Eisenhower Seeks Nomination Gaining Ground in Denver
Eisenhower speaks at a breakfast in Denver as part of a public tour to boost his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He outlines campaign aims, defends positions, and notes possible future changes to speeches while outlining relief from Taft-Hartley concerns. Mamie Eisenhower joins, drawing sizable cheers from the crowd.
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Postwar talks and 1952 politics mix in tense public forum
The article reports on high level discussions about Western powers offering terms to Russia for German unification and peace, plus a frank exchange between Kefauver and Taft during a busy campaign day. It notes plans for a Moscow move, the role of Gromyko, and reflections on Eisenhower and MacArthur as GOP options, with a possible U.S. budget reduction forecast.
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Brewster Payne Primary Today in Maine Fight
Maine Republican voters face the Brewster Payne primary as Owen Brewster seeks a third renomination amid charges of lies and conspiracies. Gov. Frederick G. Payne challenges him, with both men asserting victory as Brewster backs Taft and Payne supports Eisenhower.
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Jersey Delegates Back Civil Rights At Democratic Nominating Fight
Jersey delegates to the Democratic National Convention commit to a strong civil rights plank and vote to remain uninstructed for any candidate. The move targets Senator Richard Russell of Georgia, seen as a rival for the presidential nomination, amid ongoing civil rights debates.
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Med Schools Bias Charged
A fragment cites a father describing his daughter Diane who did not get a certain illness in the back yard as a camera captured her looking elsewhere. The item references stairs, window, and mumps amid claims of bias in medical schools.
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Chinese Reds Burn Leprosarium Shelters in Yunnan
Reports from Catholic news agency detail a burning of the Hingchuang leprosarium in Yunnan by Communist forces after they blocked exits and torched thatch coverings. At least most lepers perished. only three shelters escaped. The massacre followed a crackdown as part of 1950 seizure of the region.
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Tunisian Terrorists Fire Wheat Fields Rise in Unrest
In Tunis, terrorists adopted new tactics aimed at disrupting the French protectorate's economy by setting fire to wheat fields. The move followed a weekend of Jewish Muslim riots, though the unrest appears not directly tied to the ongoing anti French campaigns. French ground and air forces were deployed to restore order.
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