Battered ROKs Get More Time
In Korea the East Central Front saw heavy rain and floods slow a major Chinese Red offensive, giving battered ROK forces a reprieve near the Hwachon Reservoir. The Reds pressed at Little Nori and near Pukhan with large artillery, while Allied bombers managed only limited strikes under poor weather.
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Korea
Hwachon
Little Nori
Kumsong
Pukhan River
Reds
ROK
Lookout Mountain
East Central Front
U.N
Yonchon
Imjin
Chunchon-Kumhwa
Chunchon
Kumhwa
Heartbreak Ridge
Heartbreak
Mundung
U. S
Rhee and Robertson Seek Mutual Security Pact
Seoul officials say President Rhee and U S envoy Robertson near agreement on a mutual defense treaty between the United States and the Republic of Korea. Talks in secret sessions since Friday produced optimism. a treaty could ease Rhee's opposition to the Korean armistice though Senate approval remains to be obtained.
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Syngman Rhee
U. S
Walter S. Robertson
Republic of Korea
Rhee
Korea
Robertson
Karl Hong Kee
Government Information Office
United Nations Command
Panmunjom
Peiping Radio
Red Truce
Rhee Long
Eisenhower
U. S. Senate
South Korea
Caldwell Polio Cases Rise in Caldwell County Outbreak
Polio cases in Caldwell County mount in what is described as the worst outbreak since 1944. Five new cases lift the season total to 56, with two within one family the Coffey children Linda and Sylvia Jean. An epidemiology official will assist county health officers, as Dr. Hopper urges isolation and cautions Caldwell children against contact with newcomers.
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Lenoir
N. C
Caldwell County
Epidemology
State Board of Health
William Hopper
County Medical Society
Linda
Sylvia Jean
Earl Coffey
Buffalo Cove
Happer
Caldwell
Inside Page Classified Ada and Women's News
The fragment hints at a newspaper page containing classifieds labeled Ada and Women’s News sections. It references Macia TV and editorial notes with partial headings and page indicators, offering a snapshot of the issue’s layout rather than a coherent story.
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Feditariak
Eae
GM Boosteik
Beareceew
Macia-Tv
Isssawpesdsss
Acces
Women’s News
Eosee
See. B
Toll From Jap Flood Tops 1000 Deaths As Kyushu Struggles
Japan endures its worst flood in modern times with more than 600,000 homeless and damage exceeding 33 million dollars. Kyushu faces renewed rain while U S forces aid rescue efforts with helicopters, ships, and engineers amid widespread destruction and isolated communities.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyushu
U. S
Kyu‘shu
South Carolina
U. S. Southwest Command
Defense Force
Fukuoka
Kurume
Army Special Service
Aso Kanko
Navy
West Appeals For United Germany
Western Allied high commissioners urge a unified Germany under freedom and free elections after the June 17 East Germany revolt. They press Moscow to lift martial law and restore normal Berlin movement, sending new demands to Soviet High Commissioner Semyonov while leaving four power cooperation open but unreciprocated.
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East
Germany
High Commission
Bier
Churchill
Vladimir Semyonov
West Germany
Semyonov
Russia
Eisenhower Eyes Last Minute Appeal On Excess Profits Tax
President Eisenhower readies a weekend message to House leaders as anger flares on the excess profits tax. Leaders expect a close bitter vote Monday with GOP predicting administration victory while some Democrats warn of pressure and possible defections.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Mason
R-Ill
Congress
White House
Martin
R-Mass
Rep
Priest
Tenn
Thurmont
GOP
National and State Leaders Attend Smith Funeral
North Carolina mourns U. S. Senator Willis Smith 65 who died of a heart attack. A Washington official delegation led by Vice President Nixon arrives to attend the funeral at Edenton Street Methodist Church with Governor Umstead and Raleigh pallbearers. Burial at Oakwood follows.
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Willis Smith
Washington
Capitol
Nixon
North Carolina
Umstead
Edenton Street Methodist Church
Howard Powell
Harry C. Smith
Eisenhower
Smith
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Josiah W. Bailey
J. M. Broughton
American Bar Association
Churchill Ordered To Take Complete Rest For A Month
The 78 year old Prime Minister Churchill retired to his country home on doctors orders for complete rest of at least a month. This postpones the Bermuda conference with Eisenhower and Laniel as Churchill rests and passes duties to R A Butler.
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London
Minster
Churchill
Bermuda
Foreign Office
Eisenhower
Premis Joseph Laniel
Atlantic
Ule
Korea
Malenkov
House of Commons
Chartwell
Vanguard
France
Laniel
R. A. Butler
Britain
John Bull
Downing Street
United States
Moran
Russell Brain
Lord Moran
Eisenhower Readies Whip for Key Congressional Battles
President Eisenhower moves into a critical period with bids to force House action on a six month extension of the excess profits tax and to win approval of foreign aid reductions. Senate Democrats oppose cuts while other measures like customs reform stall amid White House pressure and party fights.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
White House
State Department
Russia
Yalta
Potsdam
Senate Judiciary
North Carolina Girls' State Opens at Woman's College
Greensboro reports 300 high school girls arriving for the 14th annual Girls' State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The week includes a bus caravan to Raleigh government offices with stops at Duke University, N C State College, and Chapel Hill, and a governor election and other state officer selections on Wednesday.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Woman's College
American Legion Auxiliary
Raleigh
Duke University
N. C. State College
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Life Underwriters Elect New President
Paul W. Schenk Jr. of Greensboro, a Provident Mutual Life Insurance representative, was elected president of the North Carolina Association of Life Underwriters at the two day annual meeting in Sedgefield. The Wilmington Association of Life Underwriters received the Peterson Memorial Trophy for top overall record last year.
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Greensboro
Paul W. Schenk, Jr
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co
North Carolna Association of Life Underwriters
Schenck
John Clayton
Durham
Sedgefield
Wilmington Association of Life Underwriters
Peterson
Lost Colony Opens 13th Season at waterside theater
Manteo June 27 The Lost Colony opened its 13th season under Paul Green and marked the 593rd performance. Early indications showed a record opening night audience and ticket sales ahead of any prior season.
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Lost Colony
Manteo
Paul Green
Waterside Theater
Dr William Coker longtime UNC botanist dies at 80
Dr William Chambers Coker emeritus Kenan research professor of botany at the University of North Carolina died in Chapel Hill aged 80. He led UNC Botany for 36 years and taught 42 years, famed for taxonomy of Southeastern trees and shrubs and aquatic fungi. Graveside services set for Monday at Chapel Hill Cemetery. He was born in Hartsville South Carolina and earned a PhD from Johns Hopkins in 1901.
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William Chambers Coker
Kenan
University of North Carolina
Coker
Southeastern States
Louise Manning Venable
Francis P. Venable
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Samuel T. Habel
Chapel Hill Baptist Church
Hartsville
S. C
James Lide
Susan Armstrong Stout Coker
Coker College
South Carolina College
University of South Carolna
Johns Hopkins
University of South Carolina
Atlantic National Bank
Wilmington
Weather Outlook With Highs in the Eighties
The forecast notes a high around 8 tens and a low near 68 tonight. Yesterday's high reached 89 with a low of 70. Sunset is 7 41 p m and sunrise tomorrow is 5 06 a m.
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Cp— Weather Bureau
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Charlotte
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Detroit
High Point
Houston
Mey West
al Knoxville
E Rock
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New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Portland
Senecacereses
San Antonio
Wilmington
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