Judge Denies Hearing Plea Of Rossellini
Attorney Greg Bautzer reads a Rossellini cable seeking a June 20 extension to deny alleged insults by Dr. Peter Lindstrom, former husband of Pia Bergman. The judge denies more time and orders final arguments. Bautzer accuses Lindstrom of influencing Pia about visiting her mother in Italy while detailing divorce settlements and employment strains.
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Greg Bautzer
Rossellini
Rome
Peter Lindstrom
Bautzer
Miss Bergman
Dr. Lindstrom
California
Lillie
United States
Pia
Home Made Bomb Blast Injures Boy
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on June 20 14 year old Robert Navy was seriously injured when a home made bomb exploded while he played with it. The blast drove a pipe bolt into his forehead and cut his face. He was taken to a local hospital then rushed to University Hospitals at Iowa City for treatment.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Navy
Towa City
Blind Texas boy sees sister and ocean in touching reunion
Russell Stevens thirteen from Houston visited his sister Celless fourteen in Artesia. Orphaned, he toured Huntington Beach to feel sand and water through touch, aided by Houston Motor Freight Carriers Assn and California and Texas Highway Patrols. He bonded with Celless and her dog Butch, while adoption steps for Celless were discussed with Mr and Mrs Homer Sigman.
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Artesta
Russell Stevens
Houston
Tex
Pacific Ocean
Russell
Mary , Burnett School For Blind
Celless
Homer Sigman
Pacific
Huntington Beach
Houston Motor Freight Carriers Assn
Texas
California
Beat Clerks in Hold Up
An elderly man collapsed at the meat counter as two suspects aged 25 to 30 robbed a store. Mrs Smith was struck by the pistol barrel while Leach was assaulted during the five minute raid. Police set an area dragnet for two men, one six feet tall and the other slightly shorter.
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Leach
Employes
Arlin Leach
Jerry Speck
Truman orders probe into United States Lines subsidy
President Truman ordered an immediate investigation into what he called an excessive government subsidy for the SS United States. After the ship was formally turned over to United States Lines at Newport News, he directed Attorney General James P. McGranery to study possible legal action and questioned the $43 million subsidy on the $78 million vessel. The government would bear the difference as subsidies and defense allowances.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Charles Sawyer
United States Lines Co
Newport News
James P. McGranery
Congress
Lindsay C. Warren
Mr. Truman
McGranery
United States Lines
Two Japanese Boats Return After Detention by Soviets
Two Japanese fishing boats with seven crew members each arrived in Kushiro Hokkaido after nine days in detention by Soviet authorities. They were seized June 11 by Soviet patrol boats in Nemuro and released by June 21.
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Kushiro
Hokkaido
Japan
Nemuro
Adlai Stevenson Expected To Accept Democratic Bid
Democratic sources report Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois plans to make himself available for the presidential nomination and will announce his decision soon. An unnamed Administration official says Stevenson has resolved personal problems and would reveal his altered stance next Monday.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Diliness
White House
Stevenson
Illinois
Tramar
Price Index Dips Slightly in Weekly Report
The Labor Department reported a 0.4 percent drop in the wholesale price index for the week ended Tuesday, with declines in foods and farm products. Retail cost of living at midweek stood just below the January peak.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Allies Break Red Wave in Korean Front Defense
Western end of an elevation near Chorwon sees a renewed push by Chinese and North Korean forces supported by artillery and self propelled guns. Two Chinese battalions helped encircle the defenders while UN troops repelled the assault in fierce hand to hand combat with bayonets as B 26 bombers strafed and flares lit the night. The four hour clash resulted in heavy Communist casualties as the hill position remained in UN hands.
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Chorwon
U. S. 45Th Infantry Division
Eighth Army
U.N
Aretillery
President Signs Foreign Aid Bill in Washington
President Truman signed a foreign aid bill without comment in Washington. Congress trimmed about 1.5 billion from his original request. The measure is an authorization. Congress may push further cuts when actual cash is debated. Truman had sought 7.9 billion for military and economic aid to allied nations as the minimum for victory in the Cold War.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Red Truce Envoys Told of Russ POW Stand in War
Tokyo June 2 The United Nations informed the Communists the Soviet Union rejected forced repatriation of World War II prisoners. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison quoted a Russian surrender appeal to German soldiers from 1943 and during the siege of Budapest, noting promises to allow prisoners to choose whether to stay or go.
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United Nations
Russia
USN
William K. Harrison
Reis
Panmunjom
Harrison
Budge Pest
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