Press Unit Barred From Kaesong Talks Breaks Down
Vice Admiral Joy protested to North Korea's Gen Nant about restricting access to a convoy, signaling a breakdown in truce talks. Ridgway told communists that newsmen would accompany the U N delegation in future talks, deeming press presence an inherent UN right.
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Helicopter Passenger Service Planned in Southern California
Los Angeles officials predict passenger helicopter service will start next year after the Civil Aeronautics Board approved Los Angeles Airways to carry passengers. Clarence M. Belvin says the first 10 passenger helicopter will be delivered within three months and routes include Los Angeles International Airport Pasadena Santa Ana Riverside and San Bernardino.
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Death of renowned drama critic Ashton Stevens in Chicago
Ashton Stevens, dean of American drama critics and veteran Hearst columnist, died at his Chicago home tonight after a heart attack. He passed away suddenly while dining with his wife Katherine, ending a long career in theater criticism.
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World Production Race editorial notes Russia gains
The editorial questions Russia’s claimed five year plan progress and notes official Soviet releases show slower advancement than claimed. It contrasts Russia with Canada and the United States, suggesting Russia’s growth is about average but less dramatic than some nations.
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Floods in Kansas Trigger Worst Disaster in State History
Rain swollen rivers unleashed the worst flood in Kansas history. At least four deaths reported with two more believed drowned near Kansas City across the border. Northeast and eastern Kansas valleys flooded as dikes failed and towns faced mass evacuations. Crews worked by boat to rescue refugees as the Kansas River neared a 33 foot crest in North Topeka.
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Navy plans two super carriers for sea atomic attacks
Washington July 11 Navy plans to build two super carriers to spark sea borne atomic attacks from the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Flood warnings and evacuations followed as storms and high water battered Kansas and nearby states. Casualties reported in several incidents include Harold V Whipple Mrs F M Wendk eleer Mae Whipple and W M Lineamood among others.
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Iran Accepts Harriman Mission To Tehran In Oil Crisis
Iran accepted President Truman's offer to send W. Averell Harriman to Teheran to help settle the oil crisis. Harriman will depart Washington within hours aboard an Military Air Transport Service plane, via Paris, to meet leaders including Truman and Acheson.
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