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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
2
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Vice Admiral Clark told a news conference aboard his flagship that the U S Seventh Fleet could “cause havoc” against any Communist attempt to invade Formosa. He said invasion risks rise if a Korea armistice shifts Reds to the mainland, while fleet orders remain to defend Formosa within wartime limits.
Hartford June 3 Senator Brien McMahon appears set to gain early Connecticut delegates at the state Democratic convention, likely instructing them to back his presidential bid. President Truman planned a Connecticut visit for the keel laying of the Nautilus, the first atomic powered submarine, before returning to Washington. The Nautilus is built by General Dynamics Electric Boat in New London. Senator William Benton expected to be renominated. Republican challenger William Purtell, a Hartford manufacturer, to oppose in November.
Gen Matthew Ridgway and allied command announce a three day visit to Italy starting June 16. He will fly to Rome for conferences with Italian civil and military leaders and then proceed to Naples for further talks.
Washington June 9 Senator Richard Russell of Georgia said he is the only Democratic presidential hopeful confident he could defeat both Eisenhower and Taft. He cited a U.S News poll showing Eisenhower leading Kefauver 54 to 46 in 93 contiguous states, with Kefauver trailing Eisenhower by a similar margin. Admiral Robert B. Carney will inspect Italian troops in Udine on his return to Paris and visit other NATO capitals.
The Republican arrangements committee opened a two day session in Chicago amid strong support for Gen Douglas MacArthur as keynote. Taft and Eisenhower vie for delegates, with Indiana and Pennsylvania leaning, and a close tally showing Taft ahead. Taft promises to appoint MacArthur to a high post if elected.
London June 9 The Sun Chronicle reports British scientists developed a revolutionary alloy insulating against atomic radiation enabling thinner shielding for atomic powered aircraft. A government spokesman denied any knowledge of the claim and other sources could not confirm it. The Chronicle was the sole paper to publish the report.
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