Vishinsky Delays Reply to Acheson Plea at UN Session
At the United Nations Vishinsky held off addressing Dean Acheson’s call for united action to end the Korean War. Poland’s Skrzyszewski was slated to speak next, while South Africa faced a challenge to include its racial discrimination charge on the agenda. Acheson urged increased UN troop aid and a steadfast, collective security front to deter aggression.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
U.S
Dean Acheson
General Assembly
Poland
Assembly
Stanislaw Skrzczewski
Vishinsky
Acheson
Korea
South Africa
G. P. Jooste
Kremlin
Magic Names Clash In Massachusetts Senate Race
Boston reports a tight U S Senate contest between Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and John F Kennedy. Lodge, a Republican veteran with Eisenhower ties, faces Kennedy a first time Democratic challenger and Harvard graduate, backed by a family campaign led by Kennedy's sisters and mother.
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Boston
U.S
Massachusetts
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Harvard
Rep
John F. Kennedy
Stalin Keeps Party Reins in Soviet Leadership Shuffle
The Soviet Communist Party named a new Central Committee and kept Joseph Stalin in control by naming him head of both the Presidium and the Secretariat. A 25-member Presidium was elected with 11 alternates to replace the old Politburo, expanding the leadership structure.
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Soviet Communist Party
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Central Committee
Nixon Labels Foe Appeaser
Evansville Indiana crowd roared as Sen Nixon labeled Gov Stevenson an appeaser and second rate candidate. He wrapped up a whistle stop tour across Indiana boasting a packed Coliseum and repeated attacks on Stevenson.
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Evansville
Ind
Richard M. Nixon
Illinois
California
Indiana
Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Britain delays second atomic blast after first success
The Daily Express reports Prime Minister Churchill postponed Britain's second atom bomb test for a few months. Scientist William Penney canceled his planned return trip to Australia, citing secret reasons after the Monte Bello Islands blast.
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Daily Express
Churchill
Britain
the Express
William Penney
Australia
Penney
Monte Bello Islands
Ministry of Supply
Penmey
Ask Hospitals To Aid Press
The Ohio State Medical Journal urges Ohio doctors and hospitals to partner with newsmen to ease news flow barriers. It proposes a medical news code clarifying what is public information, prompted by an Associated Press survey in Oregon showing tighter medical news access than politics or police.
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Ohio State Medical Journal
Ohio
Journal
Associated Press
Oregon
Heart Attack Fatal To Scioto Convict
Swinfield Wright, 62, serving a life term for a Scioto County murder, died at State Hospital Thursday night after suffering a heart attack two days earlier.
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Lima
Swinfield Wright
Scioto County
State Hospital
Court appoints mental exam for Osher Gardner Jr
Osher Gardner Jr 22 faces first degree murder and armed robbery indictments from a special Mason County grand jury. Judge Lewis H. Miller granted a defense request for a psychiatric examination by Dr S O Johnson of Lakin State Hospital and deferred pleas until after evaluation. Gardner confessed to the shotgun killing of Roy Jackson owner of the Jackson Cab Co and led authorities to the body on Crab Creek Road. Gardner's name appears as Oshel Junior Gardner in court papers but he signed a police statement as Oshel Gardner Jr.
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Osher Gardner, Jr
Roy Jackson
Gardner
Lewis H. Miller
Circuit Cout
Miller
William Rardin
Bardin
J. G. F. Johnson
Crab Creek Road
Route 2
Oshel Junior Gardner
Oshel Gardner, Jr
Eisenhower Attacks Truman Record in New Jersey Rally
Eisenhower campaigns along the Eastern Seaboard blasting the Truman administration. He criticizes spending corruption and Korea while urging a better peace and stronger American pride before 5000 at Paterson armory.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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New Jersey
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Korea
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GOP To Win Close Race Taft Predicts Ike Victory
Sen. Robert Taft said Ike’s wide personal popularity will drive a GOP win. He projects Eisenhower securing the presidency and likely carrying the House and Senate, with a close Senate race possibly offset by gains to Republicans. Current Senate split is 49 Democrats to 47 Republicans.
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Robert A. Taft
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Pathfinder Magazine
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Indonesians Riot Over Parliament Dissolution Demands
Thousands in Jakarta rioted after a parliamentary vote backing Defense Minister Hamengku Buwono IX. President Soekarno promised to consider dissolving Parliament, but rumors of government collapse kept the capital tense as a curfew was imposed. Dutch flag at the high commissioner's residence was torn down.
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Indonesia
Hamengku Buwono IX
Jogjakarta
Soekarno
Mechanical heart milestone marks first human success
A Detroit patient, 41, survived a 50 minute operation where a mechanical heart by passed his own to repair a faulty valve. Announced in JAMA by Dr. Dodrill and colleagues from Harper Hospital with GM support, the patient shows improvement three months after the July 3 procedure.
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Detroit
Journal of the
American Medical Association
F. D. Dodrill
Edward Hill
Robert A. Gerisch
Harper Hospital
General Motors Engineers
Michigan Heart Association
Jury Seeks Greene Data in Voting Fraud Probe
A special grand jury in Point Pleasant enters its fourth day of probing alleged voting frauds and state road commission activities. County court members John Wheaton Ivan Bush and Darsel Wedge were summoned to explain why they refused to approve Edward Greene as a special assistant prosecutor. Greene had aided in the courtroom but had not testified before the grand jury.
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Point Pleasant
State Road Commission
Edward Greene
John Wheaton
Ivan Bush
Darsel Wedge
Greene
J. G. F. Johnson
Mason County
Toll Operations Expanded At Wellston Exchange
Wellston Ohio toll facilities hired four new switchboard operators in six months to manage a surge in long distance calls tied to Pike County hosting a billion dollar atomic energy plant project.
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Wellston
General Telephone Co
Pike County
Eatery Owner Pays 4542 for Ear Lobe in Alabama
Montgomery jury awards Angel P. Gallis 4542 after he claimed Mike Miaoulis bit off his ear lobe during a March Mardi Gras fight at the Greek Community Center. Gallis sought 25000 in damages. verdict sets the sum in actual damages.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mike Miaoulis
Angel P. Gallis
Gallis
Miaoulis
Housing Plan Set for Columbus Five Million Project
Columbus officials announce a five million dollar housing project for low income families, with construction scheduled to start next spring. The plan aims to provide new homes and improve neighborhood conditions through subsidies and municipal support.
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Columbus, O
Truman Labels Eisenhower Morally Blind Over Immigration Vote
President Truman denounces Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as morally blind for endorsing Republicans who backed the McCarran immigration bill. He likens the vote to Nazi practices and accuses Eisenhower of sharing responsibility for the so called master race philosophy. The remarks were prepared for a National Jewish Welfare Board mobilization conference.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
California
William E. Jenner
Indiana
Jand
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
National Jewish Welfare Board
Stevenson Sees Election as Path to Peaceful World
Adlai Stevenson told a San Diego rally that the next election offers the best chance for a just and peaceful world. He said the presidency carries awful responsibilities and defended his independence from Eisenhower while accusing the GOP of leadership at risk to Taft supporters. He warned isolationism threatens freedom and the global struggle for peace.
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Calif
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Illinois
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Yanks Drop Sink Bomb on North Korean City
Navy pilot Lt. Carl B. Austin of Woodburn Oregon aboard the carrier Princeton attached a kitchen sink to a 1000 pound bomb and dropped it on a major North Korean city. He said he could not see the damage but indicated the United States means business.
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Navy
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Woodburn
Ore
Princeton
Austin
Teamsters Endorse Stevenson Sparkman for 1952
The AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters endorsed Gov. Adlai Stevenson and Sen. John Sparkman and moved to elect its own president at the 16th annual convention. Delegates heard Stevenson praise allied policies as the union backed the Democratic ticket.
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Los Angeles
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Adlai Stevenson
John Sparkman
Stevenson
Teamsters
AFL
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Sees Warmer Start and Cooler Midweek
The Ohio forecast calls for temperatures about 4 to 6 degrees below normal with normal highs of 62 to 67 and lows near 42. Colder Saturday and Saturday night, then warmer Sunday and Monday, followed by cooler Tuesday and Wednesday. Rainfall under 0.2 inches is expected, mainly on Monday.
Communists Attack on Korean Fronts Intensify Casualties Rise
Allied forces repelled renewed Chinese pushes on Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge in central Korea. U S troops killed or wounded about 3750 Reds since Tuesday, with 1500 killed or wounded on Triangle Hill alone as South Korean units backed by tanks held the positions amid heavy fighting and frost.
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Eighth Army
U. S
Triangle Hill
Kumwha
A. P
Milo Farnell
U.S
Papa-San Moun
Price Chiefs Await Action On Pay Hike
Washington AP A strike of 150 000 miners presses for a $1.90 daily wage rise as the Wage Stabilization Board weighs legality and ceilings. OPS awaits WSB ruling before any price increase. industry urges higher ceilings while labor argues the rise is non inflationary. Archibald Cox and Roger Putnam discussed the case. Cox scheduled a news conference that did not occur.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Roger Putnam
John L. Lewis
OPS
Miners Welfare Fund
Putnam
Archibald Cox
Cox
Ohio Miners Idle as UMW Strike Expands
About 10 000 Ohio coal miners were off the job as the United Mine Workers protest strike grows. The wage dispute centers on a 1.90 a day pay rise in a new contract negotiated by John L. Lewis. In Eastern Ohio 5200 miners walked out with Powhatan Mine No 3 last on duty and Denise mine near Corning largely idle. Adolph Pacifico, head of District 6, provided no comment.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Wage Stabilization Board
John L. Lewis
Powhatan
Belmont County
Unions Split On Key Races In Ohio Politics
AFL unions in Columbus Dayton and Cleveland split endorsements for state races. They backed Roger Tracy for GOP treasurer and Charles P. Taft for governor, while backing Democrat Michael V. DiSalle for U S senator. The Columbus Labor Federation did not endorse for state offices.
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AFL
Ohio
Buckeye
Dayton
Roger Tracy
GOP
Charles P. I
Michael V. DiSalle
U. S
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Dayton Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council
Taft
Frank J. Lausche
Columbus Federation
Noted Author Milne Hospitalized After Stroke
Noted English author A. A. Milne aged 70 was reported seriously ill in hospital today after suffering a stroke. Milne is best known for his children's books featuring Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh.
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Eng
A. Milne
Milne
Christopher Robin
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