United Nations command armistice delegation.

Tokyo Arthur W. Radford Korea Radford C. Turner Joy United Nations Command

Idaho Democrats Go to Polls Today

Idaho Democrats pick a dozen presidential nominating delegates today as a prelude to Pennsylvania and New York primaries. Delegates to Chicago will be chosen at Lewiston with no binding instructions. The scene shifts to Pennsylvania and New York, where delegate counts and race dynamics shape the national contest. The piece notes Kefauver and Kerr efforts, Taft’s exit, and Taft’s view of nonbinding results.

Idaho Pennsylvania New York Chicago Lewiston Sens Estes Kefauver Tennessee Robert Kerr Oklahoma Dmaniroman Dalnata Anthe Aun Ge iuLe Ohio W. Averell Harriman Eisenhower Harold Stassen Minnesota Taft Kefauver Washington Sen Sparkman Alabama Florida Richard Russell Georgia Russel Gainesville Miami Nace

MacArthur Criticizes Eisenhower as Naive Leader Laureate

New York April 21 Look magazine quotes Gen Douglas MacArthur saying Eisenhower is naive and lacks real leadership and would create a military state if elected president. Richard Wilson, Look Washington bureau chief, notes the remarks were overheard during a Mississippi trip.

New York Look Today Douglas MacArthur Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard Wilson Washington Eisenhower MacArthur Mississippi

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