Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1952 — Page 20

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Dulles to Seek GOP Defense Cut Plank

on air power for defense, it was following views: learned today. The ey Republican adviser Ing is excessive, and the nation to the State Department believes should concentrate on the type of Sen. Robert A. Taft and Gen. military power within the capaciDwight D. Eisenhower largely ty of a balanced budget. share his views and that the. TWO-—The U. 8. should rely party will unite behind his pro- chiefly on striking power, mainly posals and avoid a foreign policy by air but also by sea, as a defight at the July 7 convention. |lerrent to Communist aggression.

THREE — Avoid the illusion), : |that we can make Europe impregWoman Dies In Car Crash

{nable without regard to Asia. FOUR--Foreign and domestic By United Press BISMARCK, N. D., June 20

A woman was killed and three {reduced and more emphasis put men injured in the head-on collt-(on quality than on the quantity of

glon of two automobiles éast of U. 8. contributions.

here late yesterday. Killed was Mrs. A. E. Kopplin, Wing. Her husband, 67, was in eritical condition in a hospital Also hospitalized were Robert Bardwell, 42, and Dean McQueen, | 38, both of Fargo. Highway Patrolman Ed Weible said the two cars collided head-on 71% miles east of here on U. 8. Highway 10 The atte nding physician said Mr. Kopplin suffered cerebral injuries and fractures. Mr. Bardwell was listed as in serious con-| dition with cerebral injuries and multiple lacerations. Mr. Me-| Queen was said to have a fractured ankle and was reported In| fairly good condition. |

Vote to End Most |

Price Controls |

WASHINGTON, June 20 (UP) —The House voted tentatively! today to just about kill all price controls on everything not being rationed or allocated. Consumer | goods are not being rationed now. Office of Price Stabilization officials said the effect of the action would be to take price controls or all but a few metals. And controls on even those few metals also might be removed by the House's tentative action. The teller vote was 146 to 88. The action is subject to a (ter | roll call vote. The action was taken as the | House worked on a bill to extend | price-wage-rent controls beyond! June 30. The decontrol amendment was, offered by Rep. Henry O. Talle! (R. Towa). Administration supporters attacked it as an indirect method of killing price control. 1 | | |

[believes it is impossible to have {a successful foreign policy dedilcated to freedom [freedom is curbed.

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By United Press Mr. Dulles, architect of the Chapel of the Chimes. Burial, \ NEW YORK, June 20—John Japanese peace treaty and for- Mrs. Ray Welch and her new twin|Chapel of Park Foster Dulles will seek to Write gio policy adviser to Gov, Sons went home from St. Joseph's . a into the Republican platform a ppnomas B. Dewey in his 1948 Hospital: yesterday, ending sev- LOUIS PALMER. 52, of 823

foreign policy plank calling for ,..qiqential campaign, will try eral days of confusion for two cuts in defense spending and and ¢, write in the 500-word limit set Welch families and hospital staff, foreign aid, and major reliance for a foreign policy plank the members. Mrs. Welch gave birth to twins|

| Saturday morning. Saturday night, another Mrs. Welch gave birth to a daughter at Bt. Joseph's. She has twins at home, too. . . .

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they confused nurses when they called to see the new arrivals. Once, one Welch baby was brought to the wrong mother. The Welches agreed it was con-|

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» ” n MRS. LENA HARRIS, 71, of [1744 Gerrard Dr, Services, 1:30 p. m. Saturday, Shirley Brothers {Irving Hill Chapel. Burial, Crown HILL

“" ” MRS. LAURA M. BARTLEY, 67, of 69.8. Audubon Rd. BServices 3 p. m. tomorrow, J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Bur(ial, Mount Ayburn,

MRS, JOHN L. PEMBERTON, 72,,0f 1868 8. East St. resident lof Indianapolis 67 years. Servlices, 1:30 p. m. tomorrow, G. H. {Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial, [New Crown,

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