GOP Battle Drowns Unity Plea in Texas Delegates Fight
Washington report on the Taft Eisenhower struggle over Texas 38 delegates to the GOP national convention. Senate Republican Leader Styles Bridges warns unity is crucial as preconvention bickering threatens November defeat. Eisenhower accuses Taft partisans of rustling and fraud while taft supporters tout rule adherence. Eisenhower says he would not consider running as a Democrat or third party if he loses the nomination.
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Texas
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Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dallas
National Citizens Committee
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Weather forecast for Southern California and trends
Scattered high and considerable cloudiness in the north and west with a few light showers in northern mountains and interior tonight. Clearing by Tuesday afternoon with strong winds in mountain and desert regions. Cooler in northern mountains and interior areas. June 23 1952 record highs and lows noted. Jimmy Cub quips about a fine week and visitors, Redlands weather, Rams camp hopes.
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Redlands
Los Angeles Rams
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Eisenhower To Air Foreign Policy Views Tonight
General Dwight D. Eisenhower will broadcast a 15 minute address from Denver to lay out a clear definition of his foreign policy. Sen Frank Carlson said Eisenhower differs from Sen Taft on forming a durable peace and the need for allies. Carlson noted deeds count more than words and Taft’s past deeds show a different view. Eisenhower spoke with Nevada delegates in Las Vegas before flying to Denver.
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Frank Carlson
Texas
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John Foster Dulles
Ohio
Eisenhower
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Sen Taft
United States
Taft
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Controls Law May Be Extended For Short Period
Washington reports House leaders expect a stop-gap extension of the wage, price and rent controls law for 191 or 13 days as Congress moves to finish a long range bill. Senate already approved an eight month extension. The House aims to resubmit a one year stopgap that would drop most price ceilings and repeal most credit restrictions, with Republicans backing, while administration allies seek absentee votes to counter a 184 to 88 tally.
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House
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Child Dies After Being Hit By Boat Propeller
Five year old Lynda Tull died after falling from a boat off Belmont Shore and striking her head on the propeller. Merle E. Tull, the father, jumped in to retrieve her body as the vessel sped to the beach and she was dead on arrival at Community Hospital.
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Lynda Tull
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Merle E. Tull
Reds object to release of 127000 Korean internees
PANMUNJOM (UP) Communist truce negotiators protested an Allied plan to release 127,000 Korean civilian internees. North Korean Gen Nam II argued the UN lacks authority to reclassify war prisoners as civilians. Allies said 27,000 names were not in the prisoner lists. General Harrison said civilians were interned by mistake and would not be handed to Communists. The US also announced plans to release the internees, noting they had joined the Communist army or faced suspected sympathies.
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U.N
Nam
Willam K. Harrison
23 Measures On November Ballot
Sacramento veterans farm and home loan proposal public school initiative and a nonprofit school property tax exemption lead the 23 constitutional amendments initiatives and referendums on the November 4 ballot. The public school measure would cost over 60 million dollars yearly. a nonprofit school tax exemption passed last session awaits voter approval. another measure could finance schoolhouse construction with an extra bond issue. Governor Warren plans a special session in August to consider the school bond proposal.
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Veterans’ Farm and Home Loan
Frank M. Jordan
Earl Warren
West Germans freed as Russians withdraw from zone grab
The Russians released 43 kidnapped West Germans and pulled back from border territory near Berlin after a raid by Soviet troops, East German police, and border officials. British and American notes pressed for patrol rights on the Berlin transit route.
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Berlin
Germany
US Army
Schoeningen
Taft condemns smear against Eisenhower and Warren
Senator Taft blasted smear tactics used against Dwight D. Eisenhower and Governor Earl Warren amid campaign literature by Joseph Kamp's group. He denied any Taft funds funded such attacks and urged fair treatment as the Texas delegation dispute nears the Chicago convention. He criticized anti semitic sheets and warned against suppressing contested delegations.
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Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Earl Warren
Taft
Joseph P. Kamp
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GOF
Ohio Republican
Eisenhower
Texas
Chicago
Gen
Kamp
Gerald Winred
Tidelands Case To Be Submitted
State and federal attorneys in the California tidelands oil dispute agreed to submit their case to Special Master William H. Davis of New York. Davis will propose legal principles for the low water mark and boundary, not act as arbitrator, with a report expected this summer for the Supreme Court to review when it reconvenes in October.
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California
William H. Davis
New York
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Supreme Court
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Justice Department
American Airman Shot in Pampanga Village
An American soldier, Airman Third Class Eugene Heir of Medford Wisconsin, was wounded in the thigh by a Philippine army patrol in an isolated Pampanga village. Heir was taken to Clark Air Force Base hospital after being mistaken for a Huk. An investigation was ordered.
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Murray Blasts Eisenhower For Taft Hartley Stand
CIO President Philip Murray urged the 8,500 Steelworkers in Gary Indiana that the Taft Hartley act would not end the steel strike and declared the union would win. He attacked Eisenhower Republican candidate and Inland Steel president Clarence Randall over Taft Hartley remarks and accused major steel companies of slander and misrepresentation.
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Murray
Taft-Hartley
United Steelworkers
Koje Prisoners Screened On Future Desires
U S 8th Army began screening 45000 inmates on Koje island to choose between returning to the Communist side or staying with the Allies. The UN acknowledged over half of the 80000 prisoners had not yet been screened. Major General Milburn said the process is voluntary with nonparticipants assigned to repatriation groups.
Children Buried In Sandpit In Minnesota
In Paul Minnesota five year old Dickey Vondelindy handed his parents a plea for a shovel. Rodney and Darrell Vondelindy and neighbor Darrell Heckman were found half buried in a sandpit. Neighbors helped dig them free after several tense minutes.
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Minn
Dickey Vondelindy
Darrel
Rodney
Rodney Vondelindy
Rodney Jr
Darrell Heckman
Typhoon Dinah Trashes Kyushu Island Killing Dozens
The first major typhoon of the year, Dinah, struck Japan's Kyushu island causing at least 23 deaths. Officials reported 38 rescued, with 4 still missing and 17 injured. A landslide buried 12 of 53 trapped persons, and another landslide in Fukui wiped out a family of eight plus a neighbor.
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Japan
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Fukui
Rhee Wins In Assembly Vote
President Syngman Rhee secured crucial support from the South Korean Assembly as it voted to extend his tenure. The 62 to 0 tally with 35 abstentions kept him in office until a new president is elected, signaling a major victory in the ongoing political crisis.
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Syngman Rhee
South Korean National Assembly
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pro-Rhee
Churchill Faces Pressure to Cede Power to Eden
London reports show Prime Minister Winston Churchill under growing pressure from Conservative ranks to delegate foreign policy and other duties to Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. The Economist and party sources urge Eden to assume greater responsibility, potentially positioning him as Churchill’s deputy and successor amid peacetime leadership questions.
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Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
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the Economist
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Eden
Foreign Office
Commons
Richard A. Butler
Woman Severely Burned In Washing Machine Blast
Edith Mildred Suicher of Los Nietos was treated for severe burns after a washing machine exploded while rinsing her husband's gasoline soaked overalls. She sustained first and second degree burns to the face neck arms and feet in yesterday's blast.
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Los Angeles
Edith Mildred Suicher
Los Nietos
Mortar Company Short Of Ammunition At Front
Rep Clarence J. Brown read a letter from 35 mortar company members in Korea complaining of insufficient ammunition. They called themselves forgotten men and urged Congress to investigate. Rep Sikes replied that rationing exists but is not unusual, and that newer weapons are gradually reaching Korea.
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Clarence J. Brown
Chin
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Korea
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House Armed Services Committee
Ohio Republicans
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
Sikes
Congress
Pentagon Brass
United States
Massive Korean War Air Raid Hits North Power Plants
More than 500 Air Force, Marine Corps and Navy planes joined a 90 minute strike demolishing five North Korean power plants along the Yalu river. Suiho dam, the world’s fourth largest, was attacked but dams remained standing. Aircraft from carriers Princeton, Boxer, Philippine Sea and Bon Homme Richard conducted the operation with no Allied aircraft losses. Authorities say no policy shift and that plants were in North Korean territory despite Manchuria links.
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Gunther Series Starts Today on Major Parties
John Gunther, noted political reporter, begins two series titled Inside the Democratic Party and Inside the Republican Party. The pieces will run on page 4 of Daily Facts, with dispatches guiding readers through personalities and issues ahead of the July conventions.
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