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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1951
Page
3
General Eisenhower keeps a hands off stance on party politics while backers press for his 1952 Republican nomination. Senators and governors from Dewey to Warren weigh in on his potential run and his openness to speak on politics as supporters push for a formal pledge or statement.
CHICAGO November 7 Secretary of the Interior Oscar L. Chapman said it is his plain duty to develop a synthetic liquid fuels program under wider federal auspices. He spoke via a read message to the American Petroleum Institute, read by Bruce K. Brown. He noted the Supreme Court ruling on submerged lands and said Interior would lead in this field. He cited progress at Rifle Colorado Louisiana Morgantown West Virginia with plans for large scale shale oil plants.
LAILAGU NOY, a 24 year old mother, was charged with murder after telling a coroner's jury she strangled her 15 month old daughter Betty Mae Phillips because she wanted a divorce. Donna Mae Phillips testified that she had repeatedly asked husband Elmer for a divorce and that he refused. The deputy coroner pressed if killing the baby would set her free, and she replied yes.
Moscow papers dismissed Vincent Auriol's proposal for a Big Four leaders conference in Paris as a peace ploy. They faulted the idea for avoiding NATO bases, remilitarization and U S rearmament while noting diplomats see private talks possible without an agenda. Churchill called for direct talks with Stalin.
Four month old Patricia Boies died at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago after being flown there from Brooks Air Force Base Texas during a bitter snowstorm. She suffered a heart condition and could not receive tests or diagnosis due to grave condition. Her parents Lt and Mrs Jack Boies and an Army nurse accompanied the infant on the medical flight.
Biloxi Mississippi November 7 ministers of the Protestant Ministerial Association plan to ask Sheriff Laz Quave to close all liquor outlets in Harrison County. A spokesman said the group met in emergency session and will urge the sheriff at his Gulfport office following the death of a 19 year old Keesler Air Force Base airman who reportedly drank at a Biloxi tavern.
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