Denial Follows Report On Missing British Diplomats
London A Labour Party denial counters an earlier Daily Herald scoop claiming British diplomats Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess are missing and may have fled behind the Iron Curtain. Foreign Office chief Ridsdale disputed the report while French authorities sought Mrs MacLean amid a broader search across Western Europe.
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Beauvallon
Paris
Deste Pitas
Hearst
Herald
Europe
Marines Receive Honor Medals Posthumously in Korea
In a Pentagon ceremony three Marines were awarded the Medal of Honor for valor during the Korean War. Lt Baldomero Lopez of Tampa Florida and Pfc Eugene A Obregon of Los Angeles are among the honorees, both recognized for sacrifices that saved fellow servicemen.
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Annapolis
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Los Angeles
Washington Probe by Senate Crime Committee
The Senate Crime Committee plans a capital crime inquiry report ending a 15 month push into dark places in towns across the country. The group led by Sen. O'Conor aims to finish for a Friday or Saturday handover to the Senate and transfer unspent funds records and powers to another committee, with possible contempt citations for reluctant witnesses.
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U S Abandons Effort to Aid In Oil Crisis
U S mediation in the Iranian oil nationalization dispute ends as Ambassador Grady states there is no settlement and no further mediation planned. Prime Minister Mossadegh remains firm while expected proposals from Britain are anticipated, with Harriman not returning to Tehran.
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Iran
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Tehran
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Reds Again Threaten Mid East
United Nations diplomats warned that Russia’s veto threat in the Suez dispute signals possible Soviet entry into Middle East politics. Tsarapkin’s move to delay a Security Council vote on Egypt’s blockade of Israel-bound shipments through Suez, amid Iranian refinery shutdown and Iraq Haifa routes, underscores rising tensions as Arab states press at San Francisco peace talks.
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Security Council
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Palestine
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Haifa
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Aeee
San Francisco
Opportunity still knocks on doors
The note suggests door to door canvassing may be limited or unlikely for a campaign or outreach effort, indicating evolving methods while still keeping potential access through outreach channels.
Senate Finance Committee studies excise tax shifts on co-ops and banks
The Senate Finance Committee advanced changes taxing co operatives and mutual savings banks under corporate tax rules. Proposals would tax cooperatives with assets over 100000, treat mutual banks as corporations with deductions, and set January 1951 as the effective date for higher corporate taxes. The move aims to raise about 145 million dollars in added federal revenue.
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Brannan
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Truman condemns Senate cut in foreign aid program
President Truman called the Senate reduction of 964.25 million from an 8.5 billion foreign aid program a bad example of economy harming countering aggression. He warned the fight over the cut is serious though seems hopeless and noted sessions to decide action may run late into tonight and tomorrow.
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Mobilization chiefs urge tougher controls amid inflation fear
Washington sources report mobilization leaders telling Congress the price and wage rise fear could grow if a strengthened controls law is not enacted. DiSalle and Wilson warn inflation harms the dollar and defense costs, while opposition calls for preserving prewar margins and slaughter quotas spark House Senate debate.
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Hoover lashes at low morals in government
Former President Herbert Hoover denounces public tolerance of scandal and moral lapses in Washington. He warns of ruin at home if ethics erode, urges revival of Ten Commandments values and a return to virtuous public life.
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Thieves Nab Three Bales In Cotton Field Heist
Nimble fingered thieves invaded a Weslaco area cotton field and picked three bales in one night before escaping, authorities said.
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Reds Say Peace Talks Fail As War Drags On
U N command broadcast from Tokyo says Communist powers show no interest in a cease fire as Korea peace talks stall. Ridgway’s latest offer rejected after Communist denial of a night raid on Kaesong, with daylight investigations refused and time running out for progress toward armistice.
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Daniels Predicts Truman Victory Across Party Lines
Dan iels of Raleigh News and Observer and Burdick in American magazine both assert Truman will win the presidency. Daniels says Truman would defeat any Republican nominee including Eisenhower. Burdick claims constituents agree and oppose the $7.5 billion foreign aid plan backed by many Republicans.
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U S to sanction Czech trade over Oatis case
Washington reports secret U S pressure on Czechoslovakia with possible open retaliation next week for the imprisonment of AP correspondent William N Oatis on spy charges. Czech officials say they will not yield to American pressure as Congress debates cutting trade and diplomatic ties.
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America
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Great Britain
France
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John J. Sparkman
Foreign Relations Committee
Paul H. Douglas
Dean Acheson
Prochazka
Reds Launch Major Assault on East Central Front
Two North Korean battalions attacked UN positions on the east central front as the fight continued with high intensity. About 2,000 Communists were reported killed while UN air power targeted railway yards and marshalling areas amid clear skies.
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India Defends Boycott of Treaty Talk
India pledges not to sign a separate pact with Japan that would clash with Sogoose express terms. Nehru states the government will honor friendly ties while defending the decision amid Japanese opposition to the treaty. Formosa and Ryukyu mentions appear in the discussion.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Japan
Oo S
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China
U. S
U S Government Civilian Payroll to Reach Record High
Senator Byrd forecast the civilian payroll will hit a new high near 10 billion dollars in the current fiscal year, exceeding World War II peak by about 170 million. He cited that for the 1951 year ending June 30 payroll rose by about 1.11 billion from the prior year, with July federal employees totaling 2,500,889.
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LLP
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Stock Market Gains Across Metals and Oil Shares
New York reports a higher and active session with metal and oil shares advancing. Newmont Mining climbs four points to 122, Butte Copper & Zinc up one point to 12, Aluminum Company of America gains, and cities service leads the oil group with a 17 point rise to 11 1 2 as Nashville & Chattanooga edges up to 70 1 2.
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Weather forecast notes extreme temperature swing
The report records a low of 68 tonight and a high of 90 tomorrow. It also cites a previous high of 88 and last night's low of 61.
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