Taft Seeks Compromise on Delegates at Convention
Indiana voter scene centers on Taft's bid to settle disputes over Texas Louisiana and Mississippi delegates to the Republican national convention. Taft hopes to avoid fights before the credentials committee by fair settlements while Eisenhower supporters vow to push their seating claims.
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Indianapolis
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Indiana
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Credentials Committee
Eisenhower
Taft
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Reckless air power talk condemned by Wiley on Senate floor
Senator Alexander Wiley warned on the Senate floor that reliance on air power alone could frighten allies and invite German misperceptions. He called such talk reckless and urged maintenance of land strength to deter invasion, saying Western Europe should not be left to air bombardment alone. He rejected questions about Taft.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Wiley
Elbe
Europe
Vishinsky says no atomic secrets left at UN meet
Boston June 6 The Christian Science Monitor reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky told a secret United Nations conference in Paris last December that there were no atomic secrets left in the world. Frye cites hitherto secret conference records noting Vishinsky warned the arms race could guarantee atomic warfare if not halted.
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Christian Science Monitor
Andrew Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
Paris
William R Frye
Vishinsky
Mills Speaks To Md VFW At 32nd Encampment
HAGERSTOWN June 6 The Maryland Veterans of Foreign Wars opened its 32nd encampment with a sharp critique of placing the United Nations flag over the U S colors. Benjamin Wolfson Baltimore attorney and American Legion commander warned delegates that the younger generation may not know their nation’s sovereignty. He urged unity against criticism of the Veterans Administration under the Hoover Commission and urged cutting UN symbolism from veterans observances. Mayor Herman L Mills welcomed about 250 delegates and noted Korean War casualties totaling 109,000, more than the combined populations of Hagerstown Frederick and Cumberland. He called for closing the Russian embassy to end legalized spying. A big parade closed the day as a full business session is set for tomorrow with resolutions Saturday.
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United Nations
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Washington
Taft Gains All DC Delegates in Bid for Nomination
Washington June 6 Taft campaign claims six DC delegates giving Taft 56 of the 4 required for presidential nomination and solidifying his bid in the Republican race.
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Taft
Washington
Robert A. Taft
District of Columbia
Personal Fission Overwhelms Atomic Threat, Hood College Speaker
Very Reverend James A. Pike urged Hood College graduates that social and personal breakdowns pose a greater danger than atomic fission. He warned of community atomization, high divorce rates, and individual schisms, calling for renewed faith and unity rooted in Judaic Christian heritage. He spoke at the baccalaureate for 112 women graduates as the college noted a shift toward secularism in culture.
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Stassen Sees McKeldin At Annapolis Meeting
Stassen, seeking the Republican nomination, met Governor Theodore R. McKeldin in Annapolis to discuss the Chicago convention. Both sides gave no statement. Stassen reaffirmed a no-vice stance and touted Maryland votes as a preferred son bid, with Taft supporters contesting the claim. George Nossett, 62, died after being found shot at his Fullerton home on the way to a Baltimore hospital.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
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Ohio
Taft
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Nossett
Breakup of Compound 76 Aims to Unravel Kidnap Plot
Officials report Operation Breakup shifting focus to Red prisoner compound where Col. Francis T. Dodd was kidnapped. Brig. Gen Haydon L. Boatner would try leaders once Compound 76 is divided into smaller units. After Dodd’s downgrade and hostage ordeal, Boatner tightened control with tank and infantry deployments and removal of banners. Some compounds resisted briefly but demonstrations were limited. minor defiance appeared at compounds 60 and 66.
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Talal Plans Return to Guard Jordan Throne
Paris dispatch reports King Talal of Jordan, aged 41, intends to return home as ruler in name if not in fact. His government says his younger brother Naif covets power while Talal, on sick leave for illness and mental distress, has authorized a three member commission to act on his behalf. Naif remains in exile in Beirut as Talal rests in Paris after a Swiss medical stint.
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Lebanon
Mental hospital beds fill over half of U S capacity
A historic note reports that more than half of all United States hospital beds are occupied by mental patients, highlighting strain on mental health facilities and resources.
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United States
Minor Accident Held Cause Of Man's Death
Robert Leon Cavalier 73 of Salisbury, a salesman for a Baltimore hardware firm, died eight hours after a minor collision with a school bus near Cambridge. The physician cited cerebral hemorrhage brought on by emotional upset from the accident as the cause. Cavalier and Jeneld Henry, both of William H. Coe Co., passed a bus as it turned left. dents resulted. They returned to town and spoke with County Schools Superintendent W T Boston when Cavalier had a seizure and died at 4 45 p m.
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Robert Leon Cavalier
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Baltimore
Cavalier
Jeneld Henry
William H. Coe Co
Heney
W T. Boston
Coal Tar Drug Seen As Arthritis Help
Dr E C Kidd of New York told the American Rheumatism Society that butazolidin, a coal tar derived drug, relieves pain and stiffness in arthritis and rheumatic diseases. The drug does not cure the underlying condition, but eases symptoms observed in tests presented today.
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E. C. Kidd
New York
Kidd
Ron Finds 60 Patients Show Drug Boosts Improvement
Ron reported 60 patients showed the drug "usually produced very good clinical improvement" but noted frequent adverse reactions, including indigestion and nausea, in some cases.
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EMPLOYES BUY PAPER WASHINGTON
The Cincinnati Enquirer was sold to the Portsmouth Steel Corp acting for a group of the newspaper's employees for 7.6 million dollars in cash on June 8.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Portsmouth Steel Corp
All metal Removable Slats DuPont Plastic Finish
Portable enclosure slats offered in metal with a DuPont plastic finish. One piece bottom rail 14 inches, panels 36 inches wide and 64 inches long. Priced at 2.84.
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