Britain orders technicians to stay in Abadan amid Iran ultimatum
Britain warns Iran of grave consequences after Tehran demands 350 British oil field workers leave Abadan by Wednesday. London asserts no threat to British lives and reports rapid consultations with the United States to avert armed clash. British troops stand ready in the Suez Zone and Persian Gulf, with several ships near Abadan.
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Great Britain
Abadan
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Francis Shepherd
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Bagher Kazemi
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Truman
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W. Averell Rnman
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Hehron
Mossadegh
Lou Henderson
U.S
Henderson
George Middleton
Dia
Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
Persian Gulf
United States
Russia
Rier
Big Jet Battles Over MIG Alley In Korea Amid Heavy Air War
U S and British fighters clash with MIGs over MIG Alley in northwest Korea. United Nationsclaims 15 jets destroyed and 17 damaged with no Allied losses. Thunderjets engage 35 MIGs. one probable KIA credited to Capt. Nelson R. Wilson. Ground action reports 1,700 enemy trucks attacked and over 470 damaged. Operation Killer sees gains near Bloody Ridge and Heartbreak Hill.
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Bloody Ridge
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Deadlocked Talks Grow Between Communists and UN Over Ceasefire
In Tokyo a new stalemate emerged as Communist and United Nations liaison officers failed to agree on a resumption basis for Korea ceasefire negotiations. Peiping radio urged safeguards against violations while UN Kinney insisted on preconditions to prevent further disruptions at Kaesong.
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Comee
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Peiping
Cet
Armisee Conference
Kaeom
Ridgway
Kinney
Peip
Rone
U.N
el Care
Chang Chen iSan
Ful Cabo Dulanelins
Kaesong
Law Partner of Boyle Denies Loan Knowledge
Washington attorney Max Siskind told Senate investigators he paid William M Boyle Jr. about 99000 for his law practice since 1949 and still owes about 50000. He denied knowing Lithofold Corp. had RFC loans or applied for loans until he read of them in newspapers.
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Senate
William M. Boyle J Jr
American Lithofold Corp
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Crackles Question Echoes on Youth Outlook
A reflective snippet questions the future as the younger generation matures and repeats the same inquiries, captioned with a pensive tone from a region’s column. The brief note highlights cyclical curiosity about life and progress.
Senator McCarthy Defies Subcommittee as Senate Probe Opens
Washington Senator McCarthy resists a Senate Rules Subcommittee push to curb his actions amid a McCarthy Benton clash. McCarthy calls Benton a lowerings and labels Smith and Hennings improperly involved while Benton offers to testify under oath if required.
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Benton
State Department
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Chas. Green Approved for U S Attorney Post
Washington Senate approves Charles Patterson Green nomination as U S Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina. Senator Willis Smith nominated him. Green, a Louisville lawyer, was Smith’s campaign manager in the 1950 Senate race.
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Senate
Charles Patterson Green
U. S
North Carolina
Willis Smith
Green
Louisburg
Smith
King George VI Faces Possible Second Operation
London reports say the king remains in good overall condition after the pneumonectomy. Doctors warn a second operation could occur within two weeks as they seek to prevent infection and closing cavities, with Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip's travel plans uncertain.
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George VI
Australia
New Zealand
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada
United States
Quebec
Canberra
Compromise Offer Signals Czech Struggles in Cold War
Washington press reports indicate Prague may release AP reporter William N. Oatis if U S countermeasures ease. The episode highlights Czechoslovakia's trade pressures and internal unrest as Moscow faces a tough bargaining stance in the Cold War.
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Oatis
United States
Europe
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Germany
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Free
Russia
Mossadegh Talks With Henderson Amid Iranian Crisis
In Tehran Premier Mossadegh meets with Ambassador Henderson for a 90 minute session despite lacking credentials. The crisis centers on Britain's expulsion from Abadan and potential international fallout, with Iran pursuing a charter agreement with Russia as talks continue.
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Mossadegh
Henderson
Eaders
Britain
Russia
Iran
Ressia
Georgia Police Capture Six Escaped Convicts in Mountain Trap
In Buford Georgia a large mobilization including state troopers prison guards GBI agents and police from two counties overpowered six escaped convicts after they tried to flee a drag net. Two were captured two trapped and two more were rounded up following a prison truck breakout and gunfire.
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Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Joe Lee Bishop
Ed Parker
Rock Quarry
Spence Edwards
GBI
Earl Curtis Taylor
Fulton County
Mauldin Brothers
Joseph and
Roy
Rock Ote
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Parker
Peppe
Bishop
C.T. Stephenson
Paul Smith
State Patrol
Atra
Cols. T. Daley
W. E. Ant. Taylor
Weather forecast update with mixed numbers
The report states a low tonight of 68 and a high tomorrow of 8 percent. It notes today’s high 79 and last night’s low 1.
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