Martin Denies Forecasting Eisenhower Victory
Rep. Joseph W. Martin of Massachusetts rejected claims he predicted in Turkey that Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower would run for President and win in 1952. He told a UP correspondent in Jerusalem he was not for Eisenhower, only that he knew Eisenhower was going to run.
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EW York
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
House
Turkey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Press
Jerusalem
Eisenhower
Money Quest Blamed for Moral Breakdown
In New Haven Yale Professor Theodore Greene argues a "make money" ethos erodes moral standards among youth, blaming weak basic integrity and social consciousness in schools and colleges. In Los Angeles Dr. Sanford B. Leeds says a heart lung machine could prolong life, showing medical progress. A slight Ohio quake near Willoughby is reported with no damage. Nebraska GOP hopefuls see DPA loans guiding factory capacity to cut Democratic majorities, amid election pressure and defense order concerns.
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Money Quest
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Conn
Yale Philosophy
Theodore Greene
Greene
Los Angeles
Sanford B. Leeds
San Francisco
American College of Chest Physicians
Ppa
Nebraska
G.O.P
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Republicase Production Administration
House of Representatives
Congress
DPA
Robert D
Manila Hears Bed Subs Based in Sulu Sea
Philippine Defense Department reported unconfirmed sightings that Soviet submarines may be based on an island in the Sulu Sea south of Palawan, with Australian reports adding Rugusian subs sighted near the southern Philippines and New Guinea. The spokesman said such reports recur but lack verification.
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Manila
Sulu Sea
Philippine Defense Department
Palawan
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Philippines
New Guinea
Defense Department
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Missing C-47 From Page 1
Report covers U S and Soviet accusations over a missing C-47 from Germany to Belgrade. Tass described downing over Hungary near Papa and Gyula with crew identified by Tass and later by the U S Air Force. The article notes looted Hungarian crown and Vogeler release issues. The State Department declines comment.
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Hargun
St Stefan
St. Stefan
Germany
Tass
Moscow Radio
Papa
Hungary
Erding
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
U. Foreign Ministry
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Foreign Ministry
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Recita
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Romania
Gyula
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Swift
Dofe
James Alpert Ilham
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Glen Falls
Dave H. Henderson
Shawnee
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Kingsjana
Park
Lech
Jess A
Dette Spokane
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Syracuse
Froma
Union
Budapest
Reca
Gemany
Amerian‘ Lmbassy
Air
Italy
Vienna
State Department
Tax probe and UN ports of entry debate continues
Report describes a complex tax probe tied to a UN inspection plan for ports of entry including seaports airports and rail hubs. It notes questions posed to Clark Caudle and Joy about military restraint replacement and airfield construction while detailing potential subcommittee handling and possible Supreme Court involvement.
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United Nations Command
Clark
Caudie
Turher Joy
Trips
Whitehead
Elerman
Supreme Court
Judge Mum Before Jury in County Gambling Probe
Canton Ogdensburg city judge refused today to testify before a special grand jury probing gambling and corruption in St. Lawrence County. Republican John H. Wells spent minutes before the jury and said he would not sign a immunity waiver, arguing his private citizen status after defeat in November. The judge's term ends December 31, and under state law a public official must testify or face dismissal. Wells said he acted to protect himself, not to admit guilt. Separately, government plans to raise profits for low priced clothing makers to ensure supply. Morris Chandross of the Office of Price Stabilization Apparel Branch said meetings with industry groups aim to encourage production and outline March orders for next fall's lines.
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Canton
Ogdensburg
Comme Commission
Gambing
St. Lawrence County
John H. Wells
Weiss
Wells
Pirate Safe
Washington
Morris Chandross
Office of Price Stabilizaton Apparel
Britain Hails Eagle Carrier As Atomic War Ship
Britain declares the Eagle, a 36,800 ton aircraft carrier, the world’s first major ship built for atomic age warfare. Navy officials call it virtually unsinkable with new fire and water control tech and radiation protection. It can carry atomic bombs and retains a traditional morale remedy, rum, for sailors onboard.
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London
Britain
Huks Kill 4 Wound 5 in Miami Raids Stress Police Action
Communist led Huks killed four, wounded five and kidnapped seventeen in raids on Miami Florida towns. Explosions damaged the Jewish center and Carver Village housing. Fourty four memorial windows shattered. no injuries reported. Police and FBI to investigate. increased protection promised for synagogues.
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HUKS
Manila
Miame
Fla. UP
Mam
Carver Village
Miami
J. A. Youell
Chelsie J. Senerchia
Nassau
FBI
Governors Map Port Crime Drive on Waterfront
New York Governor Dewey and New Jersey Governor Driscoll outlined a two state inquiry into waterfront crime and racketeering. They met in Dewey's Roosevelt Hotel suite to map the plan.
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Inomas £. Dewey
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Dewey
Hotel Roosevelt
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