Mundt urges UN pledge to cut trade with China before future Korea
Senator Mundt outlined a list of 162 Free World ships that traded with Communist China between December 1952 and April 1953, including 100 British vessels making 177 trips. He urged allied press accuracy and said the U.S. should press Britain and others to halt traffic with Red China if Korea armistice fails. He also suggested a UN commitment to allies backing U.S. actions in future conflicts.
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Washington
Karl Mundt
Korea
United Nations
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
China
Red China
Mundt
Joseph R. M
R-Wis
Robert F. Kennedy
Far East
Conane
Department of License
U.S
Britain
U.N
State Department
Air Chief Warns of Soviet Bombers Threat to Europe and U.S.
Gen Hoyt S. Vandenberg warns Russia has a fast growing light jet bomber fleet able to strike Free Europe within an hour and could threaten Korea and the U.S. He says Soviet bombers and medium TU4 bombers could deliver atomic weapons via Siberia and require allied bases near the Iron Curtain. He cautions heavy bombers remain limited and mobilization timing differs from past wars.
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Washington
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Russia
Europe
Korea
U.N
USAF
Ussr
Siberia
United States
Vandenberg
U.S
Iron Curtain
Moscow
Ural Mountain
Camp Good Health Fund Needs Cook and Misc Repairs
Camp manager Pleune seeks a cook to prepare meals planned by the dietitian at 1946 Bever avenue SE or by phone 2-3393 before 9 a.m.工作人员 report screens raised and well pump installed by Louis Whitney Pump Service. Bowker Plumbing checked plumbing, Oil Burner Service reinstalled hot water burner, Smulekoff’s readied washing machine, and crews including Harry Johnson’s employees painted the new staff cabin. Budget items list Cedar Rapids lodge Elks and various local organizations with donations and pledges totaling several thousand dollars toward the 1953 budget.
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Pleune
Bever Avenue SE
Louis Whitney Pump
Bowker Plumbing Company
Smulekoff
Harry Johnson
Lmployes
Camp Good Health Fund
Cedar Rapids Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
United Gas Workers Union
Whittier Community
Charles Schoen
Eugenie Schoen Feitelberg
Claude Krebs
Joseph Smreek
Norway
American Legion Auxiliary Woman's Auxiliary
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Philalethian
First Presbyterian
Lisbon
Federated Church Silver Chain
Circle of King’s Daughters
National Postal Trans- the
Woman's
N.F
Post Office
C.R. Boat Club
Midbro Club
Sisidsig“ Loyal Women’s Sunday
W.B
Women voters urged to wipe lipstick before voting in Italy
Italian voters faced warnings from Giornale d Italia about smudged ballots invalidating votes as polls opened for a national election. Government cut rail fares by 70 percent to help voters travel to stations crowded with citizens. Police mobilized 200000 strong with crack army units held in reserve amid concerns of unrest.
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Rome
Giornale d'Italia
Senate
de Gasperi
Italy
Armistice Talks At Panmunjom Adjourn For Day
Allied and Communist delegates met less than an hour at Panmunjom to discuss a compromise plan for peace in Korea. They adjourned until Monday with talks described as nearly complete on all major points despite minor details.
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Panmunjom
INS
Korea
Red
deb_t
Wilfred Burchett
Allied
Panmunjomi
Bidault Plans New French Cabinet
George Bidault, former premier and foreign minister, agreed Saturday to form a new French government. He pledged to uphold foreign policy aims, social justice and financial rehabilitation.
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Paris
INS
George Bidault
Camp Good Health Opens Mid-June In Cedar Rapids
Preparations accelerate for Camp Good Health with opening set for mid June. Linn County Medical Society appoints Drs. Maurice Estes and John S. Downing as camp physicians. St James Methodist Church women plan their annual camp housecleaning event. City firemen last weekend assisted and inspected facilities.
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Cedar Rapids
Camp Good Health
Linn County Medical Society
Maurice Estes
John S. Downing
St. James
Vatican Urges Italians to Back De Gasperi Coalition
The Vatican called on Italian Catholics to vote for Alcide de Gasperi's coalition in the upcoming general election. Osservatore Romano urged a high turnout and warned that a strong government could falter if voters shunned the moderate parties amid threats from both extremes.
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Vatican
de Gasperi
Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Osservatore Romano
Thhey
Roland Young Dies at 65 in New York Home
New York AP report says Roland Young, 65, London born actor, died in his sleep at his Manhattan residence Friday night. Known for the Topper film series, he appeared in nearly a hundred other productions during a long career begun in England before becoming an American citizen in 1918.
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New York
Roland Young
Manhattan
Young
Duram
Ision
Robin Chooses People Over Birds In Portland Tale
A young robin lives with Portland residents the Sealey Stites family after being found unable to fly. They fed him for three weeks and helped him learn to fly, but he always returns to perch on their heads or shoulders and accept tidbits.
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Portland
Ore
Sealey Stites
Stites
Taft says U S troops stay in Korea after truce
Senator Taft asserts a Korea truce could save two billion dollars yearly but does not permit withdrawing American troops until permanent peace is reached. Senator Wiley agrees on no withdrawal but supports rotation and stepped up presence. McCarthy urges a strong Pacific alliance to deter a breakthrough.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
U.S
Wiley
United Nations
Senate
Pacific
Britain
France
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Korea
Two Oil Carriers Collide In Delaware Bay Fatal Toll Incurred
In Delaware Bay two giant tankers collided early Saturday causing explosions and fire. Of 86 crewmen across the ships 82 were pulled from oil slick water. one man died and three are missing. The dead is Joseph Donnelly a 45 year old from Marcus Hook Pennsylvania. Port engineer F L Judson estimated six million dollars in damage to each vessel and both ships are destroyed.
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Wilmington
Del
America
Delaware Bay
Coast
Army
The
Red Cross
Joseph Donnelly
Marcus Hook
Phoenix
F. L. Judson
National Bulk Carriers, Inc
New York
Pan Massachusetts
Illinois Launches War on Gambling
Illinois state police seized 170 slot machines and related gambling equipment in raids across 95 sites in Macoupin and Christian counties. Governor Stratton and Attorney General Castle announced the effort as a crackdown to prevent Illinois from becoming a gamblers’ paradise following a Stratton Castle conference.
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Springfield
Ill
Downstate
Latham Castle
Illinois
Macoupin
Christian
Stratton
Grundy
ROK Troops Plug Gap on Eastern Front During 12th Day battle
South Korean infantrymen fought hand to hand with Communist troops to close a gap in the allied main line on the eastern front. Chinese Reds broke lines along a 500 yard sector between Anchor Hill and Lake of the Gooks Castile Saturday night before ROK 12th division troops reestablished positions by dawn.
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Tokyo
U.N
Anchor Hill
Rockefeller Plans Arkansas Residence for Quick Divorce
Winthrop Rockefeller said he will establish a residence in Arkansas to pursue a quick divorce from his wife Bobo after a 90 day residence. Attorney Edwin E. Dunaway stated Rockefeller would live in Little Rock and open a business office while considering filing suit. The couple, married in 1948, have been separated for over three years. their son Winthrop Paul was born in September 1949.
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Little Rock
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Bobo
Rockefeller
Edwin E. Dunaway
Dunaway
Winthrop Paul
Seoul declares emergency as Rhee urges continued fighting
President Syngman Rhee calls for unification by pushing north. Seoul imposes extraordinary security across the country and recalls all ROK officers in the United States for immediate return. High officers including Gen Park Sun Yup to depart, observers withdrawn from Panmunjom talks.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Radio
South Korea
United States
Karl Hong Kee
Fe K
Ministry of Home Affairs
Hong Kee
Park Sun Yup
Korea
POWs Fight Against Return in Korean Camp Demonstration
More than 1 000 anti communist Chinese prisoners protested forced repatriation at P O W camp No 7 near Pusan on Friday with about 1 500 captives in four compounds. Lt Jack Vermeul said tear gas dispersed the crowd without resistance or violence.
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Pusan
INS
P.O.W. Command
Red
P.O.W
Jack Vermeul
Viola
Wis
Vermeul
U.N
More Flood Danger Looms Over Havre Montana
Havre faces rising Milk River waters with hundreds displaced. Army engineers estimate up to 2,000 homeless in the Havre area, while city officials report 700 evacuees so far and 200 more homes at risk.
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Havre
Mont
Eisenhower declares Montana flood regions a major disaster
President Eisenhower designated Montana flood stricken areas along the Missouri and Milk rivers and their tributaries as a major disaster area, broadening federal relief.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Montana
Missouri
Milk Rivers
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Clark
Mark W. Clark
U.N. Far East
Republic of Korea
Bidault
Sunday's Index
Iowa
Taeeenes
Teewe
Miami
Fla
Guy Brickman
Guy
Lous
Hialeah
North Shore Hospital
Robin
R.O.K
Parker Rhee
Milton Herr
Lee Soo Yung
R.O.K. Army
Ibo
Lee
ROK
Kim I Byong
Munsan
Fight Against Return
Havre, Mont
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