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Alexander's visit will be the first to Korea by any British minister since the war began. Armed with Alexander's report, Churchill plans to demand a far bigger voice for Britain in plans which up to now, although they affect all 17 countries fighting under the U.N. flag in Korea, have been directed solely by the U.S. Pentagon and State Department...
...Dakota's primary is indeed important-more important than the 14 delegates involved. The June 3 primary, in which more than 100,000 votes are expected, will be the last Eisenhower-Taft test before the Republicans gather in Chicago on July 7. The aftertaste of South Dakota might affect the first mouth-waterings in Chicago...
Asked if a revival of the Stevenson boom would affect his chances of getting the nomination Harriman answered. "Governor Stevenson has said he is not a candidate and I am" He further volunteered. "I think I'm the only man who can defeat Eisenhower, because I've had more experience in international affairs and in domestic affairs. We've got to have a progressive program at home as well as abroad...
Baker announced that "Due to a significant discrepancy in the number of ballots cast and the number of voters checked, there will be another election today for Junior class representatives to the House Committee." This happens every year. Baker, said, but the discrepancy this year was sizable enough to affect the results of the elections. Greater precautions will be taken in today's election to prevent a recurrence, he added...
...Indians have never been noted for their tennis teams, while this year's Crimson squad figures to be one of the best in New England. Barnaby has excused the regular number four singles man. Art French, from this match, since he feels that French's loss will not decisively affect the Crimson's chances for a victory...