Reds Claim U S Arms Endanger Korean Truce
Peiping broadcast accuses the United States of arming South Korea and threatening the armistice with modern weapons. The U.N. command says new arms will counter North Korean and Chinese-backed build up, while South Korea readies to reinforce with F100 jets to back President Rhee. Precautionary measures include cancelling leaves for troops along the truce line.
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North Korea
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Radio
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Asia
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U.S
Lynsman Rhee
Republic
Synemai Rhee
Kim Yong Woo
United Nations
Alance
Kim
ROK
Secul Cri
Knight weighs Nixon Knowland ties in 1960 race
Knight says no deal with anyone but discusses a potential GOP split in 1958 that could hurt the party. He hints at a future stance on Eisenhower endorsement if helpful, and aims to finish long projects like Feather River in three to four years. He notes a Supreme Court retrial ruling he finds unpopular but hasn’t read fully.
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Nixon
Patrick J. Hillings
R-Caki
Eisenhower
Feather River
Price Daniel
Texas
William G. Stretton
Luinois
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Averell Harriman
New York
Daniel
Harriman
Atomic Sub Sails Into San Francisco Bay
Nuclear powered submarine Nautilus arrived in San Francisco Bay Sunday on the third leg of a Pacific training and demonstration cruise. It docked at Hunters Point Navy Yard for officers and men to observe its operation during a two month visit before heading to San Diego on June 27.
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Mission Carmel Tanker Fire Hits Wilmington Port
A five hour blaze at Pier 149 in Wilmington damaged the Navy owned Mission Carmel and threatened 50 000 barrels of fuel oil. Firefighters confined the fire to the engine room and boilers then filled a tank with CO2 to smother the flames. The ship’s sailing to Seattle was halted and an inquiry will determine the cause. No injuries reported.
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Carmel
Pier 149
Los Angeles Harbor
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Mission Carmel
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Four Minn. flood victims die in Hastings area tragedy
In Hastings four killed when a boat capsized during a thunderstorm flood. Francis Lovejoy and his wife, Tony Lynn, Wayne Fendricks, and Jeannette Kaiser are named among the deceased. Kaiser survived hospitalization for shock. Elsewhere, storms brought heavy rain to Oklahoma Texas Panhandle with rail line damage and brief train delays in Garden City. Temperatures reached near 100 in parts of the east while cooler air moved into the Great Lakes region.
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Lovejoys
Miss Kaiser
Mansville
Oklo
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
Dodge City
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Laxin
Lakin
Santa Fe
Garden City
Birmingham
Ala
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Fla
Duluth
Minn
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Ohio
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Great Lakes
Massisetaph Valley
Plane Crash Kills Three in Oregon Logging Area
A light plane crashed 53 miles east of Eugene killing pilot Henry Firchau 30 of Eugene and two passengers Donald R. Taylor 26 of Springfield and James W. Whitmore 25 of Blue River. The Firchall Brothers Logging Co workers were found with the burned aircraft 1,000 feet from the landing strip in the McKenzie River area. Cause not yet determined.
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Ore
Willamette Valley
Henry Firchau
Donald R. Taylor
Springfield
James W. Whitmore
Blue River
Firchall Brothers Logging Co
Rock n Roll fall claims student nurse in Queenstown
A 71-year-old student-nurse, Katherine Atkin, died after a fall during a Rock n Roll dance at a Queenstown resort Saturday night. She struck her head on the floor and succumbed Sunday. Local authorities noted the accident occurred during a social event and are investigating the circumstances.
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New Zealand
Katherine Atkinson
Crime Wave Hits Czechoslovakia Amid Theft Reports
Prague Radio reports a crime wave in Communist Czechoslovakia with thieves stealing food and building materials. In Knoxville Iowa police tensions rise as William Larson resigns after a council salary cut rumor. Women sue over alleged on the job drinking after he served a speeding summons to a Knoxville woman.
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UPI
Czechoslovakia
Prague Radio
Knoxville
Iowa
Rudolf Barak
William Larsen
Larson
Adolph Larson
Jakarta Reds Beaten in Municipal Voting
Jakarta Indonesias Masjumi party claimed victory in the Jakarta municipal elections as the Communist candidates were defeated. Gavzalli Sjalan Masjumi second chairman said his party would secure about 60 percent of seats in the Jakarta Assembly.
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