Taft Launches Broad Attack on Eisenhower GOP Rivalry
Senator Taft criticized General Eisenhower on domestic and foreign policy during a televised program. He derided New Deal Republicanism and argued he has gained delegate strength since Eisenhower's return from Europe. Taft claimed he has 56 or 30 delegates, challenging Eisenhower’s gains and support.
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U S Eyes NATO Air Purchases From European Partners
Washington considers using Mutual Security funds to buy aircraft directly from European NATO nations. The plan targets strengthening European air power with European produced planes to meet alliance needs. Ambassador William H. Draper is tasked with preparing recommendations for European aircraft production.
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Lattimore's Exit Barred
Baltimore district Customs Service received a June 12 order barring Swen Lattimore from leaving the country. Assistant collector J Eugene Kennedy said the directive reached ports of embarkation in Baltimore Washington National Airport and Patuxent Naval Air Station. The bulletin, a proscription list, carries the signature of Customs Commissioner Frank Dow and is issued at the State Department's request.
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Today’s Features and Page References Highlighted
The page lists regular features and their page numbers including Bridge on page 46, Classifieds on pages 40 to 45, City Life on page 25, Radio TV on page 32, Deaths on page 22, Social on pages 30 to 31, Editorials on page 37 to 39, Letters on page 26, and Sports on pages 37 to 39. Also notes Today’s Pictures on page 20 and a Quiz on page 10.
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Britains test bomb voyage to Montebello Islands underway
A British ship named Tracker departed Malta at dawn carrying components for an atomic test device. The vessel heads toward the Montebello Islands off Australia where the live test blast is planned for October, as reported from Valetta.
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Syracuse Rowing Classic Draws Large Crowd and Boats
Syracuse geared up for the Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta on Onondaga Lake with 12 visiting crews. Signs guide traffic to the site while marinas and the U S Power Squadron harbor report cruise arrivals. Winds hampered early scow moves, but preparations continue with parking plans and shuttle buses from several firms to the regatta area.
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Titus Jury Hung Retrial in Fall
The article notes a hung jury in Titus with a retrial slated for fall. It mentions summer starting nominally tomorrow at 7 13 AM and references the summer solstice with astronomical observations attributed to the Hayden Planetarium's Robert R Cotes.
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Foreign Aid Bill Signed by President Truman
President Truman signed a foreign aid bill setting a ceiling of 647 730 000 for military and economic assistance for the coming fiscal year beginning July 1. The measure authorizes ongoing expenditures totaling about 1.4637 billion dollars, with military assistance capped and economic aid itemized, while the actual allocations will be voted later.
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Round Figures Report on 10 Billion Donuts in 1951
New York report from the Bough nut Corporation of America states 10,074,000,000 sinkers consumed in the United States in 1951. About 75 percent of the doughnuts were consumed with coffee. A stray line about dancing appears in the text, followed by jumbled phrases.
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Bank Case acquittal bid by three jurors in Syracuse trial
Federal jury acquitted Paul Titus on most counts after 11 hours of deliberations on seven days of trial. Titus faced conspiracy and misapplication charges involving 374 000 of Syracuse Savings money. U S Attorney Port said Titus may be tried again in the fall. The nine three verdict was reached on all 36 counts with three jurors dissenting.
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Florence T. Hopkins
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Liner U S Deal Protest Ignored
Washington reports Secretary Sawyer ignored objections from Comptroller General Lindsay Warren and approved the United States liner deal at a 70 million dollar price. Warren had urged delaying delivery unless the cost was reduced. a 4 percent government contribution was deemed too generous. A prosecutor pressed for cost-sharing changes as the ship moved forward. Meanwhile, a separate prison farm transfer of baseball team titles was completed in Hoboken amid a chase scene.
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Kavanaugh's Opinion on Downtown Parking Ban
William F. Kavanaugh, Syracuse traffic and lighting engineer, argues scrapping the 4:30 to 6 PM downtown parking ban and, by extension, the entire traffic program. The article defends the administration's stance amid ongoing downtown parking debates.
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Rough Sea For Regatta
Weather outlook for the 50th Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on Onondaga Lake shows possible rain with a drizzle and a tossup for conditions. Winds south-southeasterly 15 to 20 mph. Temperatures may reach 83, with next two days averaging around 75 to 55 as showers are possible Saturday and Tuesday.
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Gloucester skipper sacrifices life saving crew in collision
A Gloucester fishing captain, Captain Biorgvin Emarsson, died directing the rescue of 12 crew members after his vessel collided with a Texan oil tanker off Cape Cod in rough seas. The incident led to a dramatic life buoy recovery and efforts to save sailors as the ship sank.
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George Joseph
Steel output to halt soon after steel stroke hits
Washington reports industry and defense experts warn steel production across civilian and military sectors will largely stop within weeks after a steel strike. The survey shows enough stockpiled steel to last into August in most cases, but some firms already feel the impact on weapon and component manufacture.
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Building Ban Stays Amid Steel Strike Threat
Washington government ended plans to relax building limits as a steel strike tightens both military and civilian output. National Production Administration head Henry Fowler warned easing home construction and recreation site building must be postponed, while Defense Secretary Lovett said the strike could severely impact weapons production and redirected scarce steel to armaments.
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House votes to end price controls on most consumer goods
The House approved an amendment to end price controls on items not rationed or allocated, and on those selling below ceiling for at least three months. Debate centered on whether lifting controls boosts free enterprise or erodes the controls system. Some members warned of possible reimposition if materials remain allocated.
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SabresDown Two Red Planes Over Manchuria Front
In Seoul American Sabrejets downed two Communist propeller planes crossing the Manchurian border and damaged two more that fled into Manchuria. Six Sabres spotted the SA-9s near Antung and Kum Song on the central front where intense fighting followed as Reds tried to seize two hills, with about 200 killed in a related assault yesterday.
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