US Peace Terms: Cease Fire and 38th Parallel Return
Washington July 14 The United States stated its rock bottom terms for ending the Korean war as a cease fire and return of Communist troops to the 38th parallel The State Department said any settlement must follow United Nations resolutions and not involve direct bilateral talks with Moscow Lincoln White emphasized the position and cited prior statements by Acheson Byrnes and Marshall The answer addresses Britain and India efforts for a peaceful solution and notes the peace path remains within UN框架 See PEACE-Page 10.
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George C. Marshall
Russia
Mystery surrounds Detroit scientist wife slaying
In Detroit on July 14 AP reports the murder of Vivian Stanley 37 found garroted in a weed patch near her Pinehurst Avenue home. Her husband Crawford T. Stanley metallurgist and their two children are involved as police pursue a neighbor Sam B. Sampson 42 tied to a $5,000 loan and questioned, with private detectives used to shadow him.
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Hospitality at Pasadena Jail Ends In Charges
In Pasadena on July 14 two men named Robert A. Hickman and Robert F. Baldwin visited the police station after a telephone gag. They were driven to the station by taxicab, booked on intoxication charges, and later presented with bills from the judge.
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Robert F. Baldwin
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UN chief Lie appeals for 52 nations to aid Korea war
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie urged 52 member states to provide ground forces and other help for the Korean conflict. He sent telegrams seeking effective combat support, noting urgency and hoping for results within three to six months, while avoiding comment on atomic weapons. There are 59 UN members.
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Telegram pleas for troops to aid UN in Korea war
United States bears burden in fighting the Soviet bloc and Yugoslavia as Lie seeks urgent combat troops from Egypt and Arab nations. Telegrams urged general offers to be sent to Lie, with specifics to be arranged with the United States acting as UN agent in the absence of an international police force.
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Communists Strike Across River In Korea Front
Meager front reports say American troops held initial lines as Communist infiltrators in civilian clothes crossed the Kum River under cover of darkness. Heavy night artillery fire and guerrilla tactics challenged American right flank while officials noted large enemy forces despite no immediate heavy equipment across.
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Pushing for Vote on Canadian River Dam Next Week
West Texas leaders led by Mayor Clarence Whiteside of Lubbock push for Senate passage of the Canadian River Dam Bill next week after long talks with Senator Lyndon B. Johnson. Amendments by Budget Bureau and two Republican senators require support changes. McFarland may report a clean bill to the Senate Monday.
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Globe Washingto
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Texas
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Lubbock
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Johnson
West Texas
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Arthur Watkins
Utah
Guy Cordon
Oregon
Whiteside
Canadian
Ernest McFarland
Michael Straus
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Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
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McParland
Four air mishaps claim 21 lives and three missing
United Press reports four aviation accidents across the United States killed 21 people and left three missing. At Wright Patterson Ohio a B-50 Superfortress crashed killing 16. another B-50 crash near Tucson killed one and left three missing. A private plane fire on a Pittsburgh golf course killed two, while a Lake Erie crash claimed a Cleveland man.
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Dayton
Ohio
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Tucson
Ariz
Russell Glenn Cobb
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Coast
Elsie Hartman
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Millard Ronzone
Richard Bailey
Warren
Macon
Farmers Fight Summer Fallow Rules At Southwestern Meet
Thousands of wheat farmers from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Kansas attend a conference in Old Tas Cosa Herring Hotel to contest government summer fallow acreage rules. A USDA spokesman says the national allotment formula cannot be changed while dispute grows between continuous and summer fallow growers over expanding versus cutting acreage. Dale Carter oversees the session as Thomas J. McGuire explains the law and allotment complexity.
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Tri-State
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US Department of Agriculture
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Texas Panhandle-South
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Kansas
Dale Carter
Offeer
Production and Marketing Administration
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Thomas J. McGuire
Department of Agriculture
McGuire
Nebraska
Ben Guill
Pampa
Globe
Tri-State Empire
Ed Stalwitz
Dumas
Center
R. C. Buckles
Stratford
Meeting over wheat edict sparks farmer questions
Amarillo growers clash with lawmakers over broad wheat legislation described as bureaucratic edicts and a masterful understatement. Audiences heard calls to compensate summer fallow for growers while criticizing government allotments and the role of county PMA committees.
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Amarillo
Congress
Department of Agriculture
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Hansford
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Stratford
W. H
Bill” Lantz
Lee Farmers
What I Would Do If I Were Mayor Contest
The Amarillo Globe invites readers to submit letters outlining city reform ideas. Prize money will be awarded for the best entries, with a limit of 300 words per letter. Submit to Contest Editor at The Amarillo Globe by today.
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Shots Fired in the Balkans Belgrade Tensions Rise
Yugoslavia accuses Bulgaria of four border incidents with exchanges of fire. A Bulgarian soldier was killed after a cross border confrontation near Volgreda as Tito’s government pushes for a halt to such actions amid the Balkan power struggle.
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Weather summary for Amarillo and vicinity
Scattered afternoon cloudiness with cooler tonight and warmer Saturday. High today 56, tomorrow 87, 24 hour period ended 6:30 with a high of 76 and low of 53. Increasing cloudiness tonight and Saturday with showers east of Pecos Valley. Some light showers in western mountains, warmer east of the river.
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