UNESCO Urges Emergency Session in Paris on Korea War
Washington officials foresee UNESCO executive board meeting soon in Paris to back United Nations action in Korea and to widen Allied propaganda against Communist aggression. Acheson says UNESCO must boost public understanding of UN actions, with the plan to fund and dispatch rapid information to 39 member countries.
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Polio Cases Rise Nationwide in Latest Week
AP report from Washington notes 964 acute poliomyelitis cases last week, up from 927 the week before. Year to date totals show 6,067 cases, 1,135 fewer than the same period last year, with Texas reporting the week’s highest new cases at 107.
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Aircraft industry Needs Skilled Help No Place for Rosie
Los Angeles report says months pass before unskilled workers are in demand as thousands apply for jobs in the Aircraft Industries Association statement that skilled and semi skilled workers in various fields are needed but it is not yet time to rehire Rosie the Riveter. The U S Department of Agriculture experiments with snowcatchers of planted trees to hold irrigation water in mountain areas until midsummer.
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War aims backers predict broader Korea conflict
A foreign diplomatic source in Korea supports Foreign Minister Ben Lipid's view that a US offensive will not stop at the 38th parallel. The observer says forces may need to go beyond the 36th parallel to disarm aggressors and arrest war criminals. The boundary plan risks leaving Korea economically disjointed.
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Berlin Reds Agree to Furnish Wests Power
West Berlin resumes electric power deliveries to the three western sectors after a month long shut off following a dispute over cash payment methods. Western officials say the move tests the West’s new power plant built after the blockade while authorities in the East deny any broader aim. A National Geographic expedition previously located Alaska's Valley of 10,000 Smokes in 1916.
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Peace Marchers Clash With Police in New York Rallies
About two thousand left wing peace demonstrators clashed with roughly 1,000 police in Union Square and surrounding areas of Manhattan, resulting in 13 arrests. Fist fights broke out as mounted officers moved in, injuries were reported, and windows were smashed. Police dispersed groups toward 11th Street and 23rd Street as they ringed Times Square to prevent further action. The New York Labor Conference for Peace organized the rally with plans for Paul Robeson and W. E. B. Du Bois to speak.
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European Statesmen Set Stage For Consultative Group Meet
Strassbourg France August 3 Statesmen from 13 democracies met to draft the agenda for the unofficial European parliament's four week session. Ireland's Seán Mac Briden presided as ministers consider proposals on civil rights tax issues and European affairs. A new Palace of Europe headquarters nears completion as debates include a Schuman plan pool for Western Europe coal and steel and a projected European Supreme Court for possible assembly submission.
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Peace Rally Plans Amid Korea Mediation Drive
The Peace Information Center and allied groups announced a peace rally to push for mediation in Korea. Officials deny a permit citing risk of disorder as the Supreme Court Justice L Brisaeh refuses to intervene. The event is described as union and civic groups seeking an end to atom bomb use.
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