Article cites autocratic actions of Rhee threaten democracy
A magazine article argues that President Syngman Rhee’s autocratic actions alarm U S officials, casting doubt on the republic’s democratic form of government and signaling concern over political stability.
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New Jersey Delegation Shifts Toward Eisenhower in GOP Race
New Jersey's three member delegation splits from Taft and shifts toward Eisenhower as both candidates court delegates ahead of the July 7 convention. AP tally shows Taft 464, Eisenhower 391 with 130 undecided. Democratic race remains unsettled with Kefauver leading Tennessee and Harriman touring the West.
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Robert Taft
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Texas
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Solons Split on Neutral Tour for Koje Camp
Washington June 12 AP a proposal by Sen Richard B Russell and supported by President Truman to invite neutral military observers to Koje Island to assess prisoner treatment drew mixed reactions in Congress. Some senators saw it as countering Communist propaganda while others feared it could imply weakness. General Haydon L Boatner welcomed the idea noting the president as commander in chief. Bridges criticized supervision as too lenient, warning it could compromise positions.
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Adler, Iconic French Painter Jules Adler Dies at 87
Jules Adler died in Nocent sur Marne at age 87. He was a renowned French painter and former president of the French Artists Association, with a long career shaping modern French art noted by contemporaries.
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