World uneasy over potential new conflict sparks
A western world trembles at the Korea sparked clash between Communist and anti-Communist forces. Leaders and reporters weigh the risk of a larger world war as American backed positions and Russian influence feed mounting anxiety. The Associated Press notes a grave mood across nations and capitals.
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Communists Invade Korea Across Wide Front
North Korean forces cross the border into South Korea with a broad advance. U S advisers fear a long-expected mission as Kaesong partly falls under invaders amid global press reaction. London papers frame the war as a larger East-West clash and warn of broader conflict. Prime Minister Attlee convenes foreign office aides to assess the crisis.
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Republicans say Korea attack should not draw U S into war
Republican senators unanimously agreed that the Communist attack on South Korea should supply military aid but not commit the United States to war. They faulted intelligence failures and warned the conflict must not pull the U S into broader fighting while criticising the military establishment and State Department.
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Lutheran Group Continues Talks at Milwaukee Convention
Delegates at the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod triennial convention in Milwaukee resumed debate on whether to mark or avoid those who differ in belief. The two major issues were joining the National Lutheran Council and adopting a common confession of faith that could enable merger with the American Lutheran Church.
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Missourian prize winner in sixth Midwest Ham show
Reports from Sedalia note a Ham show prize of 5330 for a yearling ram by W. B. Vandiver and son of Leonard, with the animal taking the Hamp shire reserve championship. Other Missouri items include an 18-year-old girl suspected in shoplifting rings and police investigation, plus drownings on Big Lake near Corning and Platte river near St Joseph.
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Excise Tax Bill Cleared for House
The 1 010 000 000 excise tax cut bill was cleared for House consideration on an all or nothing basis. The Rules Committee approved a closed rule barring amendments once debate opens, with one Republican substitute allowed. GOP members called the measure a phony tax reduction and offered no details of their substitute.
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