Eisenhower urges middle path against left and right tyranny
General Dwight D. Eisenhower campaigns in Boise and Kansas City warning extreme left or right leads to tyranny. He criticizes Truman policy as leftward and calls for moderation while addressing two large crowds and meeting GOP leaders from seven Midwest states. He notes centralized Washington power and jokes about government doing housework.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Boise
Idaho
Eisenhower
Fairfax Airport
Washington
Eisenhower middle-way theme wins Senate praise
Senator Mundt from South Dakota hails Ike mid dle way speech as sound direction for the campaign. Senator Hickenlooper from Iowa calls it extremely sound and Bennett of Utah says it appeals to Westerners and reflects a straight road in government.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Karl E. Mundt
Boots Dakota
Eisenhower
Boise
Idaho
Mundt
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Town
Bennett
GOP
America
Democratic Party
Hickenlooper
Truman pledges no weakening of Korean truce terms
President Truman privately assured officials the United States will not weaken prisoner repatriation terms to seal a peace before the November election. He reiterated that the U N must not use force to return POWs and warned Communist leaders that the U S stands firm on the stalemate in Korea. About 70,000 of 170,000 UN POWs oppose repatriation for humanitarian and safety reasons.
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Korea
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U. S
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Army
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Write-in Drive For MacArthur In Maryland Explained
A Maryland conservative group weighs a write-in push for General MacArthur in November. G J Whitmer of Baltimore says Marylanders, many from the Taft faction, may act if similar dissidents arise in other states.
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Truman says no Washington mess. calls for new blood
President Truman stated there is no mess in Washington and urged some new blood in the Democratic party. He declined to comment on Stevenson and Sparkman campaigns, said he expects rivals to use information freely, and noted no plans for Secret Service changes after questions about his daughter Margaret.
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Truman
Adlai Stevenson
John Sparkman
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Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Sparkman
Ducks Margaret
Margaret
Secret Service
U. S
Walton Butterworth
State Department
Miss Truman
City Hall
Michael McDermott
Congress
Sen
Bourke Hickenlooper
Ilowa
Bel
Albert M. Cole
Kansas
Sweden
Wallace ¥. Bennett
Utah
Mic Teft
Helsinki
Finland
U N Bombers Pound Factories And Installations
U N bomber forces based in Okinawa joined in massive raids across Northwest Korea targeting Pyongyang and Osu. B 29s dropped 350 tons on Pyongyang destroying hundreds of buildings and triggering large fires while B 26s hit a cement plant at Osu. Air losses minimal. aerial dogfights reported with MiG 15s. Ground actions remained light.
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Korea
U. N
Osu
Pyongyang
Communist Targets In Two Days. the Air Force
Navy
Air
Namyang
Polio Deaths Rise as State Reports Three Fatalities
Polio claimed three lives within 24 hours in Wisconsin. Shirley Hulett, 6, of Jackson County, died at the station hospital eight hours after onset. A Sparta child and a Racine city health official report confirm polio as the cause in two more deaths. State of emergency declared in Sparta.
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Caleb Hulett
Jackson County
Miss Hulett
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Beng
Monroe County
A. S. Epler
Sparta
Albert C. Edwards
Racine
Iit
Viroqua
Waupaca County
Marinette County
Japanese Lawyers Demand Action Over U S Forces Crimes
Tokyo and Japanese lawyers accuse United States and United Nations servicemen in Japan of repeat violent crimes. The Federation of Bar Associations sent a resolution to General Mark Clark urging stricter enforcement of military rules and discipline.
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Mark Clark
United States
United Nations
Japan
Federation of Bar’ Association
U.N
Stalin's Heir May Emerge From Moscow Meeting
A Moscow Communist party congress meet in October could reveal Georgi Malenkov as Stalin's successor. The Politburo chairmanship and Praesidium leadership are key factors with Stalin possibly naming the next chief. Analysts expect a formal selection to avert internal power struggles after Stalin's death.
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Stalin
Washington
Russia
Communist Party
Georgi Malenkov
Josef Stalin
Praesidium
Politburo
Lop
Central Committee
Soviet Union
U S Vessel Sinks in English Channel Aboard Western Farmer
The American freighter Western Farmer sank after a collision with the Norwegian tanker Bjorgholm near Goodwin Sands. Captain Gun Nar Utvik of Galveston and 23 others were rescued at Ramsgate while 13 went to Dover. The Magnolia trawler also sunk with three dead and eight rescued.
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Muir Ae
English Channel
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Galveston
Tex
England
Ramsgate
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Oslo
Goodwin Sands
Channel
Dulcilio Santiago
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Dover
Henry Lamb
Bremen
Germany
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New York
Britain
Magnolia
Swedish Ire Over Miss Truman Bodyguard
Swedish papers reported alleged rough handling by three Secret Service agents guarding Margaret Truman during her European tour. Stockholm and Stockholm Town Hall incidents were denied by the White House and State Department, while Sweden's Foreign Office opened an investigation.
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Margaret Truman
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Secret Service
Expressen
Miss Truman
Stockholm
Swedish Foreign Office
Sweden
U.S. Secret Service
Alsol
White House
State
Treasury
Department
City Hall
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Minnesota
Wisconsin cool and fair tonight with lows 43 to 50. Friday mostly fair and cooler. Minnesota cooler in the south east with Friday partly sunny and warmer, lows 40 to 45 rising to 65 to 70 in the north east and 82 in the southwest. Observations show 7:30 a.m. clear, 12:00 p.m. 75 degrees, Menasha dam at 13 inches above the river level.
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Minnesota
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Governors Predict Eisenhower to Carry Western States
In Boise Idaho nine Western state governors gathered for a campaign strategy conference. Governor Earl Warren California said his state was doubtful but could be carried with a vigorous campaign. He noted about 800000 more Democrats than Republicans are registered.
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Idaho
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Stevenson Plans Western campaigning and speeches
Stevenson on vacation drafts 10 to 12 speeches for a Western swing in September to win the top vote in November. He may start in Denver at Eisenhower’s headquarters before heading to the Pacific Northwest and California. He will add a news conference and plans to mix fishing with writing. He pledges to fight corruption ruthlessly and to appoint incorruptible, qualified men to government posts to fix Washington. He remarks he may not address Eisenhower’s foreign policy desirability.
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Adlai Stevenson
Denver
Colo
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pacific Northwest
California
Stevenson
Eisenhowser
Washington
Eisenhower
America
Hearings Target Top Justice Official Over Department Shakeup
A House judiciary subcommittee plans hearings next Tuesday on the Justice Department amid a Washington shakeup. Rep. Chelf says the panel will probe misconduct and corruption, with promised revelations and potential additional removals as the investigation searches for a missing link. James Mullally, a longtime Criminal Division lawyer, was suspended pending review of outside activities.
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Washington
Department
United States
Free Today
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Rep
Chelf
D-Ky
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Dephrey
Portland
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Jook
James A. Mullally
Mulally
McGranery
Jon
Wall of Water Drowns Platoon Members in Korea Flood
In Korea a nine foot wall of water from a typhoon swept a river as a platoon crossed. Four bodies recovered. 26 missing including one officer and 25 enlisted men from the 45th Infantry Division. Eleven survivors reached higher sandbars. search by boats with grappling hooks continues.
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Korea
U. 5
Eighth Army
45Th Infantry Division
Okinawa
Army
45Th
Oklahoma National Guardsmen
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United States
Williams Boggs To Head GOP Ticket In Maryland Election
U S Sen John J Williams and Rep J Caleb Boggs will head the Republican ticket in Delaware for the November general election Williams was nominated without opposition by the GOP State Convention to seek re election to the Senate Boggs was named without opposition as the GOP gubernatorial candidate
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