14 Jul 1951
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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1951
Page
1
Truce negotiations stall as Peiping radio calls listeners to stand by and North Korea demands press access to Kaesong talks. Pyongyang rejects U N pleas for equal movement guarantees and access, signaling continued deadlock on the truce table.
Florida Governor Warren faces charges of corruption and deflects by accusing the Senate committee of bias and improper conduct. The editorial critiques the governor's attempt to dodge accountability through finger-pointing at political opponents.
A new father Grover Rendon 22 walked into a flood refugee center with his daughter Flora Mae after his wife Jeanne delivered their second daughter at the University of Kansas Hospital. The family lost their home in Armourdale and live in their car with no possessions or shelter. Surgeon General says emergency equipment and public health personnel are deployed to Kansas and Missouri flood areas, with eight Public Health Service engineers on duty and more alerted as needed. two water purification units are operational.
Gen Lewis Pick of the U S Corps of Engineers warned tonight the Missouri River flood discharge neared the 1844 peak and may become the worst on record. Kansas City evacuated 20,000 as water threatened industrial areas and airport approaches. Mayor Cheek ordered 5,000 residents from their homes as 20-foot levee breaches and rising water displaced dozens and damaged vast districts along the Kansas River.
United Nations forces backed by artillery and air power pushed northward in Korea, reporting more than a one mile advance on the central front. An Eighth Army spokesman noted a slight rise in Communist resistance near Hwachon area and noted enemy units, aided by mortar fire, offering fresh resistance to UN patrols west and northwest of Yonchon.
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