L. T • p • .. • FRIDlY • JUNE 11 i. _ ... , l "8. OOCI) BVPMIN EVER!B(m a TOday Preaidant Tnuu.n took ott in a plane tran the UIV Air BaN at TaCGM, waabingtan, tl ~ g aouth. The weather wu bhu, pouring Nin, beav cloada. 1'M Pra■idllntial plane di peel las, ot under tboae clouda ancl tbm the Pnncllllt hid a Tin of the ~\llbia R1 ftl", nollen, ragt.n 111 th nood. 'l'be PN■idmat - bu .. .. areaa or inundatian. 'nle druatic apeoucle cOlling u he DN1"9Cl PCll"Uall4 • . . . the place where Nftral hours before a big dike bad gene on. .& t.1• 11.z t•t dNP mepin g acroaa the Portland .&riv Air Baae. 'l'bia the latest ~ u th• tlood craet cue to the COllllbi a today. The breald.ng ot the dike tbel'i too. lo the Preaidant aaw the tlood at a clrwtic tiM, juat after thin• ...,,._.. Tbe whole matter ot our toreiapi poll~ which will be ao auoh the canmm of the Praaidmt to be elected in Noftllber, came to a tooua toda7 1D the thitecl Jfationa. An ataaic focus it was. a.tore the Security Council our O.N. represmtatiYea <llce again brought up the plan to outlaw the atomic banb. The project tar internatimal at011l1.c regulation which tor two ears bas been blocked oooaiatently by Son.et Ruaaia. Sup orted etrCll by reat Britain, an .&roAr can mow was de toda,y t;o ha w t h e Security ound.l brin . an atan ontrol lan b efore th neral Asae b ot t; ~ u .N. lltitn 1 t mee t.a in a e t rl.e autumn• So what nO# will ha en? &noth r Sovittt v to Ll&1> -2 - 11 expected. n which nnt it i a believed that the Ame ri cana and Britieh will go right ahead on the i r own and p laoe the ataa cmtrol plan befo re the Oeneral .u1•bq •• their 01111 p ropoaal. The Senate haa juat passed t he United t at~on• la gi elatian calling tor retoma in the United ationa. th e011eth1ng to be done about ~tt SoY.l.et wto. PraY.l.oualy the Senate d paand i ta bill to pend.t the eu~NnN ot 202,000 diaplaaed pereon, int.o t ~ count, rs I nppON i t wae to be expec,W that 1n tbe Paleetine truce there would be CC111Plaint.a the first dq. 'lbe OeaN ftN . ord r went into effect thia ■oming. But eoan Iaraal, then tbe ANba •de o aaplaint■ ap.inn each other. Howwr, hen•• the la'9at. A •••ae fl'QII TJ.M. Jlecliat,,~r .aunt Bemaclot.te. He Woiu the S.CUJ"lt;y' ~ c i l that, the t.l'IIN 11, in hia wol'daa "going .u.• In abi.ngt.ca, Iarael repreaentatiw 14>nein declved that the people or the Jewiah State would ntuaa to accept the tour-weka amat.iae it the truce i a uaed aa an oocuica to appeue the Arab•. . He added the opinicn that Comt Be madoi;te had exoeeded bi• authority in illpoeing rest.riotiou en the 1.raigration or men or military age into larael. P'tom Tel A'ri. • ID areal etat.ment t h at the Jewit.h State will not g1 ft up captured Arab te . rritory l 1.lce the aeaporta or Jaffa and Acre. o r waa the outlook tor a eneral settl ent imp r o ved by a d cl ration ron in Abdull ah today. e repeated the siate:ice that t h e lrebe 1'ill n v er acc ept any Jewish St.a t.e. esume t he • r at the e d J.111) -) - ot t.he truce. And Kin Abdullah also aaid that thie mi ht lead to a third . orld war. ill of whim i Yea a fona dable aspect t o th e talk ;ount madot.te atrina t.o acocnpllab as he aum · an Ierael--Arab peace canteronce to 1neet on the Ieland of Rbodea. In aehington, the hearinga continued todaT an the qua1t1an that hu brougbt abou . t a sharp din.aian uon g pu · .liaan leaden. The aluh ot tund1 tor t.h• llanlhall Plan. Th• dispute 1a now betwen OCJ> lead.enbip in t.he Senat.e and the Replablioa aajorit7 in the Hou■e llbieb YOted a large cut 1r. the European raliet progru. The !:Cl'ltl'Oftl'8J ie now headed nraight tor tbe O(J) Natianal ., a,ftntion, a battle there Oft!" that Ell' plank in the plaUom. Toda7 the nrongeat kind ot en.dance in the . . . wu prnented by Seoretary ot It.ate Nanhall. Teetityin before the·Senat.e jppropriatian1 oa-1.ttee, Kr. anball pointed out t at under the prmi1e ot the Manhall Plan, tree naticn1 in Europe are •tying Son.et Rueia. Which u.y represent no a..U riak to tbell. Their stand 11 1ed on their faith in the European Rlcoftry Progna. 80 11lhat it • noa- R O back 011 our p ledged word •• voted in cngrees? Lean the tree nation• with the t elin that t.he tlni ted States i i n be relied upon? 1'tat would oauee an amoun~ 0 disill •-- on 1'1hi h uld weaken the ftry ban or A111erican !orei poliey. So •r ed the S r etary of State todq. ~ ll , v m o r Dewey, who is sitt i n g beeid~ at th O\nen t, hu LIID ~ - repeat.ecll¥ aid th.at. sue thing. Cb thie be agree, w1 t.h OmeNl Junhall. And now the whole thin ii headed toward the Republioan CCllftnticn. . . . . t r n 1 h bo u t.ba a "I t nt o t. h a n t i nt 1 t 1 ' nv i t. in . n t h p 0, 1 h . lo l r n ll i n o rt • T t' p - 0 - l ' n :i t.h V 0 0 • 01. t, l a i r . 0 r I u ,, lo v or o , will t 11 u at · o l n And V t i nk t e t h th all o ver t h c ountry. L. T. I he a r th t o u h d quite a rece p tion in orth ;a rolina; t , he lar at f a t i n th h t o o r t~at at te. , ell, you uat have b - en a what ple aed about that. d time. I made lJ speechee, rran 8: 30 in the omin un ll :)0 at ni t, traveled m iles by car in between th m a n d I e es : t w as a tu m ou t ha t made h i sto ry orth rollna. e had a grarid d y . --0-- L.T.: A en t a o i n t h n iWS, u0 vemor, spoke a t the Securi. ty C oun il and t 'i e d cu i on of atanic c (l n •. rol. This of course is o n to be th first Arn can r . id nti al cam ai or th e a t o c ra • o ou th i t at t shadow o t t t at b onb s oln . 0 be fe lt at t 1i n ti on al c vent o ns? . . • ( l y 1. I f l J 1 V 1 s . 11 r l b t h t ru t n h n d l' h >O ln t.ha t w t h o ur C' Orn • h • o v h h r lol l r o n forward OU th 0 f 1 t. t t t t r l'l a t o · r h r .bl tin "I t :, r lat . d. ' s ,h t th ol e obl 0 torei affa int b ldln , o · ll - i t shoul - d n te t e thinkin ot e ·. t on. --0-- L .T.i And b y t h y - don't y o u think th o od of th del ates to the ublican ronvent oo "111 be somethin extra special this y ar, the political situation being what it is , don't you think t h at the y 're goin tor el that in naninating they're actually go1n t o be chooein a resident? --o- L • • : J that putt'ln 1.t ildl.,yt •. • lau ht.er.•• - -0- --0-- L T I 1 t n that's .oretty s art, too. sn't i t rath _ r un que so • .: se ••• au r ••• ae ce t A, ., er h is tory i s cemed - .-hat rt t d o you t hink th s f eling o ac tu l choosin 8 res d nt i s likel r.o h ve o s t mood of t h dele tes? - -- ] 1 V t t. I V ' I r 11 , 1 t.h n L . • : u . r l. c u 0 t, an ,he I r r c et. t. o t. L. • i d wh o rt. o , opl a re the . ar Sullivan told e en - ust aft r e had A, 8llen n th t ba t. h t ub d broken h b ck - he told me that th • re p retty mu ch th ame ae mem bers of Con rese, th am t ype or ind vid ual in unit s . ~ n ou t <> ll s san e thin a bout th e ir stat of mind and about them neral.41. --0- _....;.;;~~· I 1 d ay t at the dele at e s to the p ubli an national connntion represent th , o , d le derehip in the pa rty; a o od many business me n, labor den, poll ti c al l ea ders . Almost uni venally people -.ho a re i. vin't a lar ount of t r tiJn , a ~ ood hare of their li vee towards tha business of .free ovem ment t; ' p r t 11,y no reward d usually a lot of b u ee in exc:han for it. - t ink ar Sullivan was probably ri ht . They 're a ood d a l lik conpressm en o get u n e aid d ov r - wo rked an d v e o r ont 'l s o he e r awa y fran the i hom e r am li 8 d t nothi n but a lar an 1 int t r1 t c ism w' en they h t, x t r ob·b to h ! I l'i n t 0 on l • ln C c 1 r l tn t hi • J t kin d 0 n u · t u or L . • l e ll, or l s t ti be c oioe o f resident this be . o rt t. i 1a ou tua f o und t h t t d le tee are re o th a y o u• ctte around ••• --0- ye d. Yes i ndeed. --0- L.r.a And what's your redica tioo? Ia it a forecast o ••• well, what do you p d ct for hilo del phi a, anyhow? ~- I Ip die t t a t it'll be hotter than bl zee ••• lau ter ••• ..;..;._,;;,;;;.;;.;.;,;:;;;. -0-- • • t I ' b t a lot of th s e conventions and invariably it turns u t to be th h o tt st we k of t h e summer, it seem e d. --0-- t lJ a l < O e e a. --0-- I, . T .: e one . I d o n• t kn whe t h r t h is 11 e m barr ss y o or ot , vemor. • t n " n • Lh di n h I ' OI t hi o ul • f it '{ . - 0 -- L. . : . ll 0 wh 0 " OU at .•• 0 t nk t t h s 1 s ! e e l so c h t i r 0 esponsibill t . ~- I n a s itua tion where tes we ta.kin their n d al res onsibili ty so erl l.y, a nd this s 11\Y third national nnnticx:i i wh c h I ' had a rath e r a c ti've part. Tbe del p.at s are verr serious, very e a t ab o ut na in up their decis i ons an d the y • re un i versally- seeking for the ki d o f a t ick et, the kind of a lattorm t a t wi ll rest o re the c f1.dence o f the pe le in t CBpaci t, of the r Yemment th t can brin g order out of the rowin g aos and el at.a t e inc a., tence, the waste, and or course most of all brin a new hi · h 1-egree of cC111p etent and vi orous e n to the service or the o vernment o can start buildin g the pe c e of this world so that we can m a k e ottr plans • • I th a reat r de e of security for the ye ars ahead. --o- ell, hear t h at the de m and or . nvention ti ets s enonnous . ave you ha d a l t o f quests, d b y t h e wa y a ve o u ot an t i c l< ts to are? La u ter ••• - 0 - t 1 t.. h ar st h ch kno a t th m otnent. F' or xampl , t J ew o rk th l b mi ll on p opl h s be lot 5 tick ts. An ou can ima ine that S t ck ts oul t · o x~ctl nol'rh re. --00- L. T . 1 Y ou r i o ut h arolina last night, rnor, and tonight here ou are aok on r H and . , u tcheas C ount :, surrounded by several hundred of your nei bore in oidental.l. ave you spent !!llch ti.lie at your tara recently w1 th thoee prise cow7 --0- oov. ,·:ell, not as much as I'd lik and the aren't really prise c.... lloet or them are ra a b ut the •re doin very well at the moment. I'm going to go 11> the farm soon u finiah broadcasting, as a matter oft act. --o- L. T.1 I had hoped to have ou on the al.r last !landq night. You ••re involftd in another broadcaet that c'tWling. 'l'bat wu ~ we postponed the intern.n until "°"• t I had also heard that you bad picked up lar yngi tis. And when I listened and others had the same i.Jllpression, they didn't notice there wu anything wrong with our throat t all. --oo- GOV. D E\'1Er1 I idn't have any laryngitia. Perhaps itwas a little tired.&oa 102 speeches in Oregon an a few other states, but I made 13 in ort.h Carolina yest.eru an it's still fine. - 0 - E , - • . : OU - to t.ro n , notice t h at. ' m ra th r i ter ate i n al thi s ca s I WM broad ca tin fr o m 1 I lost. • voice. And t he followin ni ht when I recov e red it I wa rash nou e; h to s that if anyone wrote in woul. tel) th what ba ha p pened to me. The u ic forinula . And I •ve be n in , da d wit r quests for that. And toni ht l 'm goint to tell them, I hope the ., 're rJ 1 Ji tening. l(y ic formula waa hot tea mixed with hone y aid lemon. Just an ol • f aahione home r eme • And ., overnor, I hope tlat between now an November • ou 1 11 hav no laryngi tis. --o-- GOV. !WEY 1 'l'hanlc • ou ••i,· much, Lowell. --o-- "• I thanka for running all the risks that ma • be involved inc oing an the air 1.Jlproapt.u. aw let's aee what kind 0£ a voice ~ ou•re in tonight, Nelson. --0- LTP.1948.06.11i.pdf LTP.1948.06.11ii.pdf