U N Delegates Arrive In Five Helicopters For Parley
Five U N cease fire delegates flew to Kaesong for the second day of talks with five Red generals as Allied press access was barred. The Red radio network broadcast three point cease fire proposals, which the U N delegation reportedly rejected. General Ridgway and Maj. Gen. Hodes led negotiators into the Kaesong talks amid cautious optimism about progress.
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U. N
Kaesong
Insi
Red High Command
Radio Moscow
United Nations
Kaeseneg
C. Turner Joy
Patt Sun Yup
Tthe
Henry T. Hodes
Matthew B. Ridgway
Red
North Korea
China
Moscow
Ridgway
Hodes
Pyongyang
Peiping
North
House Defeats Administration Livestock Plan
The House voted 200 to 112 to ban all livestock slaughtering quotas, a move backed by Republicans and Dixiecrats against Administration plans to curb meat distribution. The price agency warned the ban could threaten the entire stabilization program and prompt decontrol of meat.
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Washington
House
Office of Price Stabilization
Senate
Michael Vv. di Salle
DiSalle
Rep
Kirwin
Ohio
Hope
Dixie Democrats
Kansas
Buffett
R-Neb
Poage
D-Tex
U. S. Will Curtail Public Buildings
The National Production Authority said government construction of schools hospitals and roads will be deferred due to a critical steel shortage. Amusement and recreational projects may see limited construction using small amounts of steel copper and aluminum.
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Washington
INS
National Production Authority
NPA
Manly Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Hungary tells U S to mind its own business
Budapest reports Hungary demands the United States mind its own business and rejects the US note protesting the expulsion of three American legation staff. The Hungarian government accuses US officials of spying and of waging a campaign against freedoms while using its legation in Budapest as a spying center.
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Hungary
U.S
Budapest
United States
Legation
U. S
Senatorial summons seeks Field on missing communist bail
Frederick Vanderbilt Field the financier of leftist groups was ordered to testify before a Senate Internal Security Committee about bail for missing Communist leaders. He must bring his bank accounts as he is out on appeal bond after refusing to disclose bail details. The Civil Rights Congress aided the bail and other trustees Hammett and Hunton face contempt charges. Federal judges and FBI efforts tied to the 11 party chiefs convicted of seeking to overthrow the United States government.
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Ashington
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Senate
McCarran
D-Nev
Senate Internal Security
Field
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Red
Civil Rights Congress
Dashiell Hammett
W. Alphaeus Hunton
Prew
FBI
United States
Sylvester Ryan
Federal Reserve Opposes Easing Consumer Credit Rules
The Federal Reserve Board told Congress it cannot justify loosening consumer credit limits amid inflation fears. Chairman William Martin urged lawmakers not to raise time-payment terms for autos and noted similar constraints in the Senate extension bill.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Capitol
William Martin
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
May‘bank
D-Sc
Spencer Day
Senate
House Banking
Martin
House
Marines Draft Call Presses Higher Enlistment Gap
Defense Department orders 68 000 draftees for August and September across Army and Marine Corps. Marine recruitment shortfall follows end of school term as enlistments fail to meet expectations. Unified drafting system to distribute draftees among services begins next month.
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Armed Services Washington
Defense Department
Army
Marine Corps
Department
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Unified Armed Forces
Shriners Parade Down Fifth Avenue Draws 250000 in New York
Thousands of Shriners gathered for a gala procession in New York using horses in place of camels. The 66 year overdue convention drew 250000 spectators as 20000 Shriners from all states marched with crimson fezzes and songs like Dixie and The Sidewalks of New York.
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New York
Shriners
Shriner
Dixie
Ohio
Suwanee River
Business group urges federal sales tax to balance budget
The Committee for Economic Development backs a five percent retail sales tax to fund the defense budget. CEO representative J Cameron Thomas of Minneapolis proposes exempting food and housing and not increasing corporation taxes. He suggests hiking individual income taxes by about 800 million more than House plans. Estimated revenue is 2.75 billion annually, mainly from clothing and household goods.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development Today
Senate Finance Committee
J. Cameron Thomas
Minneapolis
Assoc
Thomson
West Berlin Honors Air Lift Heroes Memorial Dedication
Berlin hosts a memorial honoring 75 fallen airlift members from Britain United States and Germany. The 63 foot monument at Templehof Airbase lists 39 Britons 31 Americans and five Germans. Lord Mayor Ernst Reuter unveils the tribute as 75,000 residents observe.
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West Berlin
Berlin
Templehorm
U. S
West Eurape
Ernst Reuter
U. S. Air Force
Royal Air Force
Budget Slash Hits Acheson In House Action
The House Appropriations Committee cuts 18 percent from the State Department budget. Republicans threaten further action on the Acheson issue next week. The panel trims the International Information and Education Program by 30 million dollars and targets access to top State Department posts via a GOP amendment.
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Washdinesun
House Appropriations Committee
State Department
Acheson
Poland
Paul Hoffman
Nelson Rockefeller
John Foster Dulles
Truman
Voice
New York City
Senate Internal Security Committee
Recommond
House Appropriation Committee
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City Plans Steps To Correct Landfill Odors and Sanitation
City officials meet with health and federal representatives to fix odors and unsanitary conditions at the east bank Elk River landfill near Lee Fayette bridge. James O. Lakin says Charles A. Jaworski will inspect and ensure the site complies with fly central project standards and health department rules. Local residents complained after photos showed uncovered refuse and scavenging. two feet of dirt will be spread to cover the area per health guidance.
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Elk River
Lee-Fayette Bridge
James O. Lakin
Health Department
U. S. Public Health Service
Lakin
Charles A. Jaworski
Fly Centre
the Gazette
Benny Patterson
Jawouski
Mectine
Patterson
Daworski
Johnson
U. S
Public Health Service
Government Sees Top Crop Prospect
The Agriculture Department reported strong crop prospects under a defense production program with farmers likely to plant more acres than since 1938. The 52 principal crops covered 871.5 million acres, about 14 million more than last year, and corn output eyed at 1.295 billion bushels though below the 90 million acre goal. Wheat estimate stands at 1.070 billion bushels, potentially among the largest harvested.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
British Shift Tough Iran Policy Strain on Abadan Oil
Tehran July 10 The British move from withdrawal threats to a delaying tactic pressures Mossadegh to hold the billion dollar Anglo Iranian Oil Co concession. Iran seizes Abadan refinery lines and curfews are ordered as AIOC operations are slowed to avert quick shutdowns. Authorities note Mossadegh may avoid offense to Washington while refusing compromise.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iranian Oil Commission
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
AIOC
Pig
Basra
Baghdad
Iraq
Eric Drake
ATOC
Shatt' el Arab
Mossadegh
Truman
Averell Harriman
London
Telephone workers receive additional two percent wage raise
The Wage Stabilization Board approved a further two percent pay raise for about 150 thousand telephone workers. The Bell System employers will now receive a total nineteen percent increase, versus the eight percent already in effect after prior negotiations stalled. The action follows stalled talks and a plan to recant.
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Washington
INS
Wage Stabilization Board
Bell Telephone Systems
Mystery Blast Rips Store in Follansbee
A dynamite blast at Ted's cigar store in Follansbee damaged 23 buildings on Malin Street and shattered about 400 windows. Sheriff Hogg called it attempted murder, believed aimed at Ted Leone who was not home. 300 night workers at nearby Steel Co. plant panicked but no injuries were reported.
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Malin Street
Ted
Richard L. Hogg
Follawsbee Steel Co
Hooverion Heights
Hogg
Ted Leone
Leone
Brooke County
Tony
Old
Boston Yanks
Sheriff Hogg
Snowfall closes Red Lodge Cooke highway near Yellowstone Park
A 20 inch snowfall forced the closure of the Red Lodge Cooke highway near Yellowstone National Park on U S Highway 12.
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Yellowstone Park
Helena
Mont
Red Lodge-Cooke
Yellowstone National Park
U. S. Highway 12
Douglas urges new Korea line to deter Chinese victory claims
Sen. Douglas says a 38th parallel halt would be hailed as a crushing Communist victory. He urges replacing it with a line near the Korean peninsula neck about 100 miles north of the 38th parallel. He warns Reds would exploit the 38th parallel as propaganda and press Koreans into service. He argues U N inspection behind lines is unlikely and that U S prestige is already being weakened.
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Washington
Sen
Douglas
D-Di
38Th Parallel
Korea
United Nations
Marshall
North
South Korea
U. N
Korean Peninsula
Asia
U.N
Orient
U. S
U S Pact Gives Japan Right of Rearmament
The United States proposes a peace plan granting Japan full sovereignty and right to rearm while excluding reparations from capital assets. It would strip Japan of overseas possessions, place Formosa Korea and former mandated islands under U N trusteeship, and deny Surile claims to Sakhalin as part of a broader postwar settlement. Moscow’s acknowledgment remains uncertain and Soviet participation is pivotal for final adoption.
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United States
Japan
Pacific
Germany
Philippines
Russia
Formosa
Korea
Pacific Islands
U. S
United Nations
iSurile Islands
Sakhalin Island
Yalta
Aeromitioen
Moscow
U.S. and UN Close to Agreement on Korean Cease Fire Calls
Washington officials say Red proposals for an immediate cease fire in Korea are near UN demands but may require extended talks to finalize details. Withdrawal across the Bath, a 20 mile buffer, and complete inspections are part of the discussions. No UN guidance has been requested or released from Washington sources.
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Washington
Moscow
Pyong- Ryang
United Nations
Far Eastern Command
Matthew B. Ridgway
Pentagon
State Department
Prayer for Peace Amid Ills of Conflict
A brief psalmary prayer invokes Eternal Father and Jesus Christ for peace. It asks for grace and courageous strength to face threats and move toward a righteous end, naming ministers and local churches in a partial list.
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Jesus Christ
Ann Mar Webster Morgane
Flint
St. Albans
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