Television Fracas Delays GOP Delegation Hearings
The Republican national committee set up a subcommittee to study pooling TV radio and film coverage of delegate contest hearings amid debate over public access. Eisenhower backers argued for openness while some warned a cameras filled room would resemble a monkey cage. A pooling plan was proposed to reduce cameras and lights and a committee was to be named to explore options.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Committee
Boulevard
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Albert K. Mitchell
New Mexico
Jouett Ross Todd
Kentucky
Sinclair Weeks
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
F. P. Heffelfinger
Minnesota
Truman criticizes new economic controls law as inflation risk
President Truman said the new economic controls law is a serious gamble with inflation. He protested that he asked for a strengthened law but Congress moved in the other direction.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Boan Cortress
Wage Stabilization Board
Wruman
Senators Urge German Pact For Western Germany Peace
The Senate ratified a four nation pact ending the occupation of West Germany and linking the republic to a non communist defensive alliance. Senators Connally Wiley and others urged swift ratification arguing bipartisan support would blunt Soviet propaganda. Some Republicans warned of entanglement and rushed action while Truman criticized wage and price controls and predicted inflation risks under the new law.
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Washington
Senate
West Germany
West German
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
GOP Platform Takes Shape
The Republican resolutions committee in Chicago began drafting a party platform chaired by Eugene D. Millikin with subcommittees on foreign policy defense civil rights taxation labor and welfare and more. Harold E. Stassen pressed for a firm civil rights plank and a dynamic foreign policy as he outlined views on labor agriculture and resource development. He predicted a possible deadlocked convention with shifts by MacArthur Warren or himself and urged tax cuts and government efficiency.
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Chicago
Eugene D. Millkin
Republican Resolutions Committee
Millikin
Resolutions Committee
Colorado
Harold E. Stassen
Platform Committee
Stassen
Chamber of Commerce of
U. S
Harold FE
Douglas MacArthur
Earl Warren
California
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Defense
Joseph R. Farrington
Congress
Hawaii
Harold McKinley
Towa
Ada M. Gloszer
Maine
Merrill J. Davis
Utah
Kenneth H. Tuggle
Kentucky
Jane M. Todd
New York
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Owen J. Cleary
Michigan
Taxation and Monetary Co
Christian A. Herder
Massachusetts
Patrick J. Hurley
New Mexico
Typhoon Emma Moves Closer to Philippines Coast
Typhoon Emma with 95 mph winds nears the Philippines east coast. Forecasters expect it to reach a point 160 miles east southeast of Surigao on Mindanao by 2 a.m. Wednesday, with the storm about 350 miles due east of Surigao at 2 p.m. today.
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Manila
Philippines
Surigao
Mindanao
MacArthur Grows As Compromise Candidate Talks Rise
Arizona Governor Howard Pyle reported a growing undercurrent among Republican governors for General Douglas MacArthur as a compromise candidate if a convention deadlock occurs. He said Arizona's delegation is split eight ways among Taft Eisenhower and MacArthur with a likely seven seven second ballot split between Eisenhower and Taft.
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Houston
Tex
Arizona
Howard Pyle
Douglas MacArthur
Pyle
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Gen
Eisenhower
Atomic Plant Strike Planned at K-25 Urea Diffusion Plant
A potential walkout by about 2,000 United Chemical Workers CIO at the K-25 gaseous diffusion plant looms over stalled wage talks. Negotiators push to avert disruption as contracts near expiry and work shifts proceed on schedule despite a midnight deadline.
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Oak Ridge
Teamn
United Chemical Workers
CIO
Arizona Tax Total Hits Record High
Tax Commission Chairman Thad Moore announced a new record $37,890,164.53 in tax collections for the 1951-52 fiscal year ending yesterday. The report shows $22,246,252.86 in sales tax receipts among the total.
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Phoenix
W.P
Tax Commission
Thad Moore
Moore
Air Force Delegation Tours Korea Bases Amid Rumors of Offense
A high level U S Air Force delegation led by Gen Nathan F Twining and Roswell Gilpatric toured American and Australian air bases in Korea Japan and Okinawa amid speculation of intensified air raids against the Communists. U N losses include 41 planes in June and 2999 enemy troops killed or captured in the week to June 28. Heartbreak Ridge fighting continued with a battalion of Communist forces assaulting UN positions.
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Seoul
Korea
U.P
America
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Pentagon
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Otto P. Weyland
Far East
Glenn O. Barcus
Fifth Air Force
Tokyo
Japan
Okinawa
United Nations
North Korea
U.N
Navy
Heartbreak Ridge
Churchill Names Deputy Chief of Staff for Clark
London reports the Churchill government will appoint a senior British officer as deputy chief of staff to General Mark W. Clark, UN commander in the far east. The move aims to head off a Labor motion critical of Korea policy and U S consultation.
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London
Churchill
Mark W.clark
United Nations
Far East
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Field Marshal
Earl Alexander
Lords
Commons
Korea
Lloyd
Alexander
Japan
Washington
Yalu River
Winston Churchill
Britain
Clark
United States
Yalu
U. N
Romanian court jails 22 farmers over sabotage claim
Radio Bucharest reported from Nassad in Rodna district that a Romanian court sentenced 22 farmers to prison terms ranging from one to four years for alleged sabotage of the Communist regime's agricultural program.
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Vienna
Radio
Bucharest
Nassad
Rodna
Baseball Scores From The National League
Associated Press reports Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 while Pittsburgh beat Chicago 3 to 2 in day baseball action. The results add to the early season standings with tight Phillies and Cubs losses.
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National
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Weather and Holiday Heat Across Cities
The snippet notes Fourth of July rain forecasts and wet track possibilities for a Soap Box Derby in Tucson. It also reports hot conditions with Tucson reaching 102 degrees and Nashville hitting 106, setting a June high as Sen. Kefauver keeps the city warm.
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Bill Mangels
Bill
The
Valley Construction Co
Congress Street
Tucson
Kean
Nashville
Tenn
Sen. Estes Kefauver
B-29 Crew Bails From Crashed Oklahoma Plane
A B 29 from Lake Charles LA crashed in western Oklahoma around midnight. All 11 crew members parachuted and were unharmed. The plane broke up in a field near the Texas line and pilots and crew were later taken to Amarillo AFB. Names and hometowns of the crew members are listed by officials.
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Cheyenne
Okla
Oklahoma
Bob Leary
Roger Mills County
Lake Charles
Air Force Base
Leary
Here
Texas
Louisiana
John Burkhart
San Antonio
Amarillo
Tex
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Canadian, Tex
Amarillo Air Force Base
Burkhart
John Brindl
Formosa
Kas
Norman Arrowsmith
Sunland
Calif
Ed Grigalinas
Boston
Ed Griffith
Baltimore
William Brooks
Phoenix
Ariz
Corp
Lewis Martin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Phillip Price
North Carolina
Paul Trout
Colorado
Gerald Brown
Washington State
Charles Cooper
Ohio
Steel Meeting Could End Nation's Strike
United Steelworkers negotiators reportedly plan talks in New York with Bethlehem Steel and other major producers as the steel strike lingers. The American Iron and Steel Institute’s executive committee is to meet, while U S Steel opposes any plan that limits worker freedom of choice and backs a watered down union shop.
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NEW York
CIO United Steelworkers
American Iron & Steel Institute
Joe Molony
USW
Buffalo
N. Y
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Rent Control Ends In Tucson After City Vote
Federal rent controls will end in Tucson tomorrow following the city council vote to decontrol rents on June 9. Rent director Lloyd Meenan and Senator Ernest W. McFarland confirm no plans to reimpose controls, with a fall survey of the rental market planned.
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Washington
Tucson
Tighe E. Woods
Lloyd Meenan
Woods
Board of Supervisors
Department of Defense
Ernest W. McFarland
Daily Citizen Today
Tighe Woods
Defense Department
McFarland
Senate OKs 46 Billion Budget for Armed Forces
The Senate approved a 46.403 billion dollar defense bill for the next fiscal year, slightly below President Truman’s request. The measure provides funds for a possible Air Force buildup to 143 wings by mid 1955 and will be reconciled with the House version, which totals 46.207 billion. A separate 10 billion supplemental fund remains under review, with eight other appropriations bills in conference.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Congress
Sen
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Air Force
House
Appropriations Committee
State Returns Surplus Funds
The state industrial commission cut workers compensation premiums by an average five percent after lower claims. About $1,206,000 in overpayments will be returned to employers, up from $1,000,000 returned last year.
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Phoenix
U.P
Femployer
State Industrial Commission
Twentieth Century Farce and Sports Night at Santa Rita
Tonight features the Arizona Corral Theater presentation of Twentieth Century in the Rendezvous room at Santa Rita hotel with six performances. A- and AA league baseball softball and wrestling events fill Santa Rita park and Tucson Sports center through the evening including Tucson Cowboys vs Bis bee Douglas Copper Kings at Hi Corbett field and main event wrestling Lord Leslie Carlton versus Tough Tony Morelli. Tomorrow highlights women and men’s games at Hi Corbett field Santa Rita park and a main event wrestling bout at Tucson Sports center.
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Tucson Squirts
Cine Plaza Flirts
Santa Rita Park
Tucson Cowboys
Bisbee-Douglas Copper Kings
Hi Corbett
Ellis
Piggy Bank Service Station
Arizona Corral
Santa Rita Hotel
Lord Leslie Carlton
Tough Tony Morelli
Tucson Sports Center
New Resignation Highlights Tucson Police Tensions
A senior officer quits the Tucson Police Department, underscoring ongoing unrest within the force. The resignation follows a period of internal disputes and public scrutiny over department leadership.
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