United States Calls on Malik to Address War End Directly
Washington urged Soviet delegate Jacob Malik to present cease fire and armistice proposals to the United States or through the United Nations. The State Department said Malik’s broadcast could be propaganda unless it signals real talks, and noted if he means business U.N. delegates Warren Austin or Ernest Gross could engage quickly. President Truman was informed, White House comment awaited.
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United States
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations
Malik
VTN
State Department
Warren Austin
Ernest Gross
U.N
Truman
White House
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Car Insurance Rates Rising in California
San Francisco report says effective Monday June 25 California passenger auto insurance rates will rise 23.4 percent for bodily injury liability and 5.8 percent for property damage. The National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters cites an inflationary spiral affecting all economy sectors.
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San Francisco
California
National Bureau of Caswalty Underwriters
California approves major school aid hike and giant Feather River dam
Sacramento reports the Legislature ended its 120 day session by approving a $13,475,000 rise in state school aid. The Assembly voted 61 to 2 and the Senate 37 to 0. The measure adds $4000,000 to the equalization fund for poorer districts and $700,000 for transporting crippled children. The capstone was final approval of the largest water power project ever proposed in California a concrete gravity dam on the Feather River near Oroville with a vast canal system to San Diego.
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Senate
Equalization Fund
California
Feather River
Oroville
San Diego
A Year In War Then and Now Police Action Compared
A year has passed since hostilities began labeled a police action. Casualties total 75 000 with over 25 000 dead or missing, likened to the same outcome. The speaker notes this war differs from prior conflicts, lacking clear diplomatic goals and full commitment.
Truman to Broadcast Major Speech Monday
President Truman plans a major foreign policy address Monday to be broadcast on KECA at 2 p.m. and on KF at 9:30 p.m. The article notes the schedule and directs readers to Page 13-A for the full story.
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KECA
FBI Nabs One of 10 Most Wanted Fugitives
Portland agents arrested Thomas James Holden 53, a top 10 fugitive, while he worked as a plasterer near Beaverton Oregon. Holden is charged with the 1949 murders of his wife and her two brothers in Chicago. A tip led investigators to a remodeling site where he was identified. Fingerprints confirmed his identity and he will waive extradition to Chicago.
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Thomas James Holden
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Robert L. Murphy
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Tolden
Chicago
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