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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
2
Two German passenger trains collided head on near Neuss Railway station on June 30. About 30 people were injured as traffic was redirected to a single track after a derailed locomotive blocked the second track.
Gadsen Alabama June 20 a year-old sailor under a 35 year sentence for murder was led handcuffed to a stream yesterday and baptized into the Church of God Deputies led James David Higgs of Roanoke Virginia and three other prisoners to the baptism Higgs was convicted June 11 of the fatal shooting of Marine Pvt Clyde James Shapelev 19 of Attala Alabama
Senator Robert Taft said a Taft MacArthur ticket would be strong if nominated for president and vice president. He spoke on television as Chicago GOP delegates gather for the July convention. Taft backed MacArthur and Wedemeyer’s policy, eyed about half of the delegates on the first ballot, and noted Eisenhower’s reluctance to attack the administration. Dewey urged Eisenhower’s nomination and commented on New York delegates.
Denver dispatch reports General Eisenhower resting before a pre convention move to Chicago. He attended church with Mrs Eisenhower, golfed at Cherry Hills, and hosted a barbecue while aides consider a Wednesday night radio broadcast thanking Denver. Defamation claims from North Dakota delegates arise amid Taft support clashes.
New York June 20 Progressive party secretary C B Baldwin says the party’s candidate will be on the ballot in 35 to 40 states this year and will hold the balance of power in some states. He notes ballot access in New York Pennsylvania Michigan California Missouri among others and cites the 1943 party vote of about 1 157 000. Hallinan heads the ticket while Wallace left the party over Korea war opposition and Bridges is referenced in a contempt sentence.
Washington reports Civil Defense Chief Millard Caldwell denounces a House slash in funds from 600 million to 37.5 million as illogical and dangerous. He warns America trails Russia in civil defense and that World War III risk looms as intelligences say Soviets could reach major U S industrial centers.
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