Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1952 — Page 2
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IV and Radio Fight to Get On the Inside
television fought today for permission to cover a forthcoming battle between forces of Sen. Robert’ A. Taft (R, O.) and Gen. t D. Eisenhower over con-
can National Convention. The GOP National Committee’ will meet Tuesday to hear arguments over contested delegations from various states, including Texas, where a bitter feud has developed over legates favoring Mr. Taft. Newspaper and press assocla-. tion reporters have been assured that the meeting in the north ballroom of the Conrad Hilton Hotel will be open to them. But it was doubtful whether cameramen and radio reporters using recording devices would be permitted to attend. f
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A spokesman for ‘the commit tee said that it is “anxious to avoid the confusion of exploding flash bulbs and the circus atmosphere of movie lights and microphones.” “Right now,” he said, “It looks as though only reporters will be permitted to hear the proceedings. ht several news picture and movie news organizations protested to National GOP Chairman Guy Gabrielson, and a final decision was pending. On Monday, business begins in earnest with three important meetings at the Conrad Hilton. The first will be a meeting of the national committee's subcommittee on contests. The subcommittee will draw up the agenda for Tuesday's big meeting when the national committees will sit-as a contest committee of the whole, The subcommittee will schedule the order of arguments for Tues. day's meeting, and decide when the Texas issue will be heard.
a Taft to. Go on TV
on rules. Both the pies and rules meetings will be closed to the press, Monday's third meeting will be that of thhe convention arrangements committee, Gen. PBisenhower will arrive here Saturday, July 5, with his staff of advisers and workers. He is due to come by train. Mr. Taft will make a final preconvention TV appearance on the, “Meet the Press” program in Washington Sunday, after which
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he will fly to Chicago. He will hold a news conference here Mon- | day at 11 a. m. Indianapolis time. |
lke Tires of Rocking, Heads for Golf Course
DENVER, June 28 (UP)—Gen. Eisenhower moved out of his mother-in-law's rocking chair long enough today to get in a round of golf. “Golf is relaxation for me,” he said. Gen. Eisenhower said that except for a brief conference tomorrow morning with North Dakota delegates to the Republican convention that relaxation is all he has planned for the week end. Earlier he had sald that all he intended to do today was sit in a rocking chair at the home
here of his mother-in-law, Mrs. John Doud, and “maybe putter around in her flower garden.” But he decided on some golf after a rocking while.
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EDDYVILLE } Kyo June 28 The uneasy quiet that has hung over the Kentucky State Prison the past few hours was shattered, today as prisoners rattled their cells, shouted “it's too damn hot,” and tore up their mattresses and
the past two days, but order was restored yesterday
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May Lose Aides
WASHINGTON, June 28 (UP) —A congressional economy axe swung closer today to the threeman military staffs assigned to five-star generals and fleet admirals. The Senate Appropriations Committee, strengthening a similar provision by the House, stipulated no military aides be paid to assist such officers unless the generals and admirals perform “specific military duties.” The defense department has indicated under the House bill, only five-star Gens. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Douglas MacArthur would immediately lose their
NORTH CANAAN, © Conn., June 28-—Artie Bhaw, the oft-married
a Justice of the Peace revealed today. Mr. Shaw and Hollywood actress Doris Dowling were married June 19 by Justice of theh Peace N. Watson Hardenbergh.
only today that the man who had
bandleader, his age as 20. It was the actress’ marriage.
and Miss Dowling, first
license gave his occupation as a
Mr. Hardenbergh said. The ceremony, perfrormed in the Peace Justice's office, was witnessed by Mr. Shaw's juethes and an unidentified couple. Mr Hardenbergh said he understood the Shaws were going to tour New England for a few weeks. Mr. Shaw told of his first six marriages (the last was to novelist Kathleen Winsor) in a recently published book, “The Trouble with Cinderella”,
Seven Persons Die POCAHONTAS, Ark. June 28 (UP)~~Seven persons were killed in a car collision five miles north of here on Highway 67 early today and three others were seriously injured, police reported. The names and home addresses of the victinus were not immediately learned, but ene car bors
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Taft Packs to Leave For Convention City
WASHINGTON, June 28 (WP) -—-Sen. Taft, preparing to fly io Chicago, said today that party unity has not been seriously hurt
by the turbulent campaign.
He radiated confidence and told a press conference that only
the argument “Taft 't win”
stands between him and certain nomination when the convention opens July 7. He conceded the ar-
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Artie Shaw Takes Wife No.7
7 Blind Couple Wed With. Help of Seeing-Eye Dogs
FT. WAYNE, June 28 (UP)=Escorted to the altar by their dressed-up guide a blind couple was married Saturday in a simple, but impressive ceremony. Paul Neukom, 30, Ft. Wayne, and Peggy Perry, 19, Columbus, O., who he met a year happily said their vows as were married in the First Baptist Church. After a brief reception they left for Chicago and Mipnesota.
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Blood Unit Lists Stops The Red Cross mobile unit will make two stops in Marion County tomorrow—from 11 a. m. to p. m. in Western Electric Co.'s Shadeland Ave. plant and from 2 to 8 p. m. in Wayne Township station house 5, 817 Ingomar Ave,
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