Treaty signing for Japan pact sparks freezing standoff
The article details a tense U N conference over a Japan treaty. Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko denounces the accord as a path to war in the Far East. US Secretary of State Dean Acheson and others push a mutual defense treaty with Japan.
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John Foster Dulles
Gromyko
Japan
Far East
United States
Moscow
Soaromyko
Korea
Soviet Union
Poland
Vakia
Joonritates
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John Sosten
State Department
Dulles
Russia
Potshot At Ghost Costs Man Fifteen Dollars
Ernest C. Rupied, 35, paid a $15 fine on a firearms law violation in New Orleans after telling the Municipal Judge he was shooting at a ghost. The judge replied that without a ghost as a witness he would find him guilty.
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New Orleans
Ernest C. Rupied
Harold Moore
Lu Long Leads Miss America Contest After Second Win
Atlantic City reports Lu Long Ogburn Miss North Carolina leading as prelim talent winner amid 6 000 spectators. Other contenders include Miss Arkansas Charlotte Siman and Miss New Hampshire Colleen Phyllis Gallant as pageant coverage notes photog delays and telegrams to the favored contestant.
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Atlantic City
N.J
LuLong Ogburn
North
Marjorie Alma Kelly
Sees Carolina
Lit
North Carolina
Arkansas
Charlotte Siman
Mary E. Godwin
Utah
Colleen Kay Hutchins
Colleen Phyllis Gallant
New Hampshire
Lulong
A. J. Glenn
Glenn
New Hurricane Roars Toward Bermuda Isle
A giant 160 mph hurricane No 5 nears Bermuda while a second storm No 6 rages with 115 mph winds. The Miami Weather Bureau warned ships to avoid both systems and said Bermuda should stay alert for possible hurricane winds tonight.
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Bermuda Isle
Miami
Fila
Atlantic
Florida
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
U.S. Seaboard
Virginia
Weather Bureau
Vero Beach
Fla
North Carolina
S. S. African
Puerto Rico
Higher Prices Being Studied For New Cars
Detroit reports that new car prices may rise by 65 to 250 dollars across lines, with total boosts near eight percent after dealer margins. OPS authorization signals possible further increases, as GM Chrysler and Ford push for rapid changes while Packard plans no rise.
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Detroit
Office of Price Stabilization
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
C. E. Wilson
Ernest R. Breech
Packard
Communists balance options as Korea arms for possible attack
United Nations and Communist leaders weigh whether to resume truce talks or launch a renewed war in Korea. Gen Ridgway demands a new cease fire venue away from Kaesong while Gen Van Fleet warns of an imminent Red offensive. U.N. forces remain ready as weather improves and the air campaign could intensify.
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Tokyo
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kaesong
San Francisco
United Nations
Kr. C. Turner Joy
Lycees
Kim Ti Sung
Peng Teh-hual
James A. van Fleet
U.N
Anyao Korea
Triangle
Kumsong
Korang
Senate votes to abolish penny post and raise postal rates
The Senate passed a bill to raise postal revenues by 400 million dollars yearly, doubling penny post card rates and increasing ordinary, air mail, and other rates. The House plans a separate bill for about 136 million more, with different Penny Post increases. Changes include special delivery, insured, registered, COD, parcel post, and third class mail hikes, while books and non profit publications are exempt.
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Washington
House
Senate
Truman
Post Office Department
Red Thrust Pushes Allies From Key Hills In Korea War
Allied infantry abandon hills on the western front as Chinese forces press near Kaesong and the Chorwon Kumhwa Pyonggang triangle. U.N. air forces, including 24 F 86 jets, clash with MiG 15s as ground and air attacks devastate enemy supply lines and strengthen defenses along a 135 mile front.
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5Th Air Force
Sth Air Force
U.N. Army
San Francisco
Clark L. Ruffner
United Nations
Chorwon
Pyongyang
Heavy Guard Placed Around Gromyko in San Francisco
Police heightened protection for Andrei Gromyko as he traveled from his housing to a war memorial event. Nine officers monitored him with a cross-state detail including Hillsdale and San Francisco detectives amid reports of a plot tied to a supposed White Russian faction. An earlier highway crash was ruled routine.
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Russia
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California
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FBI
H. W. Baker
Gromyko
Stalin
Ice Cream Price War Hits St Louis Stores
In St Louis two major drug chains Walgreen and Katz prepared for a possible second day of an ice price war. Suburban Maplewood ended a truce after both stores ran out of ice cream as half gallons dropped to three cents. Katz's Francis St John and Walgreen's W H Maloney commented that the war fizzled as supplies ran low.
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Maplewood
Walgreen
Katz Drug Stores
Francis St. John
Katz
W. H. Maloney
1952 Flue-Cured Tobacco Marketing Quota Cut Expected
Washington reports a slight reduction in the 1952 marketing quota for flue-cured tobacco. Agriculture official E Thigpen says a moderate downward adjustment is likely as the crop nears an estimated 4 dollar per hundredweight value while on hand stock remains above reserve levels. Officials sought proclamation to influence prices amid a large anticipated crop.
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Washington
Agriculture
E. Thigpen
The
Production and Marketing Administration
Farm Reau
Secretary of Agriculture
Onece
Carolinas
Thigpen
Devils' Chances Told In Series
Duke's Blue Devils enter the North Carolina Big Four race as an unknown with a new coach and system. The En terprise previews Duke's preseason chances in a pre season sports roundup by Bill Currie, with UNC to follow tomorrow.
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Duke
Blue Devils
North Carolina
the Enterprise
Bill Currie
University of North Carolina
Senate approves massive air power boost with 150 wing plan
The Air Force backs a $5 billion addition to the Senate military bill to fund a 150 wing air armada within three years. The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee approved $61.1 billion for defense, with $20.0 billion for the Air Force and a national emergency fund to accelerate bomber and fighter production.
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Senate
Senate Actions Committee
House
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Dwye
Wea
Truman
Air Force
Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Burnet R
Congress
Army
Navy
National Meal Fund
Security Resources Board
National Security Council
Waynick Drops Out But Keeps Political Fire Alive
RALEIGH AP Capus Waynick withdraws from the North Carolina governor race though not quitting politics. He admits he was unsure a month ago and may yet return after a trip to Colombia. He cites no single candidate and notes a lack of clear issues shaping a primary.
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Raleigh
Capus Waynick
Waynick
Erro
Colombia
Washington
William B. Umstead
J. Melville Broughton
North Carolina
Withdra
Scot
Call Up No More Reserves Seen by Senate Panel
The Senate Appropriations Committee recommended killing a House provision that would force WWII reservists recalled after June 26 1950 to serve 12 months before discharge. Senator Joseph C O Mahoney said reservists should be discharged as soon as possible within defense needs. The panel does not expect further involuntary recalls barring a global war.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Armed Services
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