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Show 1 f S 4 ...J.. ' Prve Bait Lake . I J 14 ONtl lUgaa ....,.. Gerc . 11 SS ST S S Va FkacaU Alftlu . Fra. - ; la-- ... X Prtl Bum ..... SB PtcittUt 47 Denver ... 51 Chiraf .... TS S3 41 S4 JT H Bliiurrk 14 New ll'BMtn 14 Miami Vrk .... tl PAETLY CLOTJDV. 51 4 Si. 14 Re-electi- Political Asks i ' Points to Record Of Economy, Adherence To Fundamental Principles vGovernor J. Bracken Lee. . Round-U- p COUNTY. 0 UTAH. SUNDAY. uvu vt JUNE 1952 29, tains hi 3 ) '(Q w-- 13 T .li terra as governor of- Utah, Saturday became a candidate for when he announced bis candidacy ' fa Domination by the Republican on i4rty. 's The first Republican governor in L'tah in twenty-fou- r years. Gover- nor Lee said, he would base his campaign on his record in office and his adherence to certain fundamental principles which he enum- ' THE RACE Governor J. Bracken Lee. above. Saturday announced his candidacy for renomingtion as governor on ' 011(0 fi: rurhan Expected to Sigh; Defense Produciton Act Schduled to Die Monday I ' By RAYMOND LAHR WASHINGTON (UP) G e n. Dwight "D. Eisenhower loafed in his nrether-ln-Iawrocking chair A. Teft and Robert Sen. Saturday pa c sea ms Dags tor cnicago. as Vice President Alben W. Barkley bounced into the Democratic spot - S II - Democratic Spotlight; Kefauver In Dallas - cora- - celts price five sm)':0.ini Bark!ey Bounces Into pleting his first . UTAH Taff, Ike Easing Up Campaign fiAs Governor j .Varmee. U PROVO. on cr tfew 4S .VOL. 30, NO. 5 i'i&ea the Lew ftrea $$. Biaiir 11 41 5S .... It ifir ers S 1 mhewers teday. atert-ew- ) i By WAEEEN DUFFEK . LBltd Trm Staff Cerrespesdeet WASHINGTON. June 28 UP The Houae iM Senate tonijtM and sent to White House a e ap- the weak wage-pricproved controls extension bUi which President Truman wUI not Lke but Is . erated. and Elsenhower, the chief Taft "I" was elected to office on a the Republican ticket. expected to sign. contenders for the Republican pre The Defense Production (controls! set wis scheduled to die st platform of honesty, efficiency, forsidential fend economy in government," he Jooked nomination, midnight Monday. Mr. Truman was expected to ;gn the new extent it Builds Up sion Monday, possibly with another blast at those who opposed sUs aid, in a prepared statement, "and Pressure ward to a relatively campaign-lc- s 1 have made every effort to abide extenicm. request for s straight two-yeday. The Senate first approved the bill today by voice rote. Tie X Jby that platform. The record of The Ohio senator scheduled a product of 16 hours of negotiation by Senate-Hous- e conf trees, who my administration is in keeping reconciled differences between " news conference here ith these fundamentals and is a senate and House hills, was then'rA record of which I a'm proud. and planned to spend the rest of -- ',X sent to the House. iia i iuiu U:. .: (in .1 u mi11 muve ms "Prior to the time I took office j uic lie uay pacikiiiK. The House in its gave in 1949, the slate government was approval to a 2 roll vote. call Before campaign headquarters Sunday embroiled in scandal and there was Senate passage. Sen. Homer E. Chicago, and will stay there for ..little evidence of any effort toward led a fight Capehart the GOP national convention which efficiency or economy in governTHEIR NAMES ARE FAMILIAR D1ght Elsenhower, t, left, cf Darby, Pa., snd Robert Taft, 12, against it. He said It was "neither PITTSBXRGH CU.B) The CIO opens July 7. mental- operations. There has of Brooklyn. X. Y., have a brisk discussion concerning the chances of their namesakes to win the fish nor fowl." Seen no scandal since llook office St eelworkers' strike . Elsenhower said he'd occupy nomination at the forthcoming Republican National Convention. The boys who met recently in New "All we're doing is saying 4o the United, ' and, virtually .every department against the basic steel Industry himself York, claim distant relationship to General Elsenhower and Senator Taft. American a in people that we're conby rocking "sitting under my jurisdiction has reduced enters its fourth week" waares and prices when trolling Monday chair on the porch" of the "Denver its administrative costs, despite we're not." Capehart said. with tremendous pressure for set- borne of Mrs. John Doudtk his Inflation. The measure also lifts rent reIn WASHINGTON Un Tb tlement building up from three mother-in-laon Sept. 30 in sll but strictions Building: Program House slashed Saturday $3,721, Sides.. "critical defense housing areas' Minor producers .who have no Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., of 203.250 or 27 per cent from One of the direct results of this unless local bodies take governing camquarrel with the U S W on the Massachusetts, Eisenhower's to action President continue Truman's budget them postlve economy effort has been the great- union' paign, manager, said in Chicago shop issue were signing that until April 30 the new expiration est public building program in this "interim'' for in will the the arrive foreign aid, military increasgeneral agreements in On date lor price-wag- e controls. state's history. Toe nulk of the ing numbers, convention city July 5. business . taking ttemle expansion construction, An em- - partment, and "government-byJWASHINGTON CUP) surplus funds that have On the Democratic side of the Weaker Controls from the bigger firms. a host of other items. and of reauced opera- - away state publlcdepartment formers." The rteelworkers themselves, fence, it was learned that some ofi BERLIN raw Secretary of barra?sed The big $10,122,840,783 measure be weaker Although controls has been channeled who have lost as much as 38 days Barkley's supporters are urging the starte Dean Acheson flew . tion&icosts oaiuruay lor oan-- j Refusing to be mollified by the under to tense lj apoiogizra new legislation the ad whipped through on the from travelOwen Lattimore inio coasi.rucuon project voice vote i .t' ning Its action bein to him declare lifting department's veep dispute pay in the isoiated Berlin-.- . Saturday ing, abroad. did manage to salv after the state institution. ;30st every of ban. the Johns Hopkins university ministration deslt mix lurui tween legislators President uc (and to CIO hefty Philip lui KU lauuiuaic The Far Eastern expert replied professor made a Because deliver a blunt warning at- age some sort of a victory by tbt new cuts this, more funds Murray's steel union and .the? in- presidency before the party's con- night herd-h- it in the House it The measure. riddled had alresdy to a with bitter attack and been allocated the Soviets that the. West never immediately have tack on Sens. Joseph R. McCar- with bo many amendments that it If orel gn aid and atomic were going, broke. epenaed vention opens in Chicago July 21. on "the McCarrtns and McCar- thy energy for building purposes during, the dustry, and Pat McCarran Both vitaldefense and civilian These Barkley backers believe will be intimidated 110 or driven meant the end-oInin price sections. miles be- thys" congress, the central' last three and and government agen-e- virtually years than producers were being forced out that the reluctance of Gov. Adlal from this outpost, and next controls month. dewaije was done in the entire twenty years of business by loss of supplies and E. Stevenson of Illinois to say "yes hind the Iron "Curtain. telligence agency, the state . The new economy wave was . "; The compromise measure was A reception in Acheson's honor he continued. The tan. Issued June C. its drafted .previous," markets run on with Senate-Hous- e to bring more complaint or unemploycertain no' he'll whether for resulting t conferees by -- C. based en a false report that Lattiby Gen. Vasslly I. jvernor Lee cited the cleanup ment, now estimated a 230,000, president has bolstered Barkley's was boycotted re- from the administration which aland early Saturday morning more intended to travel to Moscow conciled differences Vth state's liquor operation, the Chuikov, Soviet commander in chances to be nominated. has charged con tress, w;i and behind. the Iron Curtain. The snd Hoose versions. la tat Seasta lamination of politics from the wel--i skyrocketing. Germany, tinder whom he Rus' ready While no major producers havei dangerously a slashing . its security a are on sians was of out issued basis edict the Other "incarrying program of to the the revamping developments: Mr. Truman originally had asked progrsms. agreed ire program, of "Hate the America" Drooaeand? ana of tip supplied by terim"; agreement, the list ie slate s purchasing poucies, for a straight extension 1 50.000-mil- e 'and tightening restrictions on the agency. a accelerated road building and smaller firms who have made 1. yTaft wound up his Fereisn Aid Cut Defense of (conthe Production western sectors tt Berlin, campaign by telling Democratic-maintenance program as other peace was growing. a trols But southern Art. Fenaid Chars Insri-the ! Fli of The House lopped snother Chukov sent, instead, two of University Virginia's administration. Republican Pittsburgh Signs coalition made .(ighlights of his $2O,k93.00a off the foreign aid V Discussing Most important was Pittsburgh tute of Public affairs at Charlottes - his aides, w ho munched hors his belief in fundaand found The FBI of reouest. short shrift that Investigated Friday night that the- free d'ovurcs and swapped jokes with TOOELE. Utah fUP) Willie it was false. Harry A. Jarvinen. a The bill was a far cry from Mr. bill .for the year beg inning mental principles of government. Steel, an integrated producer ville world should call a special con - 'the U. S. secretary for 15 minutes. Tuesday, nearly doubling the An- - travel agency executive In Seattle. Truman's Carl alias Governor Lee was convinced, he which processes iron ore into fin- vention request for a two-ye. , . . I slash recommended by the approto revamp the Unitrd Thov wor t h lat in nrrlua snrlijaerson. d i was Indicted by a Seattle federal! extension and strengthening of irDicnvru said, that good government could ished products, including urgenta Nations charter. saiuraiy.wai The Ohioan urged amors the first to leave. committe. fir die before a Utah State ohtained only when it was based defense work It settled for jury yesterday for allegedly inflation economic controls. Oa the priations That reduced the appropriation Acheson's aides said the Soviet ing squad on Aug. 27 forprison the gun giving false Information to the!other hand, it represented a vic- U on lundamentaitruuhs anu aamm - "modified" union shop, a :12M that the U. N. be made an organ-- ! or nearly 12,000,-000.0officials of. integrity cent an hour wage increase ret- - ization of "international Justice" by representatives "Did not talk slaying of two fellow miners in government aooui wiumort tory for the administration in that to 6.031.47,"50 Jstered by less President Tru . than If a to include roacuve system to politics, an reforming out of camp travel ptans. i, .innge cents of law and a method of Ophir, Utah, mining Apru cost promised fits estimated the conferees salvaged many con man requested and more than carrying apable to exnine 1. enforcing. the state After Send Share Protest April department trols which had been eliminated by $460,000,000 below the figure "A party's platform or a cand- an nouT. ana agreement .10 meet- n. Bishop, an escapee, from the Ar- pressed today its "regrets" for the a Republican-SoutherDemocrat congress itself rcecr4Uy authorto ' letx That wa5 thre 2. B. set in of Sen. Russell Richard the, It caused Latti- coalition in the House. finalnegotiastate kansas "embarrassment" pattern farm, appeared prison idate's pledge cannot be more im- the commandants. highly nervous as entence was im- more. the professor "Issued a blisized. with the big prodacers GeorRia, a .Democratic- presiden- - Western Berlin The measure generally was portant than the intention to fulfill tions at! tUl hopeful, said in" a radio The House also: - .Shortly before the reception, they A A. said USW ad the District Third statement spokesman by Judge posed condemning tering than the Senate bill but it," he said. weaker a sharp protest II. Ellett. 1. Atomic energy Soviets the scnt. vctei $!. 30 least Denver from dress that weird companies, employing, episode. promises- aKainst amend- - 443,000,000 for the Atomic "I believe that a public office, is 52.000 workers, the than much ' stronger restrictight increasingly no Energy settled onl0f have he CIA be an un had told should the immediate tax cut are the said .He Bishop Judge V"? sacred trust, that public officials tiouse legiaiauon. Commiision. sharply below the tern- - realistic: iions on Tne movement oi orr- - preference between the terms. Demosimilar a the but It However, such action that that to firing o represents taught and a both moral legal killed everL J president s' $3.1 81. OoO.OOO reaueaU man sye of the west sectors squad -traditional method of ex- - cratic government and Is not a The conferee mcn f the agreements (lnlght possible by; 1954 if the of theresidents ligation to uphold and defend the ,Pra7 ntature. cnamoer a.;so proviaea st.5,-Tdivided a settlement city. Utah a in or ecution by totalitarian world not situation worse does "secret police in' hanging get COfftiution and that govermeht the ihe'oOO.000 of the J150.090.0tO would had re-lsaid wrrPk official, w ' ho AWOL convict 3. bigv slender stste producers, particularly Strict Security Measure Lodge made an inspection (Continned on Page Two) T. S. Steel Corp., which expan-unatomic h for fur-energy Program. on a l (quested Christmas Arkansas produces The CIA promptly replied that lt,co"'ro,!i of Chicago's huge Amphithca-- i measures were Strict i i Chairman Burn-- t R. Msvbsnk ion bv- the Tennessee alley Au- w... him . . of the nation steel, ;tour . . i.. jbne-thir- d v i uau mtwuvvw ter to check on his "suspicions"- - "raerea .security uii ussru iqi "ui iijc juujlu ljl. irwir or tbe .Senate Baniung thority west secwast i ne .corporation, long unown as .y,, jnrougnoui ine Acneson Arv,nsas governor, wm con- - .ihilitv there ended .nd the tin th. r.rP r,vr, r.' ww., "m Ior oi.me s i. , 2. Military construction voted .".I.. auring city xf.':..ull. 1 Wi wwwur lu Dig oieei, uauauy ia be run. He said he was particularly lUUjrLV v isit. As did "We told as compared with precaution 31iVlu,,e hAd pleaded .ia;iui acUvitles'are .conferees, reporter: limited $2,187S,40 CIA's "The Commun ist at In the. mine bunkhouse geifefense 9gainSt i tlememi.nrc"nh forced to meet-a CIA spokesman said.jtne Dest we cousa ana we goi a the $2.&33,ECS,443 requested in law." slaying of,by t( demonstrate. 10,000 . two Nevadans: James Doughery. "The CIA's responsibilities begin flr'y Kood law. the bud cel. reached with another large rnob.l The House measure now goes Administration supporters scored duccr.' as in the pension strike Men Douglas. 34. both of on the water line.' ized. Templehof Airdrome, in th? Tonopah. to the Senate where t! adrninU- of 1949, but there was IitUe pros- -. their in In wiping are not "We greatest triumph any way engaged ot ngnis ana possioie ae? American sector, was closed to a will make another ef fort been life tration the amendment 'out had In we peel it would agree to meet terms puiauon are whatsoever Blshop fact serving oou- espe in getting our people onto the the paiblic for Acheson's arrival, term tn a en 'which would nave kii.eCLpraruc- - 10 rrtore .some oi me tj i. tor Arkansas law from negotiated afterwards by another lays by prohibited dally The Eisenhower floor." camp has, Acheson is scheduled to make ble slaying when he went AWOL.jgjging in internal The Bprrrrriatirir.a e cirr.lt tee' firm, security mat- - allv all price controls. WASHINGTON UP The Sen The "Big Six" steel producers -- reused Taft's forces of being in a major speech at 11:30 a m. Sun- of the Third District ters." Failure But the admlniatration suffered ilaahcd J3,4t7.CC2.2:iO, cr about when he court to recommend leniency ate passed Saturday by voice vote already have offered better wage comrmsen-oi ine rompniion. day 6:J0 a.m. The CIA's position was that Its Hi severest sethsrkiwith adoption 23 per cent from the administraleaain lays a cornerstone for an Amen- - n jt, jurv tstes G I. Bill of provisions than those accepted by under Utah activities lay overseas but that tt'of a House provision txempling all tion's orijrinsj budget renuft and verdict, guiltv n race amonsuemo-icaMemorial Library In the U S. law. made the d eath sentence man - wou!d pass on fbr further invest! - 'canned and froren fruits and vege - ,then the I!oue axed . off anotrer Rights for veterans of the Korean the union in the "interim" agree- - j"1' aeiegaie . unm- - sector oi tvreuzoerg aisirici. war. And r-- oif cf tr.3 Iments. The Iinal oiler of the ll"ls- - lo'u junior gation any Information it might tables from price ceilings. House - $3og.83.0O0. datory n of t the The measure calls for educational, group ;was for wage increases 'ber of Commerce In Dallas that! Acheson arrived- here from a, on domestic matters, that is. Vive spend about 11 per eent'of 4.-- ngs were have round of talks in Lon-Aoa. a. I allowances, home and insurance ranging from 12V cents to 28 one of the party's "greatest needs fivc-ds- y those wllnln the United States. an Pace iCeailnaed loresgn Tea) is to let in some fresh air and to don with the British and French guarantees, mustering "outcents and averaging 16 cents. ' LltUanere Raffled Iforcitrn ministers as the three While Bethlehem Steel, one of!get some new blood." pay and other readjustment bene-- : fits such as those in the G. I. Bill the Big Six. showed favor to a 5. Gov. Earl Warren of Californ Western" Allied commandants "iWins In The state department appeared f World War II. 'modified' union shop last week, predicted he will be in third place this isolated city protested against to be the goat in the case. Its com- according to union reports, it new A of Russian harassment and Eisenhower Taft after wasjbeblnd apology did little, however, crn" Berlin. will have to reconcile the; the first convention ballot. (Continued oq Page Two) to soothe Lattimore. a i ; ' measures e dui aenaie win similar "She WORCESTER. Mass. (U.R Rep. Johns . ' , torevously approved by the House, I Christian A. Herter, leader of the Hopkins university professor re1 Senate adopted a provision . ncMa Pnrfv DantiMirnn fko " '"J'"w "w ' Elsenhower' forces in Massachu- torted that the "apology to me Is of TOKYO 0J.P) The Navy's big was heavy, but none of the raiding hvSfn Itamrr FprtMisnn little importance what is importUSS low. go, IU licks stipulating that an unemployed vet-setts, won the Republican stale ant are Force said ft. the implications of this battleship eran can receive the same unemelectric Korean at North endorsedirect fcita entire Mdke-orIncident." ictrt4 assembly's would ployment compensation ,he a power on lne gtrateglc Chosen power lations The blasting conclusion of the bizarre Saturday, ment for governor Saturday. he had if been have received em: and knocking out three pljBt w the fourth raid on the Herter overwhelmingly defeated Lattimore case came after a Seat-ti- e substation ployed in private industry, rather towers near Woman fnirallation. Two nights hammered tension federal Indicted big grand Jury Yhan the armed forces. . a candidate supported by some on the Korean east coast. A. jarvinen. travel the buildings of two sections of Harry agency f The House bill makes no prOvis- Taft leaders. fired tha nin Iowa's The guns mth demolition bombs. who executive the . put allegedly n for unemployment compensa-onreceived 513 votes and story in circulation. Jarvinen said through heavy fog to demolish south of Wonsan in North Korea, Herter This was designed to prevent Attorney Samuel P. Sears of an agent of the central intelligence buildings gun Installations snd two wtveg of American Thunderjet :" By JOHN Gl'NTHER clubs of Z repetition of the f7Newton, backed by some Tafti agency .overheard him and relayed rail lines in the area as well as NEA Written Service for blasted a truck de s 'orld "War II .in which some supporters, received 38 votes. He said it occurred at a the power facilities. 2 the about story. to to The maxifirst receive destroying pot say. looking thing preferred State Sen. Sumner G. Whlttler cocktail patty, where he bad too Navy and marine planes from and 2 ton trucks. 1M enemy $20 of 52' a the into week the benefits for viscera of .lum exposed the much to drink. polled 343 votes although at conthe carriers Bataan, Boxer andj In addition to the trucks, the Jeeks before looking for a job. Republican Party, is that this minute he wanted to be last said be had never Philippine Sea were in action.! wk destroyed 50 fuel drums. Lattimore TAFT is probcampaign lieutenant a for nominee sidered f..h. heard of Jarvinen until he read hi , hitting enemy troop areas with. ght ,u!om,tlc weapons ana me 'ably the most critical in its his st- governor and not for governor. name in the newspapers snd "I: bombs, napalm and strsfing TJ rrtnrm u ...rrrul !rin FOR . ... - r M whose tory. And for several reasons it Sen. Lister Hill 'A ' J fcv The vote for Whittier almost have no personal to near see Mr. desire iscxs """ oongyang the drafted bor subcommittee casualties bill, differs strikingly from any other .troop it A Lm the- bitter overshadowed Jarvinen punished. If his statement ! United Natiprva la-d the Senate funds are available presidential campaign in recent fight between Herter is merely the product of CLEAfl S!EEP ,.,AfoJ. irrt On the ground the tw start the program.- held on te years. As to wit: stubbornry ln!TUl and Sears forces for the guber- influence of alcohol." the, f.ntrymen night the Veterans who have served in the: . I. For the first time since, 192$ TEXAN jounded poaltionym nomination. natorial The months. in several But. Lattimore said. "It seems to tod.-once could even say 1924 both 3xi?rmed services since June 2 1950. .. i i vi the voting for governor me that the aspects Before, came of this incident au Clear six minuica are entitled to benefits under the, conventions, not, just one, are as . -- i K.H.srer throwing back three futile got underway, the assembly dele- thst is of much greaterimportance .. of where theyopen as a swordswallower's gul- bill regardless in unison t a a (Communist atucss. gates shouted almost ' ent their to the nation than the belated state military careers. vet-- , let. For more than 20 years, the Whit department But Whittier." want "we NaUnited to me is that In ground fighting. The measure entitles those American people have watched tier said, "i must refuse the nomi it discloses apology how close we are to tions infantrymen beat off three days in the campaigns go into the horn .ns, to nation." the destruction of the basic princi stubborn Communist attacks on a school of training course for each stretch with the candidate of at M. NixSen. fUchard Earlier, ples of democrscy snd to govern- - hill positrons near Chorwon on jtaV's military , servfee up to a least one party unmistakably on assembly keynoter, the western front. of 36 months. jible. But not today. It's a fight said the Republican party must TJ. 8 SEOUL. Korea, UP The Senate version provides sub--! at both 'conventions. . convince the people it j will fur- HOTTEST MISTAKE 2. For the first time since 1928, blasted enemy sistence payments of $80 a month nish "new. leadership", dynamic" OF THE WEEK troop concentrations, pounded a ir unmarried veterans. $105 for neither candidate Is an incumbent if it wants to win the November ' .terans with one dependent, and of the White House. For the first INTRA PARTY TftATTLE The Taft and Eisenhower forces are election. TALLAHASSEE. huge truck yard snd hit the Chosen Fla. (U.RJ $130 monthly for verefans with two time in six elections, the major The hottest mistake of the week Reservoir power plant for the as at any Democrat. as other much at each slugging fully Vor more dependents. In addition. issue, is not that o was made by Mrs. Lynn Thomp- fourth time Friday; the Army said t LIKELY STORY, INDEED ,k provides up to $40 a month for somebody. (Hoovejr succeeded the Repablicana de not know tion fought under the foil, pitiConn. (UP) Ben son, a courthouse clerk here. Saturday. HARTrORD, himself as candidate in 1932, what they will be op against. less, impartial, and terrifylngly-glass- v Snipes explained that he crashed .Whetv the tempersture hit 103, Marine flyers from the car'cuItion. The House bill lumps tuition and Roosevelt served four .terms, and When FDR and Truman were eye ef television. into a tree because he had been Mrs. Thompson switched on a fan rier USS Bataan caught 1.000 5. Not since the MeAdoo-Smit- h subsistence payments in '"monthly Truman followed Truman in running the opposition knew exblinded by lights of ait oncoming in her office. A few sweltering enemy troops la the open ia a a few very count ry checks of $110 for single men and 194w. actly whom it had to attack. fight in 1924 hu there beeaa such car but was arrested-whepolice minutes later she discovered Itibivouae northwest of Pyongyang 3. For the first time sine 193$, 4. This will be the first elec to burJNi U50 for veterans with dependents.; Kt4p land killed aa estimated 00. Flak (Continued Page Tw) pointed out it was broad daylight. was part ec a gas Resting unit. light . i sr Steel Strike Enters Fourth Week Monday . " mid-morni- r uibiu i- : e -- HST Budget Slashed 27 In House Vote 1M-14- fR-Ind.- ") " S., accumu-latedlheoau- Lattimore Gets Apology From State Department Acheson Lands Berlin to Serve Notice Soviets . se n w-f- six-mon- th free-swingi- ' - (R-Wl- one-na- if f (D-Ner- .), i. 1 union-propos- Tooele Slayer Gets Death Sentence ed cross-countr- central-tnteHi-gen- cy two-yea- rs j - j ar anti-gran- j 00 ocne-i.tnti- on j - - i n . 1 - - ment-snauere- g a-- imm,n" i i 1 Bill For . Korean War Vets Passed V": oto-I"6"?- j "" 24-ho- .i . ur AJUrl i'8"" eft ... . 'D-S.C- he j , j House-approv- ed J j billion-dollar-a-ye- ar - , - -- ; (;' 1 an Eisenhower Man Race 1 j West-mlrt- Senate-House-conferen- ce - i - ee Massachusetts ; much-investigat- - j Battleship USS Iowa Blasts Korean Power Installations 250-wo-rd ed f'The Break Republican Campaign Most Critical In Party's History ; -- . 18-tn- ch j 52-20- -- f bor, pre-prima- ry vet-.-an- fiEhter-bombe- rs t a.iihu make-or-bre- ak I 1 D-A- la. behind-the-scen- es ... .ns' -- .. r a aa a -. r - ; j : 7 (R-Cal- .). ment-by-inform- id j fighter-bombe- rs -- . - ing - - e j rds .. 9w-'or- ds . |