Soviet Union Rejects Baruch Plan on Atomic Rule
July 24 New York Soviet Russia rejected key points of the U S plan for global atomic supervision and insisted on UN Security Council veto power. Andrei A Gromyko said the Baruch proposals cannot be accepted in whole or part and called for unanimity of permanent members unimpaired.
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Russia
United States
United Nations Security Council
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U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
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Baruch
Soviet envoy opposes U N veto limits on security rights
In a CP event Gromyko warned against undermining peace and security. He stressed the U N charter endows five powers with veto in the council and rejected U S claims that existing UN bodies lack authority to address control questions. He objected to further U S positions.
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Sovereignty Cornerstone of United Nations Says Soviet Delegate
The Soviet delegate argued that all matters related to atomic energy are international not national in scope. He said sovereignty was a foundational principle of the UN, and altering it could threaten the organization's existence and future.
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Blandy
United States
Distress signal from target Gasconade during Bikini operation
Three men aboard the Gasconade were rescued after signaling distress from the target ship as Mt. McKinley and tug crews moved to safety near Bikini lagoon. Vice Admiral Blandy observed the rescue as the weapon ship party was brought aboard at 5:55.
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Bikini Lagoon
L. H. Blandy
Soviets Attack FBI Over Redin Spy Case
Soviet journalist claims the FBI, led by Edgar Hoover, conspired to ruin Soviet American relations through the Redin espionage trial. Pravda and Izvestia attack U.S. law enforcement, calling the FBI actions brutal and reminiscent of the Okhrana.
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David Zaslavsky
Federal Bureau of Investigation
American Secret Police
Nicolai Redin
Zaslavsky
Pravda
FBI
Okhrana
Redin
Seattle
Ilya Ehrenburg
Izvestia
America
United States
Edgar Hoover
Uncle Jodie Hughes to ride at Amarillo show
Houston owner breeder and showman Joe D Hughes known as Uncle Jodie will enter eight horses at the Amarillo annual horse show Friday through Sunday. He rose from mule work in Texas oil fields to national saddle horse prominence and remains active on his ranch near Heston.
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Amarillo
Joe D. Hughes
Houston
Jodie Hughes
Jodie
Hughes
Texas Discovery
Mr. Huges
Heston
Lagoon Bathes Bikini Test In Undersea Atomic Blast
The Atomic tests near Bikini Atoll sent a 7 to 10 foot wave to Bikini Island and left ships like the Saratoga and Arkansas with list or sinking damage. Admiral Blandy reported submarines and transports mostly intact, with water samples taken and a faint pink atomic mist lingering, as observers assessed the lagoon’s deadly wake.
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Chiang Swings For Knockout
Nanking July 24 report says a 590000 man force is driving along a 130 mile Yangtze front between Nanking and Shanghai. Communist agency says 50 miles of Kiangsu have fallen to Kuomintang, who mourn 20000 losses and claim three Kuomintang divisions hit northeast of Nanking toward Jukao on July 21.
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Kiangsu
Communist New China News Agency
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Communist
Kuomintang 49Th Army
Jukao
Security Tax Freeze Is Voted and Veterans Benefits Added
The House approved a one percent social security tax freeze for employees and employers, sending the measure to the Senate. The bill with broad Social Security revisions includes three year survivors benefits for World War II families, coverage for 200,000 mariners under unemployment provisions, and increased federal matches for needy aged and dependent children.
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Army Probing Theft of Gold
The War Department said the Army Provost Marshal General is investigating a theft of oriental gold coins in the Pacific Theater valued over 50000 dollars. Two Army officers are under investigation. no further details were released to avoid jeopardizing the case.
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Army
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Pacific Theater
James R. Pierce
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J. W. Queen Vows Action Over Window Shooting Reports
Spokane report says J W Queen expressed concern about boys shooting through his building windows. The building stores gasoline and dynamite, raising safety worries amid the incident.
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J. W. Queen
Weather Summary for West Texas New Mexico and Vicinity
Weather Bureau reports mostly fair conditions through Thursday night with slightly warmer temperatures. West Texas and New Mexico show fair skies with thunderstorms in mountain areas and little temperature change elsewhere. Yesterday’s observations record a low of 63 and a high of 97 with sunrise at 5 51 and sunset at 7 46.
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Paar
Death Penalty Backed for Atomic Secrecy Violations
Senate House conferees approve a death penalty for atomic energy workers who reveal secrets to damage the nation. Agreement on loyalty checks by the FBI faces further hurdles as debates continue over civilian versus military control and patent issues.
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FBI
McMahon
United States
Truman Speeds Payoff for Vets
President Truman moved to disburse about 2.68 billion dollars in terminal leave pay to veterans, seeking immediate appropriation via a special message to Congress to speed passage before adjournment. The bill, pushed through both houses with broad support and little opposition, aims to aid veterans already discharged and those still serving.
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May of Kentucky to testify on wartime aid Friday
Senate War Investigating Committee set hearings for Representative May of Kentucky to explain wartime aid to a munitions group. The panel also ordered public hearings next week for Representative Coffee of Washington. investigators seek more funds to broaden wartime expenditure probes.
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New York
Democrat
Army
Patterson
Midwest
Political Thicket Heats Up in Texas Governor Race
Candidates clash over party ties and policy with Rainey denying Communist backing and Jester vowing tax free improvements. Campaign events planned in Houston Dallas San Antonio Longview and other towns with attacks on opponents by March backers and a push for Republican alignment.
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Grover Sellers
Grand Prairie
Communist Party
Homer P. Rainey
Kaufman
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
Stump
Beauford Jester
Palestine
John Lee Smith
Jerry Sadler
Case March
Fort Worth
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Jester
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Houston
Dallas
Rainey
San Antonio
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