Chinese Guns Unloose Greatest Barrage Of War
A massive artillery barrage near White Horse Mountain repelled a fierce attack as U S and Allied planes pursued Communist air activity. Sabre jets claimed several shootdowns around the Yalu border and Seoul area while losses totaled four aircraft that week.
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White Horse Mountain
Chorwon
U. S
Suiho
Yalu River
Manchuria
Seoul
Kimpo Field
Inchon
Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Swiss Ready To Serve Amid Armistice Talks
Switzerland's seven man Federal Council reversed the stance that the Swiss would stay home unless the truce was accepted by President Syngman Rhee. The reservation drew sharp editorials across papers, while Foreign Minister Max Petitpierre signaled possible changes. India pledged the fastest force, with New Delhi estimating eight thousand troops near a division.
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Switzerland
Federal Council
Syngman Rhee
Max Petitpierre
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Nehru
London
India
United Nations Command
Showdown Near as UN Truce Talks Edge Toward Panmunjom
PROM PAGE ONE-A reports that U N Command edges toward an agreement with Rhee as Panmunjom talks loom. Allied and Red staff officers meet in secrecy with progress claimed. Two Allied truce team members fly from Japan to Korea bringing the group to four of five, while Maj Gen Choi Duk Shin remains boycotted.
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U. N
Rhee
Panmunjom
Red
Japan
Korea
John C. Daniel
Egbert Glenn
Munsan
U.N
Choi Duk Shin
Allies Must Yield Hard-Won Front Positions
A wartime briefing notes that allied forces will retreat from several frontline strongholds reducing the distance toward Seoul and Pyongyang. It discusses western terrain for tank warfare, the risk of losing ground near Kumhwa, and the potential for Reds to rebuild airfields and ease air strikes after an armistice.
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Seoul
Pyongyang
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Sandbag Castle
Tthe
Panmunjom
Fifth Air Force
Far East
Reds
UNC
North Korea
Kimpo
Suwon
Chunchon
Wonsan
Stay Request Denied as Supreme Court Deliberates
At a preliminary hearing Justice Jackson heard Bloch state willingness to argue the stay before the full court Monday, but a court attache later said the justices would not hear Bloch then. Bloch seeks a stay pending final action on appeals from U S Circuit Court rulings adverse to the Rosenbergs. He claims perjury and new evidence. The Rosenbergs’ sons Michael ten and Robert six would not visit Sing Sing tomorrow and may join a demonstration in Washington. Sophie Rosenberg is expected to attend a prayer gathering on Constitution Avenue.
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Jackson
Bloch
Supreme Court
U. S. Circuit Court
New York
Rosenbergs
Rosenberg
Michael
Robert
Sing Sing Prison
Washington
White House
National Committee To
Sophie Rosenberg
Julius
Constitution Avenue
War Casualties Are Identified in Defense List 832
Washington June 13 The Defense Department identified 31 Korean War casualties in List No 832 reporting five killed 23 wounded one missing and two injured for the record.
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Washington
Defense Department
Ney Association Dedicates Exhibit of Documents
The Ney Memorial Association opened an exhibit at Rowan Public Library in Salisbury to argue that a North Carolina schoolmaster buried near Cleveland is actually Marshal Michel Ney of France. The display includes handwriting samples and traces the alleged life from Charleston to North Carolina, linking Ney to Napoleon's campaigns and Waterloo.
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Salisbury
N. C
Ney Memorial Association
North Carolina
Rowan
Peter Stuart Ney
Cleveland
Ney
Marshal Michel Ney
France
Idcal
Napoleon
Moscow
America
Russia
Duke of Wellington
Corsica
Waterloo
Charleston
S. C
Frank N. Littlejohn
Charlotte
Marshal Ney
Ney Association
Davidson College
Plant Factory Produces Substances From Air Water Soil
A plant acts as a chemical factory using oxygen and hydrogen from water, carbon from carbon dioxide in the air, and nutrients from the soil to synthesize substances that form the plant and its emissions.
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Cliff Rooms
Mgr
Redwine
Redwine Hardware
Prompage Onfe
U. S. Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
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No Man’s Land
Aamco ET A TV
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Deltox Fibre Rugs
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Leonard Cleaners
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