Truman uncertain on Korea armistice path and peace talks
President Truman said he hates Russia and hopes for peace in the Far East but has not decided on a Korea armistice strategy. He noted Soviet eagerness for a quick peace, including issues on Formosa and a UN seat for Red China, while withholding future steps.
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Ashington
Truman
Russia
Tie
Thie
Far East
Italy
Korea
We Future
Formosa
United Nations
Red China
Train Plunges Into Creek After Washed-Out Bridge
A southbound Chicago and Eastern Illinois passenger train hit a washed out bridge near Made to night and plunged into a creek. Initial reports cited one man injured and the fireman missing.
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Chicago & Eastern
Senate passes weakened controls bill on inflation fight
Washington June 29 The Senate early today approved a softened controls bill lasting eight months with rent and wage caps and a price rollback ban. It keeps existing ceilings but tightens the controls setup, sending the measure to the House as traders and officials warn it could hamstring the anti inflation program. The chamber votes at 3 a.m. EDT and signals likely extension of current law through July 31 with no price rollbacks.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Michael V. DiSalle
Truman
Bernard Baruch
Eugene D. Milliken
R-Corol
Cee
Telephone Strike Ends with Pacific Telephone Walkout Settlement
Los Angeles June 29. The four day telephone strike ended as CIO Communication Workers reached a settlement with Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. All workers were ordered to return to work this morning. Earlier story on page 14.
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Los Angeles
St G Cio
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Stalemate Peace Editorial on Korea Objective
Secretary Acheson says progress would be declared if Communists withdraw above the 38th parallel and fighting stops. A stalemate may result with neither side achieving its aims, while the United Nations and the United States face the weakest position after pledging full Korean unification. Continued on Page 40.
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Acheson
38Th Parallel
United Nations
Korea
Girl’s Story of Killing Ends in Fearful Murder Trial
SAN BERNARDINO June 28 Rose Mariv Birdsall testified she killed her brother in law Warren Eddenfield to stop a planned rape. The 24 year old waitress said he was forcing himself on her at the Rialto cafe where she worked, and she feared his threat to carry out the act.
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Warren Eddenfield
Alice Birdsall
Eddenfield
Archie D. Mitchell
Oer
Ed Bmndenfield
San Bernarding
LL Rose Mariv Birdsall
Carl T. Rimbaugh
Warren Moldenfield
Rimbaugh
Mt. Baldy
Miss Birdsall
Rialto
Tourist From L B Killed In Highway Crash Near Rock Springs
Police identified William G. Johnson of 151112 E First St as the tourist killed when he stepped onto a highway to photograph a scene near Rock Springs Wyoming. He was struck by a car at 4730 pC. Coroner W Opie notified relatives.
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William G. Johnson
First St
Rock Springs
Wyo
Johnson
W. Opie
Ships collide off Oregon coast in fog
The 4380 ton Greek steamer Audrey and the 4343 ton tanker 8S Alan Seeger collided in fog off the Oregon coast last night. Coast Guard said neither vessel was in danger.
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Seattle
Audrey
Alan Seeger
Oregon Coast
Coast Guard
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