Taft Blasts Truman On Foreign Policy In Wisconsin
Sen. Robert A Taft denounces President Truman as hypocritical for bipartisan policy claims and labels the Korean War as a Truman war. He speaks to 4650 at Beloit College urging observers that McCarthy’s investigations are justified amid alleged State Department loyalty issues. Taft faults seven years of failing foreign policy and notes MacArthur’s dismissal as wrong.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Wisconsin
Rock County
Republican Club
Beloit College
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State Department
Sen
McCarthy
Loyalty Board
Joehn S
U. N
Congress
Gen. MacArthur
China
Taft Truman Bipartisan Policy Demands Fraud
A sprawling field of Democratic presidential hopefuls forms as Truman remains silent. Favorite sons and party insiders circulate names like Kefauver McMahon and McMahon in Illinois to challenge Taft Stassen and MacArthur while Truman weighs re election.
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Tennessee
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Connecticut
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Senate Crime Investigating Committee
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Minnesota
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Ohio
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Lar Daly
Chicago
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Ilinois
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Kentucky
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House
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Tve
O'Mahoney
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Paul Douglas
Richard Russell
Georgia
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Reds Retreat in Indochina
In Hanoi on January 22, French high command said Vietminh forces were withdrawing west and southeast of Hanoi under heavy fire from French and Vietnamese units. Aerials showed retreat south of Route 6 toward Hoa Binh, 40 miles from Hanoi, while mobile groups chased Vietminh in the Nam Dinh area. In Saigon, Vietminh used bicycle bombs injuring nine in Phnom Penh and thirty in Saigon as government buildings were targeted yesterday.
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U.N Votes Fund to Aid Refugees
Paris January 22 The United Nations special political committee approved a three year 250 million dollar program to resettle Palestinians refugees in neighboring Arab countries. The vote was 44 in favor 4 opposed with the Soviet bloc five members abstaining along with Argentina and Canada Israel stayed away in protest over Iraqi executions. Arab delegates warned of possible repercussions.
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Iraq
Debate precedes vote on refugees return to Israel
In a preceding debate the supporters stated that approving the program should not be read as relaxing demands for refugees to be allowed to go back to their homes in Israel. The discussion framed the vote as conditional on continued insistence that returns be permitted, maintaining pressure on authorities while pursuing the aid package.
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Kefauver Gains Northwest Support In 1948 Web
Washington Democrats back Estes Kefauver for their party's presidential nomination if Truman does not run. The Northwest delegation splits and Taft Eisenhower camps debate strength as Kefauver gains quiet momentum with Langlie allied backers and Oregon interest.
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D.-Tenn
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Ohio
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Chicago
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New York
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Oregon
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Senate Crime Investigating Committee
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Justice Vinson
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Sen
Brian McMahon
Connecticut
Tay
Northwest
Ohioan
Paul
Arthur B. Langlie
Britain Moves to Avert Crisis With Stringent Policy
Britain and nine Commonwealth partners unveiled an emergency program to sell assets and curb imports, aiming to balance income and outgo by midyear and set the stage for a stronger sterling. Talks included Australia New Zealand India Pakistan Ceylon South Africa Southern Rhodesia and Canada. measures call for long-term borrowing and boosting exports while trimming luxury imports.
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