Reds Offer New Korean Truce Plan
Communist negotiators in Munsan proposed a new plan to break the truce talks deadlock. Allied leaders called it with gimmicks while weighing its potential impact. The plan proposes easing demands on prisoner returns and seeks secret discussions, with debate over who should be repatriated and how to classify captives by nationality.
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Munsan
Korea
William K. Harrison, Jr
United Nations
Harrison
United Nations Command
William P. Nuckols
Red
Reds
Nam I
Rhee allies push direct presidential vote in Korean assembly
Police kept 131 of 237 assembly members inside the Pusan hall as 80 lawmakers faced the night in the chamber. Nine met privately to bridge gaps while police released 10 from jail and escorted others to attend. The bid needs a two thirds vote, with 123 affirmative votes, to pass.
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Pusan
Korea
U.P
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Winnipeg Bus Crash Kills 8 in Manitoba
A Greyhound bus slammed into a parked trailer near Norbert Manitoba killing eight and injuring twenty as the worst Western Canada crash in Greyhound history. Two drivers were seriously hurt and many victims were American. The bus was traveling from Minneapolis to Winnipeg with several soldiers aboard.
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Man
U.P
Greyhound
Here
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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Norbert
Minneapolis
Minn
25 Fatalities To Date With Holiday Next
Kenosha faces the July 4th holiday with a grim record of 25 traffic deaths in the first half of 1952. Sheriff Lyle Milligan orders patrols on all roads to deter speeding and urges avoiding travel on Hy. 41 and 29. Through mid year 1952, 25 lives were lost, with detailed cases listed including several on Hy. 41 and Hy. 32 and multiple vehicle types and ages among the victims.
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Kenosha
Lyle Milligan
Robert Wiercinski
30Th Ave
Thomas Donahue
31St Ave
State Line
Center Parkway
Donahue
Wiercinski
Kenosha Hospital
Milwaukee Boy Slays His Mother
A 13 year old Milwaukee county boy admitted shooting his mother Sylvia Habersteger Habersteger 38 a 34 year old housewife was killed with four rifle shots Her son Herbert said he lost his head after being scolded and used a Christmas present rifle The weapon was fired between 5 and 7 pm and the boy and a friend drove away in a Habersteger truck before being brought to the Cudahy police station The youth will be turned over to juvenile authorities for a delinquency hearing and questioned by the district attorney Richard Phillips 15 was not detained
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Powis
Kenosha Hospital
Richard Asboth
Sheridan Rd
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Asboth
Chicago
Gerald Kirby
Turcotte
Kenosha
Alexander Dubovik
Rock Lake
Soo Line
Rock Lake Rd
Gottlieb Riemer
Rt. 1
Sturtevant
Kenosha-Racine County Line
Virginia Lee
Riemer
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Cudahy
Sylvia Habersteger
Franklin
Robert Englering
Herbert
Habersteger
Lucien Habersteger
Oil Gear Co
James Flatley
Sheriff's Department
Richard Phillips
Foreign Aid Measure Sent to Senate
A $6,031,947,750 foreign aid bill was sent to the Senate after the appropriations committee approved the measure late at night. The bill mirrors the House figure for military, economic and other aid to Europe, Asia, Africa, the Near East and the Pacific for fiscal 1953, which began Tuesday, despite being almost $2 billion less than President Truman requested.
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Keep Party Clean Ike to Urge GOP
Louisiana’s Republican National Committee slate settles 13 Taft and two Eisenhower delegates after a party clash over seven district seats. Taft optimistic, Eisenhower pressing as convention ballots near, with governors call for clean hands and a political tilt in the delegate fight.
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Chicago
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Eisenhower
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Guy George Gabrielson
Denver
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Fine
Houston
Tkemen
Earl Warren
California
Warren
New Jersey
North Dakota
Connecticut
Holiday Message to Troops From Gen Clark
Tokyo dispatch quotes Gen Mark W Clark delivering Independence Day remarks to American troops. He praises the United Nations fight against despotism and ties the Declaration of Independence to U N goals of self governance equal nations and the right to life liberty and happiness.
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Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Clark
Lightning Kills Wisconsin Tavern Operator Behind Bar
Walter Halminiak 56 was killed by a lightning strike while standing behind the bar of his tavern three miles south of Rothschild Wisconsin Those in the tavern saw a spark flash from his elbow to the metal trim on the bar before he dropped dead.
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29Th Ave
22Nd Ave
George L. Rodgers
Bensenville
Page Five
Rothschild, Wis
Walter Halminiak
Here
Halminiak
Kenosha Sees Hot Start With Record June Heat
The city reports nine days of 90 or higher heat in the first six months of 1952, surpassing all of 1951, with a peak 99 degrees on June 6. June 1952 also had 16 days of 80 or more, while precipitation totaled 4.49 inches for June and 17.64 inches year to date, below 1951’s pace.
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Kenosha
Frank I. Vilen
Vilen
Kenoshans
Russians Free Three Priests In Berlin Border Incident
Three Chicago priests Martin Borowczyk George Gorski and Bronislaw Sokolowski were released by Russian forces at 4 30 p m after about 30 hours in custody near West Berlin. They were guided by Katharina Winkler Berlin secretary of Catholic relief Cralog and questioned at U S military police HQ. Western sources report two British soldiers were detained in the same border crackdown.
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Chicago
Martin Borowczyk
George Gorski
Bronislaw Sokolowski
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Katharina Winckler
Berlin
Cralog
Fire Chief Henry Grunwald Dies in Fond du Lac
Fire Chief Henry E. Grunwald, 67, died today after a heart attack. A lifelong Fond du Lac resident, he joined the department in 1910 and was named chief in 1947. Funeral services will be Sunday.
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Fond du Lac
Henry E. Grunwald
Grunwald
Wisconsin Fourth of July Weather Highlights
Forecast calls for fair conditions in Wisconsin for tomorrow with highs 75 to 82 and cooler tonight with lows 53 to 60. Southern Wisconsin reports high winds last night with downed power poles in Madison. heavy rains across northern areas. Kenosha reached 91 yesterday with a 64 overnight low and 79 at noon today.
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Kenosha
MacArthur face Hatch Act charge for convention speech
Washington attorney MacArthur critic claims the general would violate the Hatch Act if he delivers the keynote at the Republican national convention. The charge surfaces as national politics heat up around the party gathering.
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Washington
Charles Harrison Mann
Douglas MacArthur
Hatch
MacArthur
Eisenhower Renews Call for Clean Convention Proceedings
General Eisenhower announces he will attend the GOP National Convention in Chicago to press for fair and open proceedings. He vows to urge delegates to ensure clean hands and honest conduct, and says he will speak openly without requiring appointments at his Blackstone hotel headquarters. He believes the outcome in Chicago will influence the November election.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Eisenhower
Blackstone Hotel
Eisehower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
GOP
National Committee
Georgia
Malik Veto Locks Probe of Germ Warfare Charges
United Nations Security Council vetoed an American bid for a Red Cross germ warfare investigation. The U S ambassador condemned the action as false and harmful to Korea effort. Soviet delegate Malik cast the 50th veto as other members supported the proposal.
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N. Y
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Red Cross
United States
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Security Council
Korea
Jacob A. Malik
Council
Gross
North Korea
Red China
World Health Organization
Black Hills tourism up 10 to 25 percent this year
Black Hills travel shows a 10 to 25 percent increase over last year with prospects for a record July and August. Headley Dean, executive of the Black Hills and Badlands association, said today that outlook is extremely bright.
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S. C
Black Hills
Headley Dean
The
Black Hills and Badlands
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