Armistice Within 24 Hours Predicted In Korea Talks
President Eisenhower sent a message to Syngman Rhee as officials foresee a near armistice in Korea. Officials expect POW issues to be resolved soon and a cease fire within a week to ten days if South Korea accepts US guarantees and a defense pact. The mood hinges on Seoul’s stance and continued UN Communist negotiations.
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Classified Ads On Editorial Page Sport
The fragment hints at sections including Classified Ads Editorial Page Sport Radio TV and Women’s News. No readable events or names are present to identify people, places, or specific dates.
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Sport
Radio-Tv
Women's News
Disappointing Efforts Fail To Stimulate U S Investments Abroad
A House subcommittee reported that eight federal agencies have failed to spur American investments in Europe and Asia. It urged vigorous action including tax benefits, investment guarantees against confiscation, and faster trade treaties to attract private capital for overseas projects.
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Reds breach Allied line in Eastern Korea raises armistice doubt
North Korean and Chinese forces broke the Allied main line at four points in Eastern Korea to depths of up to 500 yards while near armistice reports circulated from Panmunjom. South Korean 12th Division counterattacked, regaining about 250 yards as fighting raged along Luke’s Castle ridge and at Bloody Ridge. The Fifth Air Force conducted 54 close air support strikes along the 155 mile front with no MIG activity detected.
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Davies To Meet Salazar On Tour
Former U S ambassador to Moscow Joseph E Davies left for Portugal for a meeting with Prime Minister Salazar. On a European tour he will travel to Yugoslavia to meet President Tito for private talks on past Soviet relations and possible future developments.
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Trade Pact Extension Bill Gets Big Boost
Representative Daniel Reed after securing White House and party assurances moved to bring the Reciprocal Trade Act extension to a Ways and Means Committee vote next Tuesday. He seeks safeguards against any extension of the excess profits tax while supporting a six month extension and a 10 percent individual income tax cut due to be enacted by December 31.
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South Korea Leader Visits Rome En Route to France and U S
Prime Minister Paik Pooh Khin of South Korea arrives in Rome to attend Queen Elizabeth II's coronation coverage and meet U S Ambassador Clare Boothe. He plans a brief Italian stay before traveling to France and the United States, aiming to reach Washington by June 20.
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Post Defense Prediction Guides Economic Plan Amid Slump
Washington reports the President's Council of Economic Advisers advances studies on public works, private investment incentives, credit liberalization, and tax tweaks to counter deflation. Officials say a staged approach favors private expansion before large public projects, with federal loans used to stimulate growth rather than grants.
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Showers Expected Today and Tomorrow
The area will see intermittent showers today and again tomorrow after a week and a half without rain. Ground is baked hard so showers may run off rather than soak in. A temporary high pressure shift will bring brief relief from heat with sub % degree temperatures.
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Taft says Korea truce may save U S war costs
Senator Taft argues a Korea truce could cut U S military spending by about two billion yearly but would not permit a troop withdrawal without a permanent peace agreement. Senator Wiley backs a Pacific military alliance with Britain and France and supports UN backed regional arrangements.
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Armistice Near as Panmunjom Talks Press Toward End
Reports from Panmunjom indicate a general agreement on a Korean armistice with an early announcement possible. Rhee demands broader terms and a simultaneous troop withdrawal backed by U S guarantees, while observers note imminent agreement on prisoner exchange deadlock.
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Mundt Urges No Trade With Enemies Before Korea
Sen. Mundt asserts a no trade pledge with United Nations allies before any new Korea conflict. He releases a 162 ship list tied to Communist China trade from 1952 to 1953, including 100 British vessels, with DoD confirmation and British Information Service critique noted.
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Korea
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Red China
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British Information Service
Italy votes to decide big issue in national election
Rome reports Italians vote in a pivotal national election to shape the postwar path. The contest pits leftist communists against right wing fascists and monarchists with 590 Chamber seats and 237 of 243 Senate seats at stake. Predicted outcome favors De Gasperi's coalition but gains by far right groups are anticipated.
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Christian Rooserat
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de Gasperi
Italian Social Movement
Weather Report With Temp and Sunset Times
The high today is to be 64 and the low tonight 64. Yesterday's high reached 89 with a low around 67. The sun will set at 7:35 p.m. and rise tomorrow at 5:04 a.m.
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