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...party led a prominent political observer to suggest that the Democrats were running Ferguson because they would just as soon see Taft win--a Taft victory would maintain him as a strong candidate at the Republican presidential nominating convention in 1952 where he might cause a split between the "liberals" and the "Old Guard." Better yet, Taft might win the nomination, and the Democrats would be assured of eliminating Elise hower, a much more dangerous opponent, as the Republican nominee. If Taft loses in Ohio, he is through as a presidential candidate, and elision however's nomination becomes increasingly likely...
...German rearmament had split Pleven's ministers. The Socialists were dragging their feet over the issue. One of their spokesmen, Defense Minister Jules Moch, was opposed to the U.S. plan for quick recruitment of a Germany army. "I will be the minister of French rearmament, not of German rearmament," he said stubbornly. A hectoring Communist communiqué from Prague (see INTERNATIONAL), demanding a halt to German rearmament, sent some Socialists into a flutter; they saw "another Korea on our doorstep...
...Split sharply over the Korean situation...
Hardy Cox and Bill Kierstead split the quarterbacking chores for Norm Shepard's eleven. It was the first appearance for Cox with the Jayvees, and the 5'9" quarterback did not have the blocking he needed to prove his capabilities...
...cheerleaders plan to introduce two new yells, a revival of the old sky-rocket cheer and a special "Crimson" cheer. They also will split up for a mock Harvard and Dartmouth Indian battle, either at the rally or before the game...