EISENHOWER LAUDS THE G.O.P. PROGRAM; Not So Important, He Says, Whether Party in Congress Always Agrees With Him
Date: 02 July 1953
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Eisenhower holds it not so important that Cong Repubs always agree with him, news conf
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David Gulpilil Ridjimiraril Dalaithngu (ur. 1 lipca 1953 w Maningrida, Ziemia Arnhema, Terytorium Północne, Australia, zm. 29 listopada 2021 w Murray Bridge) – australijski aktor, malarz, pisarz i tancerz; Aborygen.
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1 lipca 1953 roku była środa pod znakiem zodiaku ♋. Był to 181 dzień roku. Prezydentem Stanów Zjednoczonych był Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Compromise on Bricker Sought by Eisenhower
Date: 02 July 1953
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Eisenhower says Brownell consults with Repub leaders on compromise, news conf; says no treaty could supersede Const; bars upsetting Govt branches power balance
NEWSPAPER FELLOWSHIPS; Reid Foundation to Grant 6 of $5,000 Each for Study Abroad
Date: 02 July 1953
Reid Foundation offers 6 fellowships for study abroad
PRESIDENT EXPECTS TO WIN RHEE OVER, BUT QUALIFIES HOPE; He Foresees Satisfactory End to Seoul Negotiations, but Others See 'Crucial' Days
Date: 02 July 1953
By WALTER H. WAGGONER
Walter WAGGONER
Eisenhower believes US efforts to win over Rhee will succeed, news conf; US leaders less optimistic; cite Rhee note which Eisenhower presumably had not seen prior to news conf; note reptdly offers no room for compromise; speculation on courses open to US; Cong reaction
U. S. IS FIRM IN FACE OF RHEE'S 'CHANGES'; Robertson Continues Parleys in Seoul -- Gets New Note -- Rhee Aide Denies Shift
Date: 02 July 1953
By ROBERT ALDEN
Robert ALDEN
Robertson mission disclosed to have been assured shortly after arrival that Eisenhower pledges met all SK requests, later confronted with old 'unreasonable demands; mission makes clear to Rhee that US will not be deterred from trying to reach truce with Communists, that mission is final one to conf with Rhee before truce is signed, that Robertson is authorized to spell out final and full US terms in return for SK cooperation; Pyun denies Rhee changed stand on Eisenhower terms; Robertson reptdly offers terms essentially same as those in Eisenhower lr; Rhee, in note to Robertson, reptdly asks 90-day limit on pol conf, resumption of war if conf fails to reach accord; Robertson reptdly rejects Rhee demands but assures SK that US would weigh resuming war if Communists fail to bargain in good faith or if Communists use pol talks to screen mil build-up and infiltrate SK with agents; Robertson delivers new note to Rhee
467 OF POLICE FLED TO BERLIN IN JUNE; West Officials Report Record for Desertions -- Sharp Cut In East Force Expected
Date: 02 July 1953
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
traffic continues despite martial law
WHITE HOUSE BARS LOPSIDED DEFENSE; President Gives 'Endorsement' to Funds Bill Under Debate -- Cites Services' Rivalry
Date: 02 July 1953
By HAROLD B. HINTON
Repr Price sees 200-bomb stockpile
EISENHOWER HINTS A NEW BOOK ORDER; Disagrees With Hammett Ban -- 3 More Authors Balk When Asked if They Are Red
Date: 02 July 1953
By C. P. TRUSSELL
C. TRUSSELL
Eisenhower restates stand, press conf; expects new Dept directive soon; says he would not have removed D Hammett's detective stories from libraries; exch with St Louis Post-Dispatch reporter R P Brandt on seeming inconsistencies in recent statements noted; Pres stresses ltd purpose of libraries under '48 Act; Act provisions noted