Eisenhower presses for expert input at Denver editors meeting
In Denver Eisenhower told farm and agricultural editors that while he lacks ready answers to many national issues he will seek solutions with help from the country’s best brains. He urged the group to help him learn about agriculture and water conservation as he begins preconvention campaigning in Colorado. The arrival drew large crowds despite heat, with tens of thousands greeting him along the route to the Brown Palace hotel.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Brown Palace
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Maks
Ths
Fime
Eisenhowers
John
Southern California Weather and Campus Notes
UNITED PRESS reports clear skies for Southern California tonight and Tuesday with early morning fog along the south coast Tuesday. June 16 1952 shows highs of 98 and lows of 54. past days list 88/30 and 84/50. Campus bits note Redlands Methodist ministers and summer school starting next week amid lively campus activity. a misread street-level quote ends with a joke about teeth.
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United Press
California
Toady
Jimmy Cub
James
Mercury
Jimmy
University of Redlands
Joe Palooka
Lil’ Abner
Terry
Q. Henry
Explosion at U.S. ammo dump in Korea kills, injures many
In Haeundae Korea an explosion ripped through the 8th Army ammunition dump killing one American soldier and injuring 31 Americans and Koreans. 20,000 to 30,000 Koreans evacuated as fires, rockets and napalm-like blasts continued for days. Two Americans missing.
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Haeunde
Korea
8Th Army
Husband Silences Wife in Divorce Court
In Los Angeles a 45 year marriage ended as Phoebe B. Lacey testified her husband Monroe Lacey turned off his hearing aid whenever she spoke in their divorce case before Superior Judge Thurmond Clarke. She won most of the community property including the family home in Whit Tet.
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Los Angeles
Monroe
Phoebe B. Lacey
Scripps-Howard Papers Endorse Eisenhower for President
New York World Telegram Sun and 18 Scripps-Howard papers endorse Gen Dwight D Eisenhower for the Republican nomination. Editors say Taft is honest and capable but Eisenhower meets the hour, can be elected, and will confront major campaign issues without dodging tough questions.
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New York
UPI
Scripps- Howard
Dwight D Eisenhower
World-Telegram and
Sur
Scripps-Howard
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Robert A. Taft
Bob Taft
Eisenhower
Strike Paralyses Long Island Rail Transport Amid Army of Commuters
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers led a 4 am walkout on the Long Island Railroad freezing service for 120 miles. About 300000 daily riders and weekend travelers faced massive delays as engineers press for contract terms and rule changes amid broader industry tensions with 63 other lines under review. Prospects of a 60 day fact finding linger as mediation aims to avert a wider strike.
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New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Long Island
New York City
Washington
Brotherhood
Ross Barr
Barr
Cleveland
James P. Shields
The
White House
National Mediation Board
Shields
Baseball Scores National League Dominated by Pittsburgh Victory
Pittsburgh jumped to a 2 0 2 lead with runs in the first and fourth frames and held on as Philadelphia failed to overcome a 4 6 deficit. Kline started for Pittsburgh with LaPalme and Garagiola contributing in relief as Ridzik and Heinzbelman finished. Konstantsy and Burgess also anchored the Philadelphia effort in a rough game for both sides.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Kline
LaPalme
Garagiola
Ridzik
Heinzbelman
Konstanty
Burgess
McMahon Hints Peaceful Use Of Hydrogen Power
Washington report notes Sen Brien McMahon hints hydrogen power could become a peace time application of hydrogen fusion. The House Senate Atomic Energy Committee chief, privy to secrets of the U S atomic energy project, suggested hope for peaceful hydrogen uses years hence. Scientists warn the A bomb trigger sparks a fleeting fusion burst, making practical peaceful use a mystery.
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McMahon
Washington
Hiroshima
Groton
Conn
Brien McMahon
House
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Project
Atomic Energy Committee
MiGs Shoot Down Unarmed Swedish Plane
Swedish authorities blamed Soviet jets for attacking an unarmed Catalina mercy aircraft over the Baltic Sea. Seven crew and student radiomen were rescued by a German freighter after the two MiG-15 fighters struck the plane, sparking national outrage and a protest delivered by Prime Minister Tage Erlander. Later, wreckage of a related DC-3 was found near Gotland, with three crew and five students missing. Sweden pursued leads on the downing and espionage concerns amid reports of another missing craft.
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Baltic Sea
Muensterland
Hague
Finland
Korea
Baltic
Tage Erlander
Ear Redionov
Redionov
Erlander
Sweden
Russia
United States Navy
Air Force
Gotska Sanden
Aftonbladet
Congress Drives For Adjournment Next Month
Washington leaders push for a final adjournment before political conventions next month. Speaker Sam Rayburn says the House is driving to a sine die finish, while Senate prospects are unclear with potential return in late July or early August.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
House
Ernest W. McFarland
Senate
McFarland
Rayburn
White House
Truman
Red Forces Pressed Back on Korean Front Near Cherwon
Communist troops suffered heavy losses in an unsuccessful attempt to push the American 45th Division from hill positions west of Cherwon. The attack followed an artillery barrage as Reds used battalion sized formations, but American defense in foxholes, then with machine guns and grenades, halted the assault. Six probing Red attacks occurred elsewhere on the western front including Panmunjom, Yonchon, and Chorwon. Navy actions report Buck sinking or wounding 50 Reds at Kojo, while minesweepers sank a Sampan near Wonsan. two U S minesweepers were hit near Songjin harbor but sustained no serious damage.
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Sequl
Cherwon
Panmunjom
Yonchon
Chorwon
Buck
Kojo
Shoverler
Toucan
Curlew
Wonsan
Tokyo
Navy
Songjin
Korea
Swallow
Murrelet
Landing Gear Refuses To Work In Air Force B-26
A twin engined B 26 bomber with an instructor and student aboard developed landing gear trouble over Perrin Air Base Texas. The left gear stuck in a retracted position on approach. After warning Perrin control the crew was told to circle and then divert to Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma City for a crash landing.
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Oklahoma City
Perrin Air Base
Sherman
Tex
Tinker Air Force Base
Tinker Field
Texas Training Base
Perrin Field
Boy Electrocuted After Touching Car In Water
An 11 year old boy from Ojai, Richard Hatcher, died after touching the bumper of his family car while standing in a pool of water. Police Chief Lewis Duncan said the car was energized by a short circuit from a nearby power line connected to the Hatchers' metal trailer. The boy was chasing a baseball when the incident occurred.
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Yuba City
Ojai
Lewis Duncan
Richard
Hatcher
Duncan
Hatchers
R. C. Hatcher
Welder Jailed For Slashing Dog
In Inglewood, Hugh Cox a 40 year old welder was sentenced after admitting he used a butcher knife to slash the throat of a seven month old puppy. He said the dog barked while he slept with his children aged 12 and 9. No jail time was imposed.
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Inglewood
Hugh Cox
Cox
Russia calls UN session on germ warfare charge
United Nations. Russia’s Jacob A. Malik, acting as June chair of the 11 nation group, summoned a Security Council session to discuss germ warfare charges. The move follows a failed bid to raise the issue at the Disarmament Commission, with no immediate information on meeting details.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations Security Council
Malik
U.N. Disarmament Commission
U.N. Department of Security Council
U.N
Three-Year-Old Millionaire Rockefeller Heir Revealed
In Lowell Indiana UP report Winnie Rockefeller Jr. son of Barbara Bobo Rockefeller is identified as a future millionaire. A $1,000,000 trust fund was created two and a half years ago with monthly stipends of 750 dollars for two decades, rising to 1200 dollars until age 30, then life interest on the fund.
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Lowell, Ind
Winthrop Rockefeller Jr
Winnie
Barbara
Bobo) Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Bobo
New York
Warren Names 70 Alternates for Warren Slate
SACRAMENTO UP Warren for president campaign announces 70 alternates to the Warren pledged slate of delegates from the June 3 primary. Names include Frank Belcher Arthur Carlson Patricia Con mech Irene Dunne Leonard Firestone Pres ton Hotchkis Frank Jorsensen Willard Keith Marvin Sherwin William Wood and others A A Erhart Raymond Arbethach Thomas Bewley William Walk John Pike Mary Louise Topper Thomas Kuchel Thomas Gore and John Babbage with several other rural and city officials listed.
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Sacramento
Frank B. Belcher
Los Angeles
Arthur W. Carlson
Oakland
Republian State Central Committee
Patricia Conmech
San Francisco
Republican State Central Committee
Irene Dunne
Beverly Hills
Leonard K. Firestone
Preston Hotchkis
San Marinosurance
Frank E. Jorsensen
San Marino
Los Angeles County
Republican Central Committee
Willard W. Keith
Marvin Sherwin
Piedmont
William D. Wood
Alameda County
Sen
A. A. Erhart
San Luis Obispo
Raymond J
Child Dies After Falls From Crib in Wilmington
In Wilmington on Father’s Day an 11 month old girl fell from a crib at grandparents’ home and died from head injuries after a milk bottle shard caused a gash. The child’s parents Art and Helen Baeza from San Pedro were visiting Mr and Mrs Navarete.
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Wilmington
Art
Helen Baeza
Mike R. Navarete
Boatner Moves Chinese Prisoners From Koje Island
Brig Gen. Haydon L. Boatner, Koje island POW camp commander, orders all Chinese prisoners of war moved tomorrow at 6 a.m. to compounds along the sea for temporary housing while tunnels and hidden weapons are searched. Chinese will be returned at night and later relocated to the mainland. North Korean prisoners stay in Compound 96 during the day.
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Koje Island
Haydon L. Boatner
Koje
Boatner
Boater
Boamer
Ridgway Arrives in Rome Under 50,000 Guard
Gen. Matthew Ridgway landed at Ciampino with 50,000 troops and police guarding Rome as authorities warned against Communist demonstrations. Police seized five men planning dynamite under a bridge and two Reds were arrested as tension mounted around the Allied commander’s arrival.
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Ridgway
Rome
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ciampino
Paris
Gunmen Rob Fashionable Cafe in West Los Angeles
Police hunted two gunmen who resembled movie gangsters after they robbed a fashionable cafe of 868 dollars while holding more than 50 people at bay. One wore a face covering and grease paint. the other held a shotgun. Manager James Armour said the pair entered yesterday and ordered patrons to stay seated before taking cash from the register.
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West
Los Angeles
James Armour
Work Of Firs Far From Over
Maj. Gen. Ivan L. Foster says the 1st Division of the state National Guard Reserve has effort left to do even after the 40th Division returns. He stated the 1st and 4th divisions will cooperate for Southern California home defenses with Maj. Gen. Daniel H. Hudgelson returning as 40th Division commander.
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Los Angeles
Ivan L. Foster
State National Guard Reserve
Tehachapi
Mexican
40Th
Foster
California
Daniel H. Hudgelson
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