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CLEBURNE. TEXAS. FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. 1953
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for Austin where he will preside
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any man the union picks to be an
Mysterious Disease
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its infant victims within hours, has
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traditionally filled by the CIO.
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Protecting
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Winter Storm Traps
Panhandle Motorists
Times Review Publisher William
Rawland, who is president of the
jTexas Press Association, left today
"Mig Alley" since Christmas when
i 40 tried without success to strike
ladder set against the west wall of
nocaview penitentiary and talked
j heavy snow drifts Friday to
lead motorists still strand-
as been the policy of this news
aper to take a stand for anything
hich would benefit the majority
he
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Adolph Goldsmith of Baton Rouge,
La., editor of a monthly classitied
promotion service and production
and promotion manager of the 1am
istana State University Press, John
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to 35 in North and West Texas
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WASHINGTON, Jan 24 —UP—
The CIO made it clear Friday it
will boycott the new administru
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Final Examinations
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Are Completed Here
* efficials and se• what is in
a fer Cleburne and Johneon
nty: during the next 13 menths,
i check the newapaper files
see what Jhas h apgi na d in
last four or five years.
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refilln to Cleburne to make their
home and Kelly will work out of
Fort Worth
vs grtat little city which wo all
ve so much.
This year should and will bring
Labor Group Issues
Tincal of Bovcott;
Government Warned
J4owdy Joks
By PROC
hi a
ng
separate appointment for Labor
Secretary Martin P. Durkin along
with chairman H. Alexander Smith
(R-N.J.) of the Senate Labor com-
DTH departments
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Member—Teass ^4 in Asseckat
Tenms Daly hm League
Seuthese Newspaver Fubduheri
administration are so slender that
"it will be impossible for the new
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port and co-operation of the Dem-
ocratic party.
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will be a report from I PA s iegin-
j lalive committee, by J. C. Smyth,
publisher of the Liberty Vindicator,
chairman of Um committee
Fifty more ideas will be present-
ed during the afternoon session by
('lark Nealon, sports editor of the
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Arthur Summerfield, becrevary m
Agriculture Ezra Tift Benson, Sec-
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We are deeply humble, not ego-
istical about our petition in the
community and at the tame time
beenoniy
$wo dnys.
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A5riENA
uzoitive
। Hagerty said he expected all she
other cabinet officers to attend
with the possible exception of In-
terior Secretary Douglas McKay,
a flu victim.
The others are Secretary of
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1.2.
I ticapated it might asi quite a while
The state ot the union message
1 which Mr. Eisenhower plans to
submit to Congress soon presuma-
bly was one major topic to be dis-
habit of-opp
grounds of |
urged support
hower "in all
- __.State John Foster Dulles, ecre-
Final examinations for the first tary of Treasury George M. Ham-
Some 300 to 400 newpaper P
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morning the child was dead. Their
experience was similar to that of
other parents who told authorities
they thought their babies’ condi-’
If vou think
tid somebod».
Sports writer Harry Gilstrap of
the Amarillo News said that he
Guinn also said absenteeism had
been less than 5 percent
moio-thedusenmosard
Check Swindli
Two non-jury e
were tried byGe
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prison s RomOn Catholic chaplatn, ’
it conferred with four spokesmen for .
j the rioters only a few minutes late j
1 Thursday while armed guards
frame home of Mrs Crucilla Phot- । tions were not serious enough to
os at Keene. | warrant taking a temperat
it was trst believed Mrs. Photo
The parents said the baby con-
tracted what they thought was a
I slight cold Wednesday. They were
not alarmed but the following
, weather Other typical lows inelud MARCH OF DIMES STREET
ed El Paso 46. Abilene 3. Mineral COLLECTIONS POSTPONED
pndsintellieent-
—Nagdg Aamgg ae
•WWo E0* T
Rain showers fell intermittently the Mutch of Dimes which was to i alloyed and 36 damage claims
at Fort Worth and Dallas had a have been held Saturday by the have been confirmed
cheir tour-day riot
Father Richard J. Walsh, the
The patrol office at Dallas said
because of the storm it could es
tablish contact with Amarillo only
once Thursday night That Aas
about 1 am
The telephone company sent por
table radio sets to Dumas, Vega.
Groon, Claude, Tulia, Kress, Sit
vertown and Lockney where tele
phone service was knocked out Tu
lia was still isolated Friday
Winds which accompanied the
son, has not yet been confirmed.
lined up
substantial rains Ihurnday
claimed six lives in the paat few
The labor leader said Durkin had | weeks.
asked the CIO to choose an assist i The latest victim of the disease
snowstorm averaged 65-miles-an-
hour and got as high as 80 miles
an hour, five miles above hurri-
cane strength, at Dalhart. Two
electrical lines were blown down
in Dalhart and Cahanning, 30 miles
east of Dalhart, was without any
electrical power Thursday night.
Sema Windews Broken
Some windows were broken at
Amarillo and a few trees blown
Big Spring reported a blowing arkana had the heaviest. 1 1 inch
i dual storm early Friday Swirling | ex
ed on Panhandle highwaxs
to safety. Meanwhile, the I
Strategy Meeting
The governor had called
to Plainview Thursday
night, bill that when he got 15,
miles north of Tulia he was forced j lishers will hear "101 Idean
to turn back gned to improve their publications
Cara Lined Up when they convene at the meeting
The sessions will be held at the
( ommodore Perry Hotel
TP A President Rawland, announ-
ced that 10 speakers will take the
rostrum during the day to pre-
later in the day shot down
four Red jets and damaged
nine.
It brought the Sabre's total Rus.
I xinn built jets destroyed this year
to 31 Five have been probably de-
Gordon Cleburne Judge Litttefair, 1 of the secretary of defense, marred
M W Roland, Sam Evans, Vern the first cabinet meeting. Its pros-
Maddox and W. M Coward. com-pective occupant. Charles E Wil-
missioners, form he com miss >
loners court.
drive away in the family auto be- yeers old and he compared their
symptons and reactions of the
type of influenza which awept the
nation during World War I,
prevail over north and East Texas
< while South and West Texas should at Fort Worth and Dallas had a have been held Saturday by the
have generally fair weather I light mixture of rain, snow and Kiwanis Club, has been pontponed
Low s predicted ranged from 30 to sleet until Saturday, It was announced MIGs just before dawn and then
The bureau said East Texas got . today by Jack Simpson, chairman later in the day caught their im
of the local drive | Preasive bug It was the first time
A total of $186 was collected at
the Santa Fe shops
bumper to bumper as fr as you
could see," Gilstrap said
'(talled cars were
be no compromise
At the time taat Father Walsh
was speaking softly to the rioters’
leaders Fine was meeting with
high admiaistration and law en
forcemen officials at his Indian-
SSri Plea Of Prison Chaplain
iwn horn. You are exactly right.
rhe Chamber of Commerce is I BELLEFONTE, Pa , Jan 23— town Gap summer residence
caught behind the snowstorm that
laid up to six inches of snow on
the area Snow was still fatting '
early Friday in the vicinity of
Tulia but weathermen said clear
ing skies were expected
400 Car* Stranded
The patrol estimated about 200
cars were stranded In the vicinity
mittee and Emmett J. Hughes, a . . .
presidential speech-writing assist down by winds that reached 50
ant. It was indicated they would I
literary effort about a
CLEBURNE club woman.
ing publishers will climax the af
ternoon session.
Seoul* To Meet
For Roundtable
Circle Ten Council Boy Scouts
of America, nt the Johnson County
District, will meet at St. Mark's
Methodist Church for the 1853
roundtable. Monday, at 7:30 p.m.
Following the opening period,
ceremony and introductions, an at-
tendance award will be made. Cur
rent events, local events and an
nouncements will then be present,
ed.
The assembly will separate to
roundtable* fdr cub leaders. explor-
er leaders and scout leaders Fol-
lowing adjournment, the various
groups will reassemble and refresh
menu will be served
at the press association' 6th an-
nual mill winter meeting
ant secretary of labor—a position । was three month old David LeFey:
। er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
LeFever, who died ‘iaursday.
ETh YEAR. HO. 61
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; Head - Lines
By Clyde Mend
Hresiaent to carry out a truly na- on that new look t„ d
in
coat at » M goutaide.
Reuther said he would meet
with new Labor Secretary Martin i
the Reds hav e ventured south
pi
eKl..
telephone service , moved
•over northeast Texas.
I Patrolmen said they were doing
, all possible to lead the snowbound j
motorists to safety, but at J am. •
Friday, the Amarillo patrol office j
said a large number" of cars
were sull bogged down on U.S. 60
and 65 and State Highway 287
All together , the patrol estimated
that 300 to 500 motorists were
Howard D Kelly, city engineer 1
for the past 20 months, has resign- ।
ed to accept a position with Freese
A Nichols, consulting engineers of
Fort Worth and will leave Cie
burne Feb 1. It was learned today
Kelly and his family will move
to Amanille where he will be local
d Im 18 mouths, then they will
A pet dog and cat perished short
j ly before noon today when fire of
undetermined orig/ destroyed the j
speaker will present "The Big
ust as good <i it* publicity.
The city is at good aa its news-
aper, no batter -don’t forget it.
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GOODBYE —Maj. John Eisenhower, center, and his wife Barbara, stops by the
President’s office to say goodbye to his father before departing for New York.
I After his 15-day furlough has been completed, Maj. Eisenhower will return to
Tr -TT2
wa. ’ ‘ i
Houston Post; Bill Collyns, editor ' ,
of the Midland Reporter Telegram, > l)ot£. (dlt reriRll
Paul Ewing of Mergenthaler Lino 1 «”
iMerCon Telsumfora "rmericun: In Keene Blate
and Richard Perry, editor of the
Dunlin Progress.
A reception at the Governor's
Mansion with Governor and Mrs.
Allan shivers as hosts for the visit
Texas highway patrolmen Texas, the official outlook didn’t
and highway department ca sal much moisture The fore ' Wells 35. Fort Worm 3 and Dalia
f the vitizens We do not take.
ie chore lightly We understand
e obligation and the responsibi-
ly.
venson said Friday Democrats
should support the Eisenhower ad-
ministration on policies good for
the country and asserted that their
party's Nov. 4 defeat wai only tem-
l storm which hit the area
with hurricane-force winds,
knocking out electrical and
of Ftitta, about 45 mttes south of
Amarillo on U S 60 Another 150
were stalled along US 66, east ul \
Amarillo, ano at least 50 motorists
, were caught in the snow storm
while driving on State Highway 287.
near Claude
the The Texas Highway Department
| meeting to decide whether to send oraerea heavy equipment into the
I the heavily armed guards and area Thursday to clear out the
about 100 state troopers into the . snow Troopers, meanwhile, led | . - _ --
penitentiary to quell the riot at any ( motorists out one by one A few. duty in Korea. (NEA Telephoto)
---- persons, the patrol said, were dnv 1“-e ---------——•—.—
Pennsylvania National, Guards ' en to Amarillo No serious acci-lr• n • n l|» |
men also had been standnby for .dents and no serious cases nl ex- I nmec. Keview Vahiichor • W ill
an alert that would tend them to | psure were i e p o r t e d although | ■ IIIIV • U*v-VV I UMIIellVl If III
aw alien an oruer to storm the cell- | the prisom to reinforce the guards ' some of the cars were parked on , m .mA • •
blocks. and troopers. , the snow-covered roads overnight: Dreenee A A Drece (AnwenPiAn
The priest told the men he None of the six hostage guards The lowest temperature overnight T IC>IUC NL TIC>3 \VII VCII UIVII
was injured but one, Paul Gingher, ' was 25 degrees . ,,
guards they were holding as hos i was sufienng from a "nervous dis I " th; , iainview area snowdrifts
I up to 2 12 feet deep were report
at Ms office
1 . 7
mnsmrze
Working together doe* the trick,
rhe Santa Fe Railway Syslem
•at worked side by tide with
he chamber directort to help
Eleburne grow.
Tbit newspaper het come in
or itt share of the werk, too.
Without the newspaper and its
ardworking staff of editorial
phrey. Attorney General Herbert
Brownell Jr., Postmaster General
semester in Cleburne high school
have been completed and the stu-
dents will know the outcome al
the examination* Friday, Ernest
Harry S. Truman and Adlai E. Ste independence. Mo., wrote that the
legislative majorities of the new
a miles an hour in gusts dust preceded the snow Thuinday
Deccaave WAlApL The worst apparentty wan over ; into the Panhandle
KOSCUCIS VV Qf for the Texas Panhandle but snow The weather bureau predieted
। showers were falling throughoutcleat inu weather for most pt the
.e Northeast Texas and over most of - state Saturday
im (nAIAA Dpie Oklahoma Road conditions in the Temperatures overnight dropped
III •II0W UIIUl Oklahoma Panhandle were hazar to the mid 20s in the Panhandle
dou* while Brownsville had 60 degree
Despite the snow in Northeast
cussed
Friday afternoon, there was a
n.0
Guinn, principal of the Ugh school,
said Thursday. ____
Repor cards will not be ready
until next week.
UNDER FIRE—M-Sgt. Francis Conners of Bayonne,
N. J., crawls track to his bunker after his 30-minute
struggle under murderous Red small-arms fire to
place Old Glory on famed "Sandbar Castle.” Commu-
nist snipers a scant 15 yards away are unable to
capture or destroy the flag which can be seen for
miles and tells GI's who is holding the Castle.
“Sandbag Castle” is a small UN position only 15
yards from Red territory, a few minutes craw I away.
(NEA Telephoto)
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________________________ ______ Pierce County Coroner Dr. Frnk "72
publisher of who was recently released from James said an autopsy,. the Le: ,
Memorial Hospitui, may have been | fever infant indicated he had died
but of « pneumonic virus. James said- 2-
He said this mean* Mr. Eisen-
hower will have "to keep the good
of the nation uppermost as a pri- i
mary objective..."
Stevenson, who is vacationing lib '
the West Indies, said the Demo; ,
Idea", to bring the day’s totul to
101 illon unless II ix given a strong
On the morning program are volce in making Labor Depurtmeni
W R Beaumier, publinher of the policy
Lufkin Daily Nexs: Rigby Owen, President Walter P Leuther said
publisher of theEl Campo News, an, min ... ........... t . nn
ent of the
asihe g00
Harry, Adlai Urge Support for Eisenhower
Regime; Declare Defeat Is Only Temporary
WASHINGTON, Jan 23 —UP— Mr. Truman, now at his home in
UP A prison chaplain climbed a
SEOUL, Jan 23— UP —
American Sabrejets Friday
drove 50 MIG-158 back be-
hind their bamboo curtain
while protecting 100 U. S.
fighter bombers attacking e
Red installations 10 miles
from Pyongyang and then
reThe former President and the
1952 Democralie presidential no mi-
nee charted thelourseof the par’
•f Cohe ■
Er Ix 2!'
hrmma
the Collins (Miss ) News Cornmei
cial, will present the "Big Idea" I burned to death in the lire,
—the 101st—at the banquet that neighbors remembered seeing her .
night in the Austin Club' d ' - ......: i" ‘he ‘mi:......" "
Topics to be covered by the spea fore the blaze was discovered,
kers include editorial page writing, I wo children of Mrs. Photos
circulation, classified advertising, were in schooi wher a neighbor
promotion, advertising ideas, cot discovered the fire and turned in '
umn writing, the news room, typo the alarm and the other was with j
graphy, printing, and photograpny.her in Cleburne.
TACOMA, Wash., Jan 23—-
A mysterious disease, which begins
much like a common cold but kills
printed word.
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For a good many years now.
- perary.------—----
The two top Democrat* advised
their followers not to “fall into a
to fall in Cleburne at 9:20 a m.
today.
The big flakes floated lastly to
earth, melting almost as soon as
they struck the pavement. The
snowfall continued for several
hours and farmers and stockmen
snid the moisture it would pro-
duce should aid winter grass and
grain crops. .Shrubbery and other
landscape plants will also benefit
from the moisture.
at Seoul. I
Destruction claims Friday went
' to Maj Harold Herrick of Colton, i #i
Caln 1st Lt Harold Fischer nl
North Las Vegan, Nev, — his — ,
fourth destruetion elaim--end 1st - 4 -H
l.t. Herschel Leichty Jr. of Trim &
। dady, Colo , aat
Two damage claims were credaBi 2
ited to ( apt Chui lex Carr of Lagf5 II
Vegas, Nev
conditinnal surrender were 1 A.22. ■ a Ez.ca
"Father, we’ll give you our guns LaDineT TO ■ 66 SI
and release the guards."
The surrender was unconditional Affrial MAagfinr
.r. proud to be . part of because Gov.John.s Fine sternly. VIHUHI •I-sii‛Y
had warned the rioters'there would |
n . . , . ■ ... । The County commissioners court
Bytheendof.thisyear,Cleand hospital board member, made
arne s Eastside will be one of the , „ --i-. -I
host attractive parts of the city. I a preliminary inspectionofthe new
n extensive street improvement wing of Memorial Ho,pi al Wednes-
rogram will do the job, plus what' day; . .
mprovements residents of the area The contractors are making min:
ill make /or corrections and the court and
Before the end of the year, East I board expect io accept the hospital taik avout me cnanges to ne ate i
lenderson Street will be one of the | wing within a few (Jays. County । om mended in the Taft-Hartley la- |
post beautiful streets in the city,' Judge H. G. Littlefair said Thurs- bor law
vith four lanes of traffic flowing | day: Hagerty said there has been no I
The hospital board is comprised , decision yet on when the new Pre, I
of George Bransom, chairman, ofident will submit then state of the I
Burlescn; Lowell Smith, Rio Viata; union message outlining hi, legis- ;
_____,, _______-___ ___ Clarence Mahanay. Alvarado; iauve program
«. Check with cit officials. Hunter Pearson and Mias Johnnie At least one empty chair, that
olficiels, highway depart- Gordon Cleburne Judge Litttefair, ' of the secretary of deense, marred
i Lt Robert K Smith of Boise, ldu:
I ho; ist Lt tester A Erickson of
| Dearborn, Mich , 2nd Lt. Jerry Is-
bell of Hillsboro. Tex.; Maj. John
Giraudo of l’anama City, Fla.;
Cspl Vincent Stacy of Cryskal
Falls, Mich ; 2nd Lt John Good-
will of Starkweather, N D., and
; 2nd LL George W (Rier of St. Ixm-
I lx. Mo.
On the ground rugged South Ko
roan infantrymen killed 85 Chinese
in a raid aupportpd by Allied artil-
lery, tank, and Aightor bomber,.
They (termed to the erest of Big
' Nori Hill in the western sector
then withdrew after an hour and
j 20 minutes of savage lighting with
rifles and grenades.
will be published at a later data
by the TIMES-REVIEW i The
local train station will soob tak
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■ great many more industriea
ri Cleburne. It will also bring
icores of farm and dairy famil-
ies into Johnson County There
I* plenty of room, plenty of op
portunities.
We have mere water, mora
icholos, more churches and will
have more modern highways, by
the end of this year, than any
other county of like population.
assistant labor secretary must gel
much more than just a "salary
and a title."
The CIO's executive committee
decided tn make the demand after
the Fort Worth Star'releuram 2“ Is Killing Infants’
Eradsmith, publisher m the Wen Labor Depar tment’s two top posts.
In C 0 IV €W S. l . ... *
Also on the morning program
Rail read Proposes Building
I TLER. Tex., Jan. 2—UP_The
deltpe Belt Rattrond Co was foot
M for architects Thpraday to de
pen a proposed buildfg to consoli-
late their various depaitments now
souded separately ten. C. B.
Katthews, genera manger of the
Wtod, courteFFfim. P"s
.Wealri,
cteBURNE AND VANITY-
tmgwo ___h"ermrmena
aFAidedyarndrsuhtdtand £
We never take a stnad until we' b------ —< ----- --------- — — . ----------- ------ - — — -
eve all studied the project or protages and surrender their weapons | order," prison authorities said
em from every angle Then, we to avoid bloodshed. i state Attorney Gen Robert E. *
ave stall meetings and discuss Agree ri Go Along Woodside,.who arrived at the
he problem among ourselves ( । pointed out the grave danger | prison early Thursday, said all am i xtarted
"awcnorhenziys ipwereinn of unnecessariy exposing their muntion and weapons were taken 1
ork boht wayst for gDod or for uives and the lves the hostage from the prisoners
vil Thai is why we are so careful .guards. the priest, said. ""They ----------*------
-e don’t want to hurt anybody thought, it over and finally agreed _ - A ■■
he slow down the progress in our, to 80 along risenhower Calls
ommunity. ' Ine convicts' exact words of un-1 "-v" "wv-™ •uu-
-Luzy Srww Falla ' - ■ e
In Cleburne Areu--
With the mercury standing on
the 38 degree mark, snow began
V----
We noticed by the public press
het Cleburne I* the bright and
hining star of the Southwest ior
bemfecturers in the North and
kest,
Ona of the latest factortes ri
bcate in Cleburne, to* Hyde Trail-
r Co., will turn out • trailer
vary 45 minutes, until it fulfitis
> government cuntrect far the
nuch needed vehcleg.
{ It was our pleasure to witness
he Hyda Tvaner daal and it* le-
ation in Cleburne it was ana
>f the tastest deals an record
nd seems ri be working out
kna and dandy tor everybody
oncerned. That is what heppens
ehen one group of good people
let ri know another group of
ood people.
k
The Chamber of Commerce and
» president Joni i Industry Gett
g) Davis have done a swell job
stead of going out and basting
e bushes with a lol of fanfare
id hokus pokus, C of C. direc
rs have acied instead of donating
lot of money to this, that or the
her project, the directors have ।
pt tneir money in the bank and
■rated a lot of hard work, brains
>d el fort in bringing new indus,
ies to Cleburne
Oh. they spent some of the money ,
t they spent it wisely, in the:
sots wnere it would du the com- ''
unity the most good For the
st time in a mighty long time.
e C of < found itself with money
, the bank at the end of the yeai
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WASHINGTON, Jan 23 —UP—
President Eisennower called his
cabinet to the White House Friday
for its first official meeting
The closed-door meeting was
called for 9 a.m. cat and Press
Secretary James C. Hagerty an
Accomplished FRANCES ABER
NATHY has completed a fulsome
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Full Loa ted Talatypatattar Wire Report of the United Preu, — Wot Id t Greater! News Agency IAP Ni ioMtur.
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josing merely on
partisanship.” They
, of. President Eisen-
_____that he does for the
good of the equny and for the
peace of the worldF But they r«
served the right to “resist policies .... ...
which are unwise add unsound." • cratic party must "
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