Parties May Vie for Gen Ike's Political Ear When He Returns
Washington sources report Democrats and Republicans plan to woo General Dwight Eisenhower during his Washington visit. Sen. Johnston says Eisenhower leans Democratic, while Sen. Kefauver speculates his name could surface at both conventions unless he clarifies his affiliations. Duff Anacem and others push for a public show of availability ahead of the 1952 nomination.
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Moroccan riots kill five and injure seventy near Casablanca
AP reports French authorities say five Moroccans were killed and 70 injured by bullets and stones in anti-French riots to block local elections. About 500 rioters jailed. calm reportedly returned. The dead include a Moroccan woman and a child. Police and a bystander among the injured.
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Truman Signs 74 Million Civil Defense Bill Limiting Shelters
President Truman called the 74.945 million civil defense appropriation and 34 million for community facilities insufficient for national security. He condemned cuts to stockpiling and emergency supplies, shelter programs, and essential services, warning of higher costs and weakened mobilization. He criticized Congress for several reductions including 25.2 million to 4 million for community facilities and warned against bargain basements in security.
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Imprisoned Red Called to Hearing
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