Oregon primary showdown for Eisenhower tests strength
In Oregon a 1000-signature petition can place Eisenhower on the ballot without consent, testing his strength cite May 16 primary. The state bars candidates who have unclear party ties, forcing a Republican or Democrat label if he runs.
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Truman Presses Senators on MacArthur Investigation Plan
A fragmented report indicates President Truman urging senators to back a MacArthur inquiry. It suggests resistance among some leaders while Chairman Dick is portrayed as taking a firmer, possibly opposing, stance.
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Peace talks slow as Korean front stays volatile
The article outlines stalled Korean peace talks over a ceasefire buffer with Reds pushing the 38th parallel, Allied positions defending current lines, and continued UN fighting. It notes U.N. and U.S. military moves, European defense plans, and political reaction to price controls.
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Meat Cattle and Swine Near Record in 1952
A recent survey projects beef cattle totaling about 65.4 million by January 1 1952, up 5.8 million from 1951 and 7.6 million above 1945 wartime peak. Total cattle could reach about 90 million, with dairy cattle excluded. The 1951 pig crop is set to be the second highest in U.S. history, with a 106 million pigs-year total expected.
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Congress Gambles With National Security Over Controls Act
Washington dispatch notes lawmakers in both parties aided by lobbyists while debating the national production act. It cites the Republican and southern Democrat coalition, amendments pushed by cattlemen and the influence of Korea hostilities on voting. Manly Fleischmann warns that halting defense work risks security and missing 1953 goals.
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President’s mid year report tests Congress amid chaotic amendments
The column notes the conflict over amendments in conference as the administration pushes defense growth. It cites President’s mid year economic report urging stronger military efforts despite a possible Korea armistice and questions whether his influence over Congress endures. Sam Rayburn’s leadership and Senator McFarland’s reelection worries heighten the tension.
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Stubborn Truman struggles with domestic policy push
The text notes President Truman as unwavering in his beliefs yet failing to sell the country on an internal security program. It contrasts his stronger stance on foreign policy with inflation rhetoric, arguing people lack fear due to inexperience and that prices rise as inputs rise.
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MacArthur Denounces Korea War Policy In Return Speech
General Douglas MacArthur delivered a scathing critique of American policy at home and abroad. He called the Korea war indecisive and foreign policy a mess, warned government costs are alarming, and urged a strong vigorous healthy America to ensure the free world’s survival.
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