Allies Refuse Red Buffer Zone Plan in Panmunjom Talks
In Panmunjom, Allies rejected a Red buffer zone proposal to withdraw up to 15 miles and keep Kaesong, Ongjin Peninsula areas. UN Brig. Gen. Nuckols said any changes hinge on military considerations, not territory trading. The two sides enter anticipated talks with a focus on security and the 38th Parallel.
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Munsan
Korea
Heartbreak Ridge
Punchbowl
Iron Triangle
Reds
United Nations
Henry I. Hodes
Red
Panmunjom
Kaesong
38Th Parallel
Ongjin Peninsula
William P. Nuckols
Nuckols
Auditor Orders End to Free Hauling on Route 40
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson said state highway trucks hauled bituminous road material free to private property and asked Highway Director T. J. Kallery to discontinue the practice. Investigators found Reynoldsburg area property owners received the service at no charge after receiving complaints.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
T. J. Kallery
Ferguson
Reynoldsburg
North Side drug store blast injures thirty-two firemen
A basement gas explosion at a North Side drug store injured 32 firemen, two seriously, in a $50,000 blaze. Fire officials blamed escaping gas from an air conditioning unit. exact cause under investigation.
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Chicago
North Side
Reds Lose Two Jets Stall Ground Attacks
U S Eighth Army in Korea reports Allied jet pilots shot down two MIGS and damaged three more in a six day air war. Ground combat involved UN infantry in hand to hand fighting northwest of Yonchon and southeast of Kumsong as fleets of MIGs tangled with 68 F-86 Sabres. One downed MIG was credited to Lt. Douglas K. Evans with a probable by Lt. Claude C. Mitson.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Douglas K. Evans
Washington
D. C
Claude C. Mitson
Couer D’elene
Idaho
Clear Skies Prompt New Atomic Test Near Las Vegas
Weather cleared and the Atomic Energy Commission issued dual warnings via the Civil Aeronautics Administration. Aircraft were told to stay outside a 170 mile Las Vegas radius and avoid flight levels of 11 000 14 000 and 15 000 feet toward Albuquerque and 10 000 feet toward Goodsprings. Warnings were in effect 1 a m to 11 30 a m PST.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Civil Aeronautics Administration
AEC
Here
Albuquerque
Goodsprings
Air Force
Strategic Weapons Command
Kirtland Air Force Base
AES
Remington Indicted On Five Perjury Counts
Former government economist William W. Remington, whose earlier perjury conviction was overturned, was indicted by a federal grand jury on five new perjury counts. The indictment alleges he lied under oath at his trial about passing government secrets to a Soviet spy courier, attending Communist Party meetings, and paying party dues.
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New York
William W. Remington
United States
Myles J. Lane
Remington
Moore to head OPS in 20 Northeast Ohio counties
Carl E. Moore, former collector of internal revenue, is named to lead the Office of Price Stabilization in twenty northeast Ohio counties. He will oversee price controls and policy implementation across the region.
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Cleveland
Carl E. Moore
Internal Revenue
Ohio
Wage Boost Plans Hit Bethlehem Steel Chief Warns
E G Grace chairman of Bethlehem Steel Corp says a new steel wage-price increase would undo stabilizing gains for the economy. He spoke after reporting earnings sharply higher than last year and argued wages must not rise without a concurrent price rise. The CIO steelworkers union plans a substantial wage demand.
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New York
E. G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Couny
CIO Steelworkers Union
Mediation Ends as East Coast Dock Strike Expands
Federal mediators quit amid claims the New York wildcat dock strike will spread to more ports. ILA rebels demand a 25 cent hourly raise beyond a two to one ratified contract. shipowners refuse to reopen wage talks as Philadelphia and Boston cargoes stay tied up.
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NEW York
Washington
Clyde M. Mills
John
Gene) Sampson
Philly
Baltimore
Philadelphia
ILA
Wildcatters
New Jersey
Boston
Albany
N.Y
Wildcat
Ryan
Maine
Virginia
Milk Strike Ends as 15,000 Gain Pay Increase
New York reports milk deliveries resume as 15,000 drivers and dairy workers across 200 companies secure a 10.80 weekly raise in a two year contract. Three state area expected to see near normal service soon. Price stabilization officials consider a new pricing order with anticipated rises of one to two cents per quart.
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New York
Dairies
Office of Price Stabilization
Wi Stabilization Board
In 1 Year Baby Gains 15 Pounds Five Teeth
Michael Charles Meyer born three months early weighed 2 pounds 1 ounce. One year later he weighs 17 pounds 12 ounces and has five teeth. His mother Mrs Walter F Meyer notes his wonderful appetite.
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St, Louis
Michael Charles Meyer
Eorn
Walter F. Meyer
Taft Urges Allies to Press Korean Cease Fire Talks
Senator Taft at a Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce luncheon urged completing the Korean cease fire negotiations. He defended MacArthur's objectives and said the U.S. should potentially take over all of Korea to set up a permanent government. He warned military spending poses inflationary risk and suggested a civil-military commission to review future developments.
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Pittsburgh
Taft
Ohio
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Chamber of Commerce
GOP
Lausche backs middle course on OSU speaker rule
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche said the Ohio State University speaker screening rule does not gag academic freedom, calling it a middle course between inviting all speakers and banning all. He argued the president currently holds the power to grant facilities, with potential delegation, and would allow doubtful speakers to speak unless views are clearly dangerous.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio State University
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lausche
Barkley Aide Turns Over Tax Returns in RFC Inquiry
Mrs. Flo Bratten secretary to Vice President Barkley handed over 1949 and 1950 income tax returns to a Senate subcommittee examining government loans. Charles E. Shaver, former counsel to the Senate Small Business Committee, may have his tax records reviewed. The probe centers on RFC loans including a $1.1 million Miami Beach hotel project that faltered due to strict terms. Both Bratten and Shaver deny attempting to influence the RFC.
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Washington
Flo Bratten
Barkley
Senate
Charles E. Shaver
Senate Small Business Committee
Hoey
D-Nc
Reconstruction Finance
RFC
Vs. Bratten
Shaver
Miami Beach
Hint Progress On Oil Talks
President Truman said progress was made in talks with Iranian Premier Mossadegh during his Washington visit. He expressed hope Iran would resume negotiations with Britain to settle the Anglo Iranian oil dispute, while Mossadegh appeared not yet committed to a fresh start.
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Washington
Mossadegh
U. S
Truman
Iran
Britain
Two Die in Defiance Truck Crash Kills Mother and Daughter
Mrs Esther Robinson 61 and her daughter Bonnie Lou 24 of Sherwood Defiance County were killed yesterday when a truck collided with an auto. Sheriff John K Bridenbaugh said Clifford Worting 24 of Toledo driver of the truck is held on suspicion of manslaughter.
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Defiance
Esther Robinson
Bonnie Lou
Sherwood
Defiance County
John K. Bridenbaugh
Clifford Wotring
Toledo
Churchill Returns to Power in Narrow British Win
Churchill leads the Conservatives to a likely majority of about 300 seats, ending six years of Labour rule. Attlee to become opposition leader as Labour remains elected in scattered districts with Liberal and other minor counts. Churchill vows to end the cold war and reform industry with Eden possibly to foreign secretary.
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Churchill
Anthony Eden
London
Attlee
Winening
Truman Eyes Storm Over Vatican Ambassador Pick
President Truman warned of a bitter battle upon Congress return over resubmitting Gen. Mark Clark as ambassador to the Vatican. He defended the move as serving peace and denied it violates church state separation, noting the Vatican posting would shift from personal representative to official ambassador. He did not repeat prior reference to Catholic opposition to communism.
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Washington
Truman
Mark Clark
Vatican
Congress
White House
U. S
Clark
Myron G. Taylor
Evans Testimony in Alter Trial
Coroner Rob ert A. Evans testified there were fingernail marks on both sides of the throat of Ruth K. Alter 32 who was slain last April 25. George Phillips 23 is charged with second degree murder. Evidence included clothing and car parts found linked to Phillips. hair under the fingernails was disputed by the defense.
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Columbus
Robert A. Evans
Ruth K. Alter
George Phillips
Paul Herbert
Phillips
Herbert
Evans
Ralph J. Bartlett
Navy Ready For Atomic Bomb Raids
In a briefing Secretary of the Navy Kimball disclosed that the U S 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean is strengthened and could deliver atomic bombs if war comes. Eisenhower urged carriers as vital, with plans for a larger fleet now totaling 60 to 70 ships, up from under 30 a year ago.
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Washington
U. S
Mediterranean
Europe
Russia
Kimball
Adm
William Fechteler
Naval Operations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Navy
Court Martial Recalls Dealer
Harold E. Hertzfeld president of Hertzfeld Oldsmobile Inc testified at an Army court martial for Col. Shirley W. McIlwain. He described selling cars to prominent persons at large discounts as an accepted advertising policy at the Rossford area depot trial near Toledo.
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Toledo
Harold E. Hertzfeld
Hertzfeld-Oldsmobile, Inc
Shirley W. McIlwain
Rossford
Here
Easy Taft Victory Seen If Ike Delays Action
Senator Murray predicts a Taft win if Eisenhower does not decide quickly. The Democratic senator warned Ike to act or Taft will secure the GOP nomination. Press notes include Truman praise for Eisenhower, Taft headquarters planned, and questions over a Wisconsin primary bid.
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Washington
Murray
D-Mont
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
White House
New York Herald Tribune
Eisenhower
Taft
Victor A. Johnston
Harold E. Stassen
Whistle Stoye
William M. Boyle, Jr
Wisconsin
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Tom Coleman
Eiisenhower
Top Leaders Retain Seats In Postwar UK Vote
London reports that Prime Minister Clement Attlee and Winston Churchill won re election as top party leaders. Liberal leader David Lloyd George’s daughter Lady Megan Lloyd George was defeated by Labor’s Cledwyn Hughes by 11814 to 11219. Churchill led Woodford with 40938 votes to 22359 for Labor. Conservative Owen M Roberts had 6366 votes. Earlier returns named Morrison, Stokes, and Shawcross as winners.
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Britain
Labor
Liberal Party
Churchill
Woodford
London
Winston Churchteill
Clemegg Attlee
Clement Davis
Megan Lloyd George
David Lloyd George
Cledwyn Hughes
Owen M. Roberts
Herbert Morrison
Richard R. Stokes
Privy Seal
Hartley Shawcross
Board of Trade
W. A. Aree
A A. Hancock
Naval Officer Louis T. Malone Dies in San Diego
Capt. Louis T. Malone aged 46 who led the 11th Naval District intelligence office and served as executive officer on the battleship Missouri in World War II died at his home in San Diego. He was born in Metamora Ohio.
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San Diego
Calif
Louis T. Malone
11Th Naval District Intelligence Office
Missouri
Malone
Metamora
Ohio
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