Eisenhower Denies Fear of 190 Million Backward People
Denver June 16 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower told a local meeting that there is no sound reason for the United States to fear a 190 million backward nation. He warned against scary talk about Russia while urging Americans to unite to solve national problems and cautioned against excessive central government power. He cited Wilson on spontaneous cooperation of free people and hinted at crop support shifts without price or production controls.
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Millionaire Seaman Loses Another Round In Battle with Navy
San Francisco reports Navy advocate general authorized the court martial sentence of millionaire seaman Bruce Hopping, a Port Newark lumber executive, for criticizing Navy discipline aboard the U S S Reclaimer. He received two weeks confinement at Treasure Island after a Honolulu court martial found him guilty of conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline. He faces appeal and may seek a further ruling by the judge advocate general.
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Big Atomic Plant Under Construction Near Sarnia Border
In Sarnia Ontario on June 16 MP Carl G. Nickle said North America's first atomic power plant is under construction in Michigan about 200 miles from the border. He claimed a private company will build it at tremendous cost to power a large WW-8 chemical plant, but he did not name a location in Michigan.
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Russia Seeks New Lend-Lease Negotiations
Washington reports Moscow revived long dormant talks with the United States on a final settlement of the 11 billion World War II lend lease, with Hussein initiating the renewed discussions and no specific proposals disclosed. US officials consider links to Soviet envoy shifts and broader cold war tensions as a motive. The prior offer aimed at 300 million for arms and equipment, while a newer demand sought 800 million for civilian goods remaining.
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False utterance on tolerance and self-interest
Quote attributed to Ralph Sockman criticizing false tolerance as self-interest, arguing we pretend others should have a good time so we are seen in a favorable light.
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President Greets Korean Veterans at White House
President Truman saluted Korean War veterans during a White House visit, praising their original task force for Korea. Col. Charles Bradford Bunth and 10 enlisted men recalled actions at Osan, with 145 of 408 casualties. Russia proposes return of ships and a bid to buy 187 more, rejected in ongoing lend-lease talks.
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New Mexico Prison Warden resigns after prison protest
Santa Fe June 11 Joseph A Tondre resigned as New Mexico state prison warden amid a news conference by convicts who blasted his administration The resignation is effective immediately Mechem named Morris Abram acting warden Tondre had been warden since Jan 1 1951 The New Mexican called for an investigation last week after a guard was stabbed at the prison The warden accused the paper of misquoting him
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Heat wave Deaths Rise Across United States
A severe heat wave causes mounting fatalities across the country with midwestern and southern states hit hardest. Temperatures reach or exceed 100 in several cities, cooling fronts bring partial relief, while industries and workers suffer from heat and water shortages. Detroit auto plants halt production as the heat disrupts daily life.
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Detention camps for wetbacks announced at Brownaville site
Washington reports 15 acre Brownaville Texas selected for a detention camp to hold deportation detainees for one to three days. A second camp will be built at San Ysidro California with capacity for 400 to 500, both scalable in emergencies.
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Boy Recovers After 200-Foot Cliff Fall At Lake Arrowhead
Kenneth Wright Jr. tumbled nearly a quarter mile down a cliff at Lake Arrowhead while vacationing with his mother and two companions Ralph and Lary Sangster. He sustained a concussion, with doctors ordering X rays to rule out a fracture. Rangers described a 1,000 foot rockslide and momentum loss at the base of a ledge.
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Tom Talle Gets New Trial for Wife Slaying
The California Court of Appeals ruled today that Tom Yale Jr. may get a new trial for the murder of his wife Marge in a San Francisco area home. A letter written by the victim before her death was deemed inadmissible hearsay and the trial may be retried, with prosecutors pursuing further action.
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Sweden accuses Russia of espionage in bold reveal
In Bjorkholm Sweden on June 16 a government statement claims Soviet embassy officials aided by Swedish communists plotted to betray northern defense secrets. The suspect, 43 year old Joker Fritiot Hnabsia, pleaded guilty at Storkhalhd magistrate court and faces a Rusata aligned outcome.
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