Riots in East Berlin as thousands clash with authorities
Vast protests erupt in East Berlin and across the western sectors as tens of thousands demonstrate against Soviet influence. Police and troops clash with workers, barricades rise, and several hundred are reported injured in a wave of street fighting and arson amid calls for free all German elections.
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Nowa Aquity
DPA
Bulldaga
Baw Fortin
Viemenstye
Howe
Soviet Tania
Iron
Atoel
Hennigedert
Beri Roper
Berlin
Donn
West Germany
Communat
Mabermnang D.gmel
Au-German Affairs
Taket Kalver
East Germany
Germany
West Gorman
Ryaten
Wallis
Abope
Dephty
Eisir Otte Nuschiwis
Faust
Ut Ae
Miet
West Berlin
Benet Reuter
Axaint
National'sed Fed
Fepaie
Unteridan Lantien Snd
Oui
Atrategie
Posi Lana
Wanden
Pho
Parr
Cale Aumna
Mot
Pallce Deanst
All Parte
Fagt Berlin
Ponige
Thresten
Ae Winters
Barlin
Aygericansteler
Ehi Orand
Newnrola
Execution Stay Clears Path For Clemency Plea
A disjointed report notes a U S Supreme Court ruling delaying executions to an indefinite date. It describes international pleas to President Eisenhower for clemency for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, with allies in Britain and France urging mercy and political support for clemency petitions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Woper
Wine Grow Plan Survey Report by Australian Council
A fragmented report from The Australian agricultural council outlines a wine grow plan survey. It recommends stricter production guidelines and stronger controls in response to industry challenges and the need for market stability.
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Australian Agricultural’ Council
Grace Drownrs' Council
Mtcome
Atomic cannon debuts in U S Army mobile artillery
A prototype mobile artillery piece developed by the Army Ordnance Depart and dating to World War II era is described as the most accurate field gun of its class. It features a hydraute camunee loading system, 20 mile range, and amphibious transport capability.
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United States Army
New York
Yanco
Army Ordnance
Theo Truely
U K Hopes Russia Issues Settled Amicably
London reports Foreign Under-Secretary Nutting told Parliament Britain would welcome steps to allow better understanding between British and Russian citizens. He urged peaceful opportunity for change while opposing coercion and warning against Soviet intolerance.
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London
Mr. Nothing
House of Communis
Britain
Nutting
Anessing
Penn
Kong
Angie
Oppoteuly
Remsian
Omrya Hughes
Truce Talks Slow As Panmunjom Deliberations Drag On
Fragmented reports describe stalled Panmunjom negotiations amid noisy Communist protests. A UN official said a chief delegate would meet again, with a broader statement expected by late June. warnings about penalties for incitement and rumours surfaced during Seoul protests.
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A. United Nistiong Command
Apoiwrman
Ahief
Gril Hfautier
Italy
Cequaat
Ie Alli
Bela Alttee
WRF
Peking
Italia
Seoul
Seoresn
Elysiana Sault Bo
Eaurt-marus
Churchill Rejects ANZUS Pact in Wider Security Plan
Prime Minister Churchill signals opposition to a broader security pact with Australia and New Zealand and the United States. He argues for a larger framework that would extend beyond the ANZUS accord, asserting a need for a revamped arrangement.
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Churchill
United States
Sir Winston Aald
McCarthy denies banning books in wartime uproar
Senator McCarthy defended himself against claims he or the government is removing books. He argued a distinction between books by Communist authors and works praising the Soviet Union, stating that not all books should be banned. He criticized the administration for vilifying dissent while urging limits on Communist influence.
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McCarthy
Awabhington
Republica
Petrel Sonmor Joreph
Metauring
Bau
Elmahower
Entila TV
Banntor
Hr Fd
Wivenhower
le Ovaning
Banntor McCarthy
Tite
Pir
Rverstes
Ameren
New York Arc Lighting Plan Aboard Empire State Bulletin
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and American Federation of Labor affiliates report a bold plan to install a 320 foot electrical mast atop New York City’s Empire State Building. Workers will string a high voltage line run above the street as a demonstration of modern electrical craft amid a 30 mile gale.
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Anertan Federation of Latour
Protest Sings and Calls to Minister in Burdened Rite
A fragmentary report notes a protest organized by pharmaceutical workers directed at Minister Ira Moulin and other officials. The event, dated around early July, includes discussions on costs and potential vertical benefits, with references to Sir Earle Pige and other unnamed figures in a tense political context.
Bulge Battle as South Koreans Regain Ground
Confused dispatch describes heavy fighting near the vital front southeast of Seoul with South Korean forces, backed by American advisers, repelling Chinese artillery and infantry advances. Front lines fluctuate amid heavy bombardment and reports of exhausted morale among troops.
Truce live fixed and stormed to the Nile crest
United Press reports on a shaky truce amid intense action. Details describe attempts to reposition forces and tactical moves near Ra and Peking lines. Major Robert Koen and South Korean retreat plans are noted, alongside Chinese leadership shifts and battlefield changes affecting frontline stability.
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Srinthea
Aloo Teugh
Commuunists
United Prine
American Associated Press
Pabking
Fae
Anyiog
Ea Aries & Plant
Hex
Holt Na Nana
Robert Eooen
Chinn
Garagale
Chinrae
Wmctian
M Marte's bid to lead France faces uncertain odds
M Marte presses for a France leadership as socialist rivals rally behind a plan to boost support and funding. Officials clash over debt extensions and government backing as Marie seeks swift approval to form a new union government, with voters watching the political maneuvering across Paris and provincial centers.
Natives Hunt For Hidden Relics Spoiled By Rain
In a rugged Lavi area expedition natives forming their own party failed to beat NLP searchers. Following heavy rainfall, tracks were obscured as the group pressed toward a relic site near Perth. Mr Graydon reported no trace of remains despite hopeful signs and planned native trap arrangements.
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NLP
Westnonsa Nativca
Lavi Area
Perth
Dig
Graven
Lev Yard
KulWlite
Faearch
Graydon
Uea
Wailea
Miles
Warburton
Grideeman
Ton
Greyden
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Adenauer
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Maylum
Paris
Hag
Einen Nower
Cewarde
Ming Ring
Ganberea Innethei Din
Rosenbergs Innyera
Roth
Binennower
Pete
Patenee
Es Bion
Michael
Perond Detoni
D. Puscty
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Tuatiep
Loaby
Lan
Song
Asa
Labour
House of Commons
Eisenhower
Harold Witeon
Board of Trade
Mire Senne Lee
Anconia Bevin
Manchester Guard
Lari
Al'the Ungue
Rovenbergs
Farin
Preach
Pctlen
Exe Gommuniet
Stat
M. Soren Paul-Boncour
Seinisers Nai
Hino
Eisenhawer
Sunita Viet
U.K
Russia
Mr. Nutting
Lle
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Anil Yester
Reunion
Panmunjom
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Comreunist
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NEW Beigh
Luesuccan
Chineae
Met
United Nationa Fine
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Sack
Texas
Panmasyon
Maxwell Tay
Byngmen
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Ter Shin Toe Ying
M. Marte
France
Dormer Bunhane
M. Andre Marte
Tarday
Preagh
Vincent -Surrol
M. Marie
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Cp. Socialista Vette
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Reclion
Amit
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Mt. Ant
Jonday
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Tobie
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