Editorials on Korea forces by Rep. Bender of Ohio
Rep. Bender cites official figures showing U S forces dominate Korea with 98 24 percent of air power 83 81 percent of naval and 88 percent of ground forces. South Korea supplied 43 percent of ground troops and small shares of other branches. The piece questions secrecy and urges full public accounting of Korea events within security limits.
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Mrs Sarah Swope Of Lancaster 102nd Birthday Highlighted
Mrs Sarah Swope of Lancaster Pennsylvania celebrated her 102nd birthday last Friday. AP wirephoto shows her with Christmas gifts wrapped and ready for distribution. She has two daughters ten grandchildren eleven great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren.
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Signs Grow that Truman Will Not Run Next Year
Washington says Eisenhower versus Vinson could be the presidential race. Rumors say Truman may not run, with close sources reporting his inner struggle and pressures from Mrs Truman, health fears, and scandals shaping his decision.
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Political omen at the White House lightning rods
The Kewanee Star Courier notes lightening rods installed on the White House may signal political significance. The piece suggests President Truman hopes for a political turn, implying confidence in Democrat victory and a different kind of shock to the Republicans.
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Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A dense set of crossword clues appears with numbered entries across and down. Read variations include biblical references, chemical symbols, city names, and common crossword terms. The grid contains standard puzzle prompts and an answer to a prior puzzle.
Questions on Corrupt Practices Act and political finance
Washington correspondent Ray Tucker answers reader questions on the Corrupt Practices Act and the Hatch Act, arguing the money law is largely unenforceable and needs revision. He notes inflation since 1925, rising campaign costs, and the role of outside groups in financing elections. He also discusses investors' views on Eisenhower and Barkley’s Korea trip as political signals.
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