UN halts Kaesong talks over alleged Communist violation
General Ridgway announced the UN cease-fire delegation will stay within UN lines until a reply to a Communist violation claim is given. Vice Admiral Joy reported a company of Communist troops passed near the UN delegation building, prompting a temporary suspension of talks at Kaesong. The deadlock centers on a buffer zone along the 38th Parallel and the feasibility of a demilitarized line.
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Tokyo
U.P
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Kaesung
Ridgway
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Pyongyang
Peiping
United States Army
Dai Ichi
Supreme Headquarters
Warren P. Franklin
United Press
Kaesong
Korea
48Th Parallel
Nam 1
Feleeele
North
South Korea
Nate
Ao Hue
Arniat
William Nuckols
Ofi N
Gutfer
Kore
Jay
Soy Guid
4 Company
Y . Doy
Local Contractor Injured In Crash
A 62 year old roofing contractor, Juli Davis of Wayward, was seriously injured in a collision at the Hesperian Boulevard and Tennyson Road intersection. Davis drove a Diamond Routing pickup. another vehicle, a 1.5 ton slide truck, was driven by Yoshie Yokoyama. Passengers included Ren Yokoyama who sustained injuries. Davis was hospitalized in fair condition with broken ribs. California Highway Patrol continues investigation.
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Juli Davis
Sparling Drive
Wayward
Hesperian Bowlevard
Tennyson Run
Davis
Tresperian
Tennyson Road
Diamond Routing Company
Yoshie
Ted Yokoyama
Fresno
Weber Trac Cily
Yokoyama
Ren Yokoyama
Dana
Eaitmont Hospital
LeVine
Hosn
Ciifornia Highway Patrol
King Company
Communists Repulsed After Major Night Assaults in Korea
UN forces say two Red assault companies attacked near Kumsong and another force struck at 3 30 am Saturday. After five hours of artillery and shelling, the enemy was driven back while UN patrols expanded control on the central front. Allied air and ground units reported destroying hundreds of Communist vehicles and sever al supply points as night raids hit Sinanju and Pyongyang.
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STH
Korea
Kumsong
North Korea
Pyongyang
8Th Army
Hon
Ryonk
Yang
Xamsong
Sinanju
Five Die In Colorado Floods Near Loveland
Five people are feared dead after floods in the Colorado front range west of Loveland. A mother and her three teenage daughters drowned when a wall of water swept a car off a crossing on the Thompson River. the father survived. Earlier, 86 year old Abner Webb drowned in Buckhorn Creek near Bellevue, California. Heavy mountain rains caused torrents and bursting dikes at Buckhorn Reservoir cutting a wide path of destruction.
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Loveland
Colo
Itasis
Front Range
Rockies
Here Loday
Leachers
Ray Barger
Argers
Urlensen
Denver
Big
Buckhorn Creek
Bellview
Cul
Web
Buckhorn Reservoir
Bucklars
Croek
Famed Scientist Commits Suicide After Firing Over Funds
Renowned bacteriologist Dr Malcolm H Soule age 54 head of university bacteriology killed himself with a hypodermic needle three hours after being rejected for resignation over $487.05 in travel expenses. Regents planned full county prosecutor inquiry. Soule, who had returned from Japan on a germ preservation mission, left a note unread by police. His death follows firing over alleged funds mismanagement at the University of Michigan.
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Annarrgi
Mick
Pak
Uni
Michiga
Malcolm H. Soule
Board of Revents
Washtenaw Aat
Alma
Soule
Tropics
Sowle
Tee
Soulehart
Murray D. van Wagoner
Michigan
Daughers
Banne Fan Soule
Nole
Soule J
Snake Bites Man in San Antonio Dies After Rattler Attack
In San Antonio a man, Demetrio Gomes, was bitten by a rattlesnake and curled up before dying. Authorities at Kelly Field noted he worked with dangerous sodium cyanide and claimed exposure has built resistance, though the snake bite proved fatal.
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San Antonio
Tex
Demetrio Gomes
Gomez
Kelly
Giant CVP Pumps Start at Tracy Ceremony
California Governor Earl Warren will activate five slant pumps at Tracy to begin the Central Valley Project irrigation, sending 2,000,000 gallons a minute from Shasta Dam through the Delta Mendota Canal toward the San Joaquin Valley. An estimated 40,000 officials and spectators attend a three day celebration marking the opening of the project and its promise to irrigate farms up to 500 miles away.
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Sharta Dam
Wvill
CVP
Mendota
San Joaquin
San Joaquin Valley
Bakersfield
Shasta
San
Prospector Millard Carmean Rescued After Four Days On Mountain
Durango Colorado reports that prospector Millard Carmean survived four days on a remote peak after leaving notes of despair and directions. He warded off intruders with a pistol and knife before a Sheepherder found him near the wilderness crags. His rescue involved his brothers, a daughter, and Keith Smith of San Diego guiding his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Millard Carmean
Carmean
Jim Moreno
Moreno
Hoan
Normander Ray
R B . Moreno
Keith Smith
San Diego
Calif
Parks Air Water base discussion to be held
Alameda County Flood Control and Water District commissioners will meet at the Alameda County Courthouse on Wednesday to discuss underground water supplies linked to Parks Air Water base construction. The advisory panel will consider possible actions to meet Livermore Valley future water demands.
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Oakland
Southern
Cous
Parks Air Water Base
Commissioners
Alameda County
Wallace
Boggs
Advisory Commission
Alameda County Court House
Livermore Valley
San Lorenzo Boy Hurt By Car On Lewelling
A San Lorenzo youth, Lewis Smith, was injured yesterday on Lewelling Street when he was struck by a car driven by Wilbur Doerksen of Rose Drive. Doerksen remained at the scene until a California Highway Patrol officer assisted and the car was taken home.
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San Lorenzo
Lewelling
Lawis Smith
Anne
Yeaterday
Wilbur
Doerksen
Rose Drive
San Leandre
Ind
Beaten Airman May Be Mute
Cpl Prarie Baerga, 19, of the Bronx, was beaten unconscious July 26 in a Denver school yard after refusing to buy marijuana cigarettes. He regained consciousness briefly but cannot speak. Doctors at Fitzsimons General Hospital report a blood clot near the speech center. a delicate operation could restore speech. Baerga and his companion were attacked by two youths using love branches. the girl was injured and hospitalized in Denver General. She said Baerga refused the marijuana offer as they were saying goodbye.
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Henver
Cpl
Prarie Baerga
Bronx
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Baerga
Aly
Yearald
Brie
Denver
Denver General Hospital
Pwulkoy
Batrga
Airan
Western Airlines declares furlough amid strike stalemate
More than 450 Western Airlines office and airport personnel will be laid off “on furlough” starting next week as a 300-mechanic strike remains unsettled. The company said operations were halted July 27 and rejected a union call to arbitrate five demands, including an escalator wage clause.
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Los Angeles
Western Airlines
Western
Canada
Machanics Assn
APL
Iran Premier Pledges Fight In Oil Dispute
Iran Premier Mossadegh pledges to resign if necessary to resist British pressure over nationalizing oil. He speaks before the Senate as a British mission led by Lord Stokes arrives to negotiate a settlement amid refinery shutdowns and mass job losses. Harriman aided efforts to restart talks.
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Iran
Tehran
Mohamed
Mostalegh
Richard Stokes
Baghdad
Iraq
Mossadegh
Senate
Tuan
Britain
Law
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Farntain
Tran
Harriman
Crime Committee Studies O'Dwyer Request For Probe
Washington reports that the Senate crime investigative panel studied Ambassador O'Dwyer's push for a probe into a $1,000,000 bank draft from the Mexico government linked to his name. The State Department said the draft was in official capacity and later cancelled, with no irregularity found. The committee signaled it may close the case after the department's explanation.
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Washington
Senate
Willis
O'Dwyer
Mexico
State Department
New York
Mexico City
Crime Committee
New
Truman Signs Bill For Flood Relief
President Truman signs a flood relief measure authorizing emergency housing aid for flood victims in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. The action allocates 2 million dollars for housing and relief bringing federal funds to 3 275 900 for Kansas and expands government backed mortgages to 100 percent.
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Washington
Truman
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Eney
Kanawas
90 West Point Cadets Accused of Cheating Protest Expulsion
West Point cadets protested a mass expulsion after the army ordered general discharges for cheating on exams. Col James Leer said reviews will proceed individually as the academy screens the cases. A Selective Service spokesman noted many offenders are under 23 with no dependents, and some may appeal or be cleared.
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West Point
James Leer
Academy
Frederick Irving
Lee
Teer
Bob Baik
Army
Black Knights
Hudson
Selective Service
I-A
Varby
Camsig Fins
Butt Tlhose
James B. Leer
Academy Public Information Officer
Washington
Korea
Honor Board
Frank Pace
Truman
Lawton Collins
Steff
Stately Academy
Hudson River
New York City
Ralph Girdner
Amile
William Geatehes
Linton
Ind
Earl Glasbermmner
Santa Anna
Calif
Collins
Col. Teer
Guilty Verdict Rendered In Carrigan Case
A San Francisco jury convicted U S Marshal Edward J Carrigan and two co defendants Jack Reynolds and Raymond Calmes of conspiracy to defraud the government in a bribery plot. The nine day trial produced 1500 pages of testimony. Lawyers sought new trials after the verdict in the first such case against a U S marshal in Northern California history.
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San Francisco
U.S
Edward J. Carrigan
Dal .M. Lemmon
Carrigan
Jack Reynolds
Alameda
Federal Penitentiary
McNeil Islad
Foreman
Leonard B. Gobar
Tri
California
Uvit
Missing Couple Still Sought Across Desert Search
A 200 plus strong search party resumes efforts to locate Klaus Martens, 28, and June Marajatie Walker, 26, who vanished July 15 after their plate was found abandoned with almost no fuel 50 miles southeast of Yuma. The note hinted they planned to walk west toward Mexico, prompting officials to recheck ground previously searched for signs they left the area.
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Yuma
Atiz
Pasadena
Here
Klaus Martens
June Marajatie Walker
Malverne
Mexico
Jim Washum
Russia China Split Seen Due To War Losses
A Tokyo report cites a guidance statement from Gen Ridgway's office predicting a possible split between China and Russia due to losses in war. The note says Beijing could follow Yugoslavia toward independence if its regime survives, contrasting with Tito's 1948 break from the Soviet bloc.
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Russia
China
Matthew B. Ridtaway
Odints
Ridgway
Civil Information and Education Office
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Cominform
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Nain
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Self
Tracy
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AST
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Delicatessen
Valley
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