Reinforced Chinese Hurl Attack On Central Front
U N forces faced the heaviest attack since cease talks opened as Chinese forces estimated 800 to 1,000 troops attacked north of Hwachon. The conflict lasted about 45 minutes with U N troops forced to withdraw while Fifth Air Force reports heavy convoy activity and airfield bombardments at Sinanju and Anak.
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United Nations
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Hwachon
Kaesong
Opposi
Gaapie’ Tes A
Fifth Air Force
Percy
East 75
5Th Air Force
Shooting Star
Sinanju
Anak
Korea
Manchuria
Probe of Security Case Casts Doubt on Groves
Senator Francis Case urges a probe into security leaks linked to Klaus Fuchs and other foreign scientists. He alleges pressure from higher authorities to clear suspects, while Brien McMahon and Groves defend sole responsibility and deny improper influence.
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Leslie R. Groves
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Hous Un-American Activties Committee
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Russia
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Dconn
Joint Atomic Inare Committee
Fuchs
McMahon
Senate
Manhattan
Sen. Bourke B. Hickens
R-la
FBI
Hickenlooper
Atomic E Commission
Joint
Virginia Hill Denies Trying To Leave U S
Virginia Hill denies plans to flee the United States amid a Treasury search. She arrived in El Paso to visit friends and stayed at a hotel after a brief airport greeting. Hill has been the subject of a Treasury Department search since Tuesday.
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Senate Crime Committee
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United Press
Miss Hill
Treasury Department
Stock Market Gains Hold After Morning Rally
New York stocks edged higher with utilities advancing while industrials and rails slipped from yesterday's surge. Trading volume reached 540000 by noon as oils fell and mixed results pressed a cautious tone across sectors. Allied and DuPont swung, American and foreign power preferreds strengthened utilities, with U S Steel and related firms showing steady to firm movement.
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Crackles House of Spouse Mouse
Poem fragment by M L P contemplates romantic power dynamics and identity as a house mouse or spouse mouse in a playful verse about fear and affection.
Buckingham Palace Trespasser Found Inside Guards Strike
A lone intruder breached Buckingham Palace in London and was found crouched a floor below Princess Margaret's suite. Scotland Yard activated the alarm system and questioned the man for hours before institutional officials transported him for a lunacy hearing. The incident prompted heightened security around the royal residence.
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Princess Margaret
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Windsor
Scotland Yard
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Rey
Royal Gardens
Foreign Aid Hearing Set By Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will begin hearings on President Truman's proposed 8.5 billion dollar foreign aid program. Nine members will survey Europe for two weeks before reporting back. They depart tomorrow and return July 23.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Europe
Missouri River floods inundate 55000 acres of farmland
Swollen Missouri River floods 55000 acres of wheat fields and lowland farms as crest reaches near St. Charles Missouri. Red Cross says flood aid complete and focuses on rehabilitation. Heavy rain hits Kansas and parts of Arizona amid ongoing drought and forest fires.
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Mississippi River
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Raleigh Faces Federal Review Over Rapes and Justice
North Carolina officials weigh whether to defend trying every case where a Black defendant is convicted in federal court. Judge Gilliam to rule soon on Claude Brown's habeas corpus petition after state supreme court upheld the death verdict. Attorney Moody says the writ would retry the case. Lawyer Hosea Price argues racial bias in grand jury selection violated constitutional rights.
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Harry McMullan
North Carolina
Don Gilliam
Claude Brown
Winston-Salem
State Supreme Court
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Ralph Moody
Gilliam
Hosea V. Price
Brown
Democrats Seek Public Aid as Price Controls Debate Heats
The Democratic National Committee urges state leaders to rally public support against extending wage price controls. Rep. Wolcott warns a shift in Congress toward scrapping controls as the House debates extending the Defense Production Act to June 30. The Senate already passed a weaker eight month extension with a price rollback ban in place.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Jesse P. Wolcott
Rmich
Congress
Wolcott
House
Senate
Brimley Faces Labor Controversy Over Post to Japan Mission
An American educator, Brimley, criticized by a letter from Col. John E. Keough for alleged union activity. The seven month mission to Japan was proposed by the American Federation of Labor with Brimley named for expertise in elementary education and administration. Brimley denied planning to apply for a charter and said he would urge teachers to use the state education association to address grievances.
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American Federation of Labor
Brimley
Butania
John E. Keough
Washington
Army
Forsyth
Ni Carolina Education Association
Parley Area Described In Eye-Witness Account
South of Kaesong Korea FRANK H BARTHOLOMEW describes the Imjin River scene thirty rough miles north of Seoul as UN forces push toward the northern front. He notes burned towns behind, intact farms, and peasants, with soldiers en route and no jubilation over a cease fire, while concerns over possible deception in negotiations loom.
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Kaesong
de Aenaliante Caraetene United Nations
United States
Millionaire Frederick Field jailed for defying subpoena
Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan jailed Frederick Vanderbilt Field for 90 days after he refused to disclose names of backers who posted bail for four fugitive Communist leaders. Field and lawyer Rabinowitz argued before a New Haven appeal, while the jailed fugitives faced five year terms at Lewisburg.
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H. Dd
New York
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Sylvester J. Ryan
Field
Ryan
Victory Rabinowitz
Thomas W. Swan
U.S. Court of Appeals
Argu
Cease-fire talks near in Korea as UN predicts end of fighting
United Nations officials anticipate a cease-fire agreement by end of next week. Preparations for talks begin in Kaesong with preliminary discussions to arrange the cease-fire and establish a demilitarized zone. The Reds stress military questions, avoiding political issues for now, while Ridgway notes communist responses via radio.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations Quarters
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations Supreme
Red
Kaesong
Moscow
Pen Cenga
38Th Parallel
Weather outlook and recent temperatures
The forecast calls for a low of 60 tonight and a high around 84 tomorrow. Last night’s low was 60 with today’s high near 83.
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