UN invites talks on Korea Cease Fire as Red replies lag
United Nations invited Communist leaders to discuss a Korea armistice but no reply surfaced from the Communist military command for over 16 hours. Peiping Pyongyang broadcasts avoided Ridgway's proposal while Moscow and Tokyo outlets blasted Western policy.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Mmunists
Matthew B. Ridgway
Red
Peiping
Pyongyang
Ridgway
India
Moscow
Jutlandia
Moscow Radio
U. S
Japan
Trygve Lie
Wonsan
Korea
Haven
Pusan
Kai Hammerick
Kumhwa
Navy
North Korea
Peng Teh-huai
Kim Il-sung
Britain Warns Iran Over Oil Dispute in Tehran Note
The British government warns Iran the insistence on seizing oil installations could bring gravest consequences as ICJ hearings begin at The Hague. Sir Francis Shepherd delivers the note to Iran's foreign ministry while Abadan hosts British technicians and a guarding naval presence. The Mossadegh government rejects compromise.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Francis Shepherd
London
Mohammed Mossadegh
Abadan
Mossadegh
Truman
Difference Between Armistice Cease-Fire And Truce Explained
Washington explanation outlines definitions for cease-fire armistice and truce. Cease-fire halts shooting while armistice adds negotiated terms such as troop withdrawal and a period of no fighting. A truce is a temporary suspension agreed by opposing commanders and can last longer. Some officials say Korea terms may be used synonymously.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
Pickup Driver Killed in Aberdeen Railroad Crash
Ed Win Odenbach, 31, of Aberdeen, died Friday night when his pickup collided with a westbound Milwaukee freight train three miles east of Aberdeen. The truck struck the first car behind the locomotive, causing a derailment.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Edwin Odenbach
Milwaukee Railroad
Missing DC6 with 49 aboard prompts wide search
United Airlines Mainliner missing with 49 aboard after last contact at 2 46 a m CST. Planes and ground crews scoured northern Colorado and southern Wyoming, with reports of distress heard near Loveland and Wellington. The DC 6, with 44 passengers and five crew, was en route from San Francisco to Chicago via Salt Lake Denver and Omaha.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
United Airlines
UAL
Loveland
Colo
Wellington
John Uhrich
State Highway Patrol
Airforce
San Francisco
Chicago
Salt Lake
Omaha
Thai Navy Rebels Attack Bangkok in Bid to Topple Premier
In Bangkok heavy fighting erupts as Thai navy, army, and police clash amid a staged rebel government. The U S embassy is hit but no foreigners are hurt. the U S charge d affaires reports a bullet struck his living room during telephone briefing.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Pibulsonggram
William T. Turner
Associated Press
ARMY
Airforce
Police
Navy
Phra Sarasas Praphan
Seni Pramoj
United States
Vorakarn Bancha
Push Money Bill Approval Push Money Bill Approval
Congress rushes into unusual Saturday sessions to approve an emergency July funding bill for all government units including Congress. The measure, potentially $5 billion, aims to match 1951 spending pace while defense programs may use funds faster. Senate and House leaders seek quick passage for presidential signature before the new fiscal year.
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Congress
House
Senate
Truman
Sen. McKellar
Dtenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congressional
Suspect expresses lack of remorse in shooting case
Pete Alegria told Sheriff Reinartz and County Attorney Sieh he planned to kill four co workers after deadly Friday violence. He claimed two men Floyd Collins and Bacilio Espinosa were his targets and showed no regret when Espinosa survived. He denied drug use and said Friday brought only beer.
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Pete Alegria
Albert Reinartz
Wallace Sieh
Robert Bulger
Alegria
Floyd Collins
Bacilio Espinosa
Espinosa
Reinartz
Jackson
Dahl Hardware
Gerald Dahl
Gerald
Lloyd Dahl
H. G. Dahl
One Dead One Wounded as Worker Held Claimed Plan to Kill Four
Pete Alegria a 35 year old Milwaukee Road construction worker is held in county jail after a Friday shooting spree at Lyle that killed Floyd Collins about 40 of Champaign Illinois and wounded Bacilio Espinosa 72 of Chicago. Alegria reportedly planned to kill four men with a new .22 rifle purchased minutes before the attack.
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Pete Alegria
Milwaukee Road
Lyle
Floyd S. Collins
Champaign, II
Bacilio Espinosa
Chicago
St. Olaf Hospital
Alegria
Albert Reinartz
Collins
Espinosa
Mason City
Austin
Lawrence Kissinger
Loyal
Wis
Kissinger
Murder charge likely for Pete Alegria in Floyd Collins case
Mower county attorney Wallace Sieh said a first degree murder complaint will be filed soon after witnesses are questioned and progress in the investigation. Dr. B J Cronwell summoned a six man jury to view the body and conduct a coroner inquiry with an inquiry date to be set later. Jurors include George Anderson Reuben Strand Lever Bang Loren Capretz Bliss Cleveland Sr and Paul Kennedy.
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Pete Alegria
Wallace Sieh
Mower
Sieh
B. J. Cronwell
Mower County
Jordan’s
Floyd Collins
Cronwell
George E. Anderson
S. Kenwood
Reuben E. Strand
Freeborn
Lever Bang
N. Burraaks Drive
Loren Capretz
N. High
Bliss Cleveland
Northwood Road
Paul Kennedy
Courthouse to Close for Anderson Rites
Mower county courthouse offices will close Monday from 1 to 3 p m for funeral services for Ole A Anderson longtime custodian of the courthouse. The two hour closing was announced by county board chairman Leonard Decker.
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Mower County
Ole A. Anderson
Anderson
Leonard Decker
Malik May Be Replaced As Soviet U N Delegate
Deputy Foreign Minister Jacob A Malik may be recalled from the United Nations due to recurring heart trouble. UN sources say his health and mood have affected his talks on Korea cease fire, with a two month vacation planned starting July 6.
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Jacob A. Malik
United Nations
Malik
Kremlin
Nineteen? Eighteen Japanese Soldiers Surrender on Anatahan Island
Eighteen Japanese soldiers on Anatahan in the Marianas surrendered today to a U S navy tug from the Cocopane. They stood at attention, displayed a surrender flag, and carried ashes of dead comrades as they boarded the tug for transport to Guam and eventual repatriation to Japan. The men, who had waited seven years, showed no resistance and were found in good physical condition during a preliminary examination aboard the tug.
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Guam
Anatahan Island
Marianas
Japan
Navy
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