Ike Kkippes For GOP Unity in Foreign Policy
Denver June 24 AP Gen Dwight D Eisenhower urged writing a foreign policy plank acceptable to him and Taft to avoid a bitter convention fight. He critiqued isolationists, argued air power alone cannot secure peace, and framed a cooperative world peace effort as essential while avoiding personal attacks.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Taft
America
Bombs on Korea Plants Overdue Says Sen Taft
In Hershey Pennsylvania on June 24 Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio said he does not believe bombing Korea hydro electric plants will start a world war He added the Manchurian Red bases in China can be attacked directly and replied that bombing the hydro plants is not playing with fire.
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Hershey
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Korea
Taft
China
Massachusetts GOP Shifts Support to Eisenhower in Delegates Bost
Massachusetts leaders Sinclair Weeks and Robert Bradford announced support for Gen Dwight D Eisenhower, giving him 31 of the state’s 38 delegates. Taft holds three with four undecided as of June 21. Continues on Page AD.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Sinclair Weeks
Robert F. Bradford
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Bay State
Taft
Senate Favors Two Industry Seizure Bills
Washington June 24 The Senate labor committee approved the Humphrey Bill to permit President Truman to seize the strike plagued steel industry and a broader Morse proposal to seize any industry essential to national security with a Congressional veto. The measures advance to the Senate calendar, though passage remains uncertain. The Morse bill allows a 60 day seizure with a 10 day Congress veto window and potential extension by Congress.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Humphrey
Truman
Sen
D.minn
Morse
R.ore
Senate
Labor Committee
Congress
Miss Universe Entries to Get Keys to City
Long Beach hosts the Miss Universe parade with 9 bands and nearly 100 floats starting at 10 30 a m. Contestants from 23 foreign nations and 42 states will be feted at a welcoming dinner in Municipal Auditorium. Mayor Chace will award gold keys at 6 30 p m. Foreign queens present gifts from home including silver trays an antique Greek vase a gold key and hand stitched sandals. The parade routes Alamitos to Ocean to American to Seventh to Pine then Rainbow Pier and Auditorium.
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Long Beach
Naval Base
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
United States
Municipal Auditorium
Burton W. Chace
Peru
Greece
Alamitos Ave
Ocean Blvd
American Ave
Seventh St
Pine Ave
Rainbow Pier
Willard Lee
Lang
Page
11 Killed in B-50 Crash at Mildenhall England
A U S Air Force B-50 bomber with 11 aboard crashed and burned minutes after takeoff from Mildenhall near Bryant, Suffolk. Police said there were no survivors. The aircraft was on a routine training flight. crew names withheld pending next of kin notices.
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Mildenhall
England
Suffolk
Bryant May Bottom
U. S. Air Force
Mostly sunny tomorrow afternoon forecast
The sky will be mostly sunny tomorrow afternoon after a night with low cloudiness and little temperature change. Winds shift from southwest to west at 10 to 18 mph in the afternoon.
Planes Spell Out Decision to Get Tough
US and allied air forces staged Korea’s largest raid of the war, striking five hydroelectric plants. Nearly 200 Navy planes joined Air Force bombers to hit the Suiho Changjin Songchon facilities, with direct hits reported on all targets. Aimed to break deadlock at Panmunjom, the operation marked a new get tough policy.
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Seoul
Korea
Air Force
Navy
Suiho
Yalu River
Changjing Kesarvair
Songchon River
Yalu
U. & Eighth Army
Chorwon
Washington
Panmunjom
Manchuria
Changjin
North Korea
Typhoon Hits Japan Killing Dozens
A typhoon struck Japan impacting the four main islands with at least 63 dead and rising, 27 injured and 58 missing. Reports say 3 fishing boats with 234 aboard unaccounted for, possibly blown to sea. National rural police say 8800 homes damaged as Tokyo endured 50 mile per hour winds and heavy rain. The storm began last night and offshore communications hindered casualty updates.
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Tokyo
Japan
Japanese
Coast Guard
National Rural Police
30 Missing From Ranks of Warship St. Paul Homeward
Swinging out of the haze the heavy cruiser St. Paul guided into Long Beach Harbor to Berth AG as salutes boomed. The ship returned with 30 vacancies from the action against the Reds, a turret explosion cited as the heaviest hit. Relatives watched from the wharf while the band played both solemn and gay tunes as families scanned for familiar faces. Marines stood in orderly ranks, the crowd eager for news on a homecoming steeped in loss and pride. The scene closed with the ship’s signal lights blinking and pennants snapping in the breeze.
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Pacific
St. Paul
Point Fermin
Long Beach Harbor
Naval Station
Berth AG
Long Beach
Atl
Cruiser Division 5
Bear in City 500-Pound Bruin Killed in Fontana
Fontana report says a 500 pound bear was shot and killed by Sheriff’s Deputy Arthur Lindner in the downtown area after wandering from the San Bernardino mountains. City bear hunting activity noted as productive.
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Fontana
Arthur Lindner
San Bernardino Mountains
Warren Seeks More Votes to Boost Ballot at Convention
Sacramento June 24 Earl Warren a leading Republican presidential hopeful with 76 pledged delegates says he hopes to gain extra first ballot votes at the national convention. He denies any California delegates planning a second choice. Warren maintains he is earnest about his own candidacy and will have the third largest bloc at the convention.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
California
Associated Press
Warren
Wisconsin
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Car Owner Shoots Two Belmont Shore Teens in Hubcap Incident
In Belmont Shore a 20-gauge shotgun blast wounded Richard Terrar 16 and Paul Thurlo 17 as they drove away from William H. West after he said he caught them removing hubcaps from his car. West, 31, was arrested for assault with intent to commit murder. Thurlo remained in critical condition with wounds to face chest and neck. Terrar was in satisfactory condition.
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Belmont Shore
Felice
William H. West
Glendora Ave
West
Richard Terrar
Newport Ave
Paul Thurlo
Freckles Re
Lakewood
Thurlo
Terrar
W. L. Higley
G. E. McIntyre
TerHar
Florence Raney
Churchill says he was not consulted on Yalu raids
London June 24 Prime Minister Winston Churchill told Parliament he had not been consulted about Allied raids on Yalu River power plants and said he might make representations to the United States. An exchange with a Labourite questioned whether the attacks could widen the Korean war and a debate was demanded.
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London
Winston Churchill
Yalu River
United States
House of Kommons
Yalu
Churchill
Laborites
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Bergman Loses Bid for Pia's Italy Visit
In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge denied Ingrid Bergman's request for permission for her 13-year-old daughter Pia to visit in Italy this summer. Judge Mildred Lillie urged reconciliation efforts between Bergman and Pia's father Dr. Peter Lindstrom, noting it would not be best for Pia to leave the country now. The judge criticized both parents for self interest, and said love cannot be bought.
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Los Angeles
Ingrid Bergman
Pia
Italy
Roberto Rossellini
Mildred Lillie
Miss Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Rome
Lillie
Dr. Lindstrom
Gregson Bauter
Senate unit jun ks ban on Vatican envoy
Washington June 24. Senate appropriations committee approved a 1 015 016 735 bill to fund state justice and commerce departments and dropped a House rider that would have barred Truman from sending an ambassador to the Vatican without Congress approval.
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Washington
GPA
Senate
House
President Truman
Vatican
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Senate Appropriations Committee
Civil Rights Bill in New Guise As Senate Bound Measure Shifts
Washington June 24 A new civil rights bill would bar employer discrimination and create a Federal Equal Opportunity for Employment commission FEOFE to write rules for hiring practices based on race religion or national origin It targets interstate industries employing 50 or more but lacks strong enforcement authority aside from court compliance orders amid doubts it will be debated before Congress adjourns
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Washington
Senate
Labor Committee
Congress
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEOFE
Equal Opportunity For Employment” Commission
Commission
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Miss New Jersey
Ike Kkippes
GOP
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Sen. Taft
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