Allies Seek Peace While Maintaining Military Power in Korea
Reports from Seoul describe Korean leaders stressing the need to roll back the Iron Curtain while preserving military strength. President Rhee criticized Communist aggression and demanded liberation of North Korea in any peace settlement. Demonstrators, monks, and nuns protested near the U.S. Embassy as a journalist was beaten, and a Communist scare persists in the city.
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Japan
Asia
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Korea
Oie
Seoul
Suseay
Rito Colt
Bueahowe
South Korea
North Korea
Rhee
Sreptrzeen Certa
William 8. B. Lacy
Cztch
Storm Warnings As Diane Heads Toward Southern Coast
Hurricane Diane moves toward the southern coast with warnings issued for Georgia and the Carolinas. Forecaster Cea Gentry said the storm, 115 mph peak winds, 230 mile hurricane wind band, was centered about 600 miles east southeast of Jacksonville moving west northwest at 15 mph. Forecasters expect Diane to threaten North Carolina and other states as it curves, with hurricane watches already in place along the coast.
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Miame
Fla
Gentry
Georgia
Carolin
Diane
North Carolina
Florida
Jacksonville
di Jane
Tates
Connie
Ward
Virginia
Carina
Ceres
West ‘Cour
Eisenhower Enjoys Colorado Vacation Return
President Eisenhower arrives in Denver for a fourth summer vacation with a warm greeting from airport crowds and neighbors. He plans golf at Cherry Hills and high mountain fishing, while continuing work on federal matters before his August travels and Convention of the American Bar Association.
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Eisenhower
Colorado
Washington
Federal Airf
Connie Gamage
North Caronna
American Bar ‘Association
Cherry Hills Country Club
Rocky Mountains
Peetee
White
Eastland
Ku Klux Klan Eyed by Texas Officials
Texas attorney general says he is reviewing reports on Ku Klux Klan activity amid a wave of resistance to school integration. Youths and communities face pressure as some school boards announce they will not integrate this year. Officials urge citizens not to confuse the Klan with legitimate concerns.
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Longview
Tex
Mrs. Roosevelt in Tokyo En Route to Bangkok
Eleanor Roosevelt travels through Tokyo on her path to Bangkok for United Nations World Federation events. She expresses hope that nations will become friends from now on.
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Japan
Bangkok
Tokyo
Eleanor Roosevelt
World Federation of United
Guards End Cons Revolt At Walla Walla Penitentiary
Guards armed with rifles and tear gas ended an inmate rebellion at the state penitentiary in Walla Walla early today, six hours after it began. Warden Lawrence Delmore Jr said 10 officers were seized as hostages but released unharmed, with no major damage aside from several windows shattered by tear gas.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Lawrence Delmore, Jr
Young Swimmer Carried Through Dam Spillway Pipe
An 18 year old boy was swept a half mile through a 36 inch underground pipe near Onoma California Sunday. Mike Bott of Torrance and three other youths pursued, helped pull him to the dam top, and an unidentified nurse revived him with artificial respiration.
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Onoma
Cali
Rhead
Mike Bott
Torrance
Calif
Jobless Pay Hike Placed on Ohio Ballot by CIO Council
The Ohio CIO Council will file petitions to put higher unemployment compensation on the November 8 ballot. Joe Cayman, executive secretary, says 6000 petitions will carry estimated signatures. The plan seeks weekly benefits from 30 to 50 dollars for 39 weeks and higher dependency allowances, extending benefits to three dependents. The legislature previously raised allowances to 8 dollars with two dependents. Also noted is the opening of the East Rapid Transit System.
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Columbus
Ohio Cio Council
Jeeoe Cayman
Council
CIO
Inge
Tolst General “Assembly
Reds Fire Into Space Rockets With Animals
Reds launch experimental rockets featuring animals while claims surface of high altitude tests. Reports cite US and Soviet efforts to reach hundreds of miles, referencing 1949 records and spaceflight ambitions as experts discuss sun and cosmic ray research.
Sonne Question Sparks Calm Retort at Home
A playful exchange about asking a spouse for permission to sunbathe reveals humor and composure. The husband’s calm reply highlights domestic banter.
San Marino Reds Win Big in 60 Seat Legislature
In a surprising national result the Communists and their Socialist allies secured a stunning victory in San Marino. The 38 mile square hilltop republic will see the Reds possibly control around ST seats in the 60 member legislature. Hundreds of supportive San Marino workers received free trips home from Belgium France Switzerland and Italy. Former residents who have not naturalized remain eligible to vote under San Marino law.
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Republic
Samaays
Apennines
Halys Bor
Reds
America
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Italy
VEW Offers Airman Aid in California
VEW offers Airman Daniel Schmidt aid including payment for a lawyer or a second honeymoon. State Commander Thomas J. Murray said Schmidt, 22, is the Air Force gunner who returned after 34 months of captivity. Schmidt met his wife Una in her attorney’s Nevada City office.
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Woodland
Calif
California” Veterans of Foreign Wars
Daniel Schmidt
VPW
Thomas J. Murray
Danny
Una
Nevada City
Doctor Gets Life Term For Murdering Wife
McALESTER Okla A Dr Ben T Galbraith 34 was found guilty of murdering his wife by beating her with a bottle and then burning the home. The flames destroyed the residence and left the bodies of the Galbraiths three children. He faces a life sentence to be imposed Tuesday.
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Mcalester
Okla
Ben T. Galbraith
Galbraith
Galbraithy
Dalai Lama's brother seeks asylum in Tokyo
The brother of Tibet's Dalai Lama has fled Communist rule and gained asylum at the U S Embassy in Tokyo. The Dalai Lama’s political and religious leadership in Tibet was diminished after China's conquest, with his eminence reduced by the upheaval.
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Tokyo
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Boy's Body Found In Michigan Slaying Case
A 12 year old Evanston boy was found dead in Michigan amid a series of unsolved child slayings linked to suspect William Jannegs of Muskegon. The badly decomposed body lay miles north of Muskegon with a small caliber bullet wound in the skull. He vanished July 5 during a scout hike as investigators search for the killer.
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Munnason
Mich
Oith
Evanston
Joy
Michigan
William Jannegs
Muskegon
Acros Peters
Leroy B
Ee Sen
Weeder "Aerham
Geneva Police Hunt For Missing Cobalt Chunk
Geneva police search the city for a small cobalt fragment reportedly lost near downtown after a Sunday night incident. Authorities warn the piece could cause injury if touched and urge witnesses to come forward.
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Geneva
No Evidence To Justify Defense Cut
Washington reports European allies agree the United States Britain and France lead Western talks on peace efforts while questioning any Western armament cuts. Senators Bennett O Mahoney and Wong caution over Russian moves and demand clearer data on manpower and total military strength before any reductions are considered.
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Washington
America
United States
Britain
France
Inca
West Ans
Sora
Bennett
Utah
O'Mahoney
it-Wye
Wong
Ohio Weekend Toll Rises With Road Train and Electric Dangers
Ohio reported 13 traffic deaths and a variety of nontraffic fatalities over a weekend. A Dayton area accident killed four family members after a car was struck by a train near Germantown. A Cleveland man died from contact with a downed power line, and an 11 year old Columbus boy was electrocuted while handling a steel pipe near high tension wires.
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Germantown
Tie
Pobio
Cleveland
Columbus
Nake-Relieve Fort
Fire forces 400 from Las Vegas hotel kitchen blaze
A hotel in Las Vegas evacuated about 400 guests after a kitchen fire caused heavy smoke. Firefighters contained the blaze to the kitchen and roof area while everyone remained outside and unharmed. Authorities investigate the cause of the incident.
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Las Vegas
el Rancho
Father Buries Car Beside Son's Grave in Grief
A village man shovels a hole beside his late son’s grave amid memories too painful to bear. Workmen describe the digging as a gesture of grief, with the man saying he could not keep the vehicle or sell it lest it remind him of loss.
India Aid Sought in Chinese Repatriation Talks
United States proposes India help repatriate Chinese nationals in America and civilians held in China. Talks between Johnson and Wang in recess until Tuesday with optimistic but unannounced progress. India silent on whether it will accept the role.
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United States
India
America
China
Johnson
Wang
Chiese
Geneva
U.S
United Staten
Scharm
Merger of Goa Pushes Indian Reaction at Border
Indian authorities report clashes as demonstrators press for Goa merger amid Portugal's control. Five killed, 1000+ protesters reach Goa border. Nehru voices support for peaceful push but border guards tighten security amid anti-Portuguese sentiment. Protests echo independence anniversary and regional tensions.
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Bombay
India
Gephyee
Nehru
Stear
France
Portugal
Reither
Nehrar
Red Probers Hit Snag in Hollywood 1964 Hearings
The House Un American Activities Committee opened its inquiry into communist influence in entertainment. Rep Francis K Walter urged exposing those who are or were communists and using their sway in media. In Gallipolis, Judge Francis D White announced the trial schedule as witnesses described a Broadway network and the entertainment industry’s alleged ties. John Swisher reported his son Swisher is conscious after surgery and the family awaits further details.
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Hollywood
Francis K Walter
D-Pa
Crowe
Gallipolis
Trago
Francis D. "White
Ably
H Sucher
Cheshire
Fasten
John Swisher
Atom Energy To Lift Agriculture Production
A Swedish scientist said atomic energy can boost agriculture by accelerating wheat and corn genetics. He told a peace conference that radiation can induce mutations, speeding plant improvements for yield, baking quality, and protein content, aiding modern farming needs.
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Atom Energy
Geneva
Terry
le Ehrenberg
Columbus
Ohio
Burlington
Parenberg
Winnipeg
Man
Rocky Lake
Ema
Sask
Ture
Wallace
United States
Steel Workers Reach 12-Week Layoff Wages Plan
New York report says CIO unions inked a 12 week layoff wages plan with Amerte Jean Can Co and Continental Cam Co. President David J. Mel praised the agreement as unique. The plan provides benefits of four per cent of formal earnings. Details on employers, timing, and eligibility remain outlined by the networkers.
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Twe Cio
Amerte Jean Can Co
Continental Cam Co
David J. Mel
Coat Seliena
Tate
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