30 000 Quit Work Cripples 700 Vessels Coastwide
About 80 000 CIO maritime workers walked off the job yesterday as contracts expired and negotiations stalled. Only one ship in the Long Beach Los Angeles harbor was affected initially, with six vessels due to arrive and eight more scheduled tomorrow. A cordon of pickets formed at Pine Bluff Victory, while Pa cific Far East Lines ships Louis Sloss and Ilanna were anchored and unchallenged. On the West Coast CIO radio operators were backed by AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific. See SHIPPING.
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Enemy Casualties Reported by Eighth Army
Tokyo June 17 Lt Gen James A Van Fleat said Eighth Army troops inflicted 215,989 enemy casualties on Chinese and North Korean forces since the spring offensive began in April. A communique notes about 12,800 casualties occurred in the seven days to June 14.
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Allied Planes Strive To Break Red Rally
Allied forces advance toward Kumsong base as Big B-29s drop 500 bombs on a western mountain bastion near Won san. Light bombers hit supply roads destroying or damaging 115 Red vehicles in Smdung Sohung and Seto. Communist air attack falters after an unidentified plane strikes near Suwon airfield. Front-line troops eliminate Red delaying groups along Sunyang Kumsong highway.
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Not War but Peace Danger in the Early Cold War
An analysis argues that war with Huasia is unlikely by mid September, while warning that aggressive stances toward Russia could invite attack this year. It notes the president and War Mobilizer Wilson stressing rearmament in Europe, a stronger air force, and growing atomic stockpiles as key factors shaping the tense outlook.
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Jets Battle Near Border Over Sinuiju in Korea Clash
Reports from Tokyo say Russian type and American jets clashed over Sinuiju near the Red Manchurian border. One Communist MiG-15 reportedly destroyed and six damaged by American F-86 Sabrejets. All U S planes returned safely to base.
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Noted Jurist Dies at Dad's Day Dinner
Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough dies at 73 from a heart attack during a Father s Day dinner at his son in law s home. The former congressman known as the old nemesis of John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers died unexpectedly while in good spirits at the gathering, marking his 42nd wedding anniversary.
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MacArthur Warns of Dangerous Drifts in Texas Tour
General Douglas MacArthur and his party returned to New York after a four day Texas swing delivering five public addresses. He warned 6500 at Farrington Field that the nation faces dangerous drifts threatening spiritual and material strength and urged civil power be governed with morality to win public confidence.
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