Russians Demand U S Forces Quit Korea War
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged the United Nations Security Council to demand the unconditional withdrawal of American armed forces from Korea. Tass quoted him calling US actions armed aggression and a hostile act against peace as Washington prepared a State Department response.
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Russia
United Nations Security Council
Korea
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations
Security Council
Tass
Washington
State Department
Gromyko
Cireles
Gombrot
Far East
Conflicting Reports On Fighting In Korea
War brief notes US troops may be drawn into action as Tokyo and Suwon airfield fall to North Korea. MacArthur HQ spokesman says Communist victory followed daylong clash across four or five NK divisions. Reds push patrols south of Suwon. no clear data on nearby American units. Air sorties and B 29 raids reported. UN urged to respond. Washington vows to strengthen South Korea.
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Suwon
Reds
Swwon
Ahready
Yaejer
Ban River
Worih
UN Plans Coordination Effort Aims to End Korean War
United Nations officials worked through the July Fourth holiday to coordinate action to end the Korean war. The Security Council was expected to meet again Thursday to refine the plan. North Korea issued a protest note. the Soviet call for withdrawal of UN backed troops followed, with little immediate effect. A UN Korea news bulletin service will begin broadcast via BBC and the Voice of America. Washington also prepared WWII style security passes for Capitol access tomorrow.
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South Korea
Andre A. Gromyko
Korea
BBC
Wales of America
Capital Honors Unknown Soldier As War Goes On
Washington observers mark Independence Day with a wreath, a speech by John Foster Dulles on interdependence, and rockets over the Washington Monument. Officials from State and Defense Departments forego days off amid Korea mobilization. Goodwill Industries crafts a wreath for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington.
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Washington
Washington Monument
Korea
Jobn Foster Dulles
State Department
Goodwill Industries
Arlington National Cemetery
Bullard Files In State Race
Bill Freehof reports Bullard of Newport has qualified for the State Democratic committeeman post from the First Congressional District. He is the second candidate to qualify, following Herbert Walters of Morristown. Carrie Pace of Jefferson City and Joe Snow of Bristol also qualified as state Democratic committee women from the First District. Four elected two men and two women from each of the state's 16 committees.
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Bill Freehof
Times-News Positica
M. M. Bullard
Newport
Sullivan Coune
Bullet
Herbert
Hub
Wailters
Morristown
Walters
Carrie Pace
Johnson Jelly
Joe Snow
Bristte
State Democratic Committee
Bullard
RFC May Take Loan In Chips Casino Falls
Washington senators Fulbright and Douglas urged the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to fund a loan of 975000 dollars for Lou Wertheimer’s Sky Room Casino at the Mapes Hotel Reno. They argued RFC’s stake in the venture could require it to raise rents and resist if the casino draws crowds, while Riverside Hotel’s 100000 dollar improvements promise class and appeal.
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Washington
Mort Wertheimer
Lou
Sky Room
Reno
Nevada
Fulbright
Ark
Douglas
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fibright
Senate Banking Committee
Furthe Us
RPC
Low
Mert
RRC
Mapes Hotel
Riverside
Batbright
Douglas Saint
Scouts Celebrate Independence Day at Valley Forge Jamboree
National Boy Scout Jamboree attendees at Valley Forge Pa observe Independence Day with a full program. Dwight D Eisenhower scheduled for a 9 p.m. appearance to trigger a mammoth fireworks display. A 9,000-strong pageant will reenact liberty’s growth from signing of the Declaration to westward expansion on Washington’s battlefield.
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Valley Forge
A.m
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Europe
Lberty
Depharathon
Patrick Henry
Washington
Hved
Navy tightens ship movement secrecy at Pendleton
The Eleventh Naval District announced wartime secrecy on ship movements after Washington ordered Marines of the First Division from Camp Pendleton to a war zone. All leaves at Pendleton, a Marine training base near Oceanside, are canceled as Brig. Gen. B A Craig says the division finished five weeks of field training and is ready to move. Marines would be transported by ship toward Japan, expected in about 15 days.
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San Diego
Calif
Naval ‘District
Faltow
Washington
Camp Pendleton
Morean
Camp Pendle‘tom
Oceanside
Sam Diegm
Pirsh
B. A. Craig
Pendleton
Japan
Sullivan County Budget Hits Snag. Court Adjourns Without Vote
Sullivan County Court adjourned after magistrates failed to approve the next fiscal year budget, voting 14 for and short of the required majority. The plan, the largest proposed spending package in county history, is set for reconsideration at an upcoming adjourned session. Chester Hall helped direct the move to address a land issue tied to a Blountville Elementary project and delayed a condemnation case. Heirs linked to land acquisition were notified as the court dealt with the sale and deed questions.
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Jack Marshall
Blountville
Sullivan County
Aes
Chester “Hall
lSchool Board
Holiday traffic deaths soar during four day Fourth of July period
Reported by The Associated Frese Frattie, the holiday period saw at least 345 highway fatalities and 317 drownings with 75 other accidents across the nation. Officials warned the death toll could surpass early Safety Council forecasts as vehicles exceeded 35 million by midnight. State tallies list high counts in Michigan, Illinois, California, and New York, with fatalities occurring roughly every ten minutes.
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Anky
New Hamepshire
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Albiona
Arkansas
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Culerside
Connecticut
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Georgia
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
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Minnesota
Wgssissippa
Weather For Fourth Celebrations Across Regions
Weather for the Fourth held generally favorable for outdoor festivities with parades and picnics. Some showers appeared in the Ohio Valley and parts of the North Atlantic States and upper Michigan, while most areas enjoyed clear skies and mild to warm temperatures. Forecaster EH Kenny in Chicago described conditions as pleasant across the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes regions.
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Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Orlghams
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
EH. &. Kenny
Chicago
US Forces In Korea Sign In Action For First Time
General MacArthur headquarters reports United States Army forces entered combat late yesterday in the unprovoked invasion of South Korea. The front near Suwon remains undefined with minor shifts elsewhere. Plans provide automatic supply lines including toothpaste and toilet articles to combat units. The United States Army Forces in Korea USAFTE is formed as a major Far East Command component under General Masen Dean. Brig. Gen. Cramp Car commands the Pusan base and USAPIK alignment is noted.
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MacArthur
United States Army
South Korea
Nuit
Suwon
United States Army Forces, In Korea
Usafte
Major Combane
Far East Command
Far East Cannan Masen
William Dean
Usapik
Cramp Car
Sear
Property Evaluation Soars In Sullivan
A county study by the Tax Equalization Board shows Sullivan County property values rising by about 1.5 to 2 million dollars, with assessments in many districts incomplete. The board will reconvene on July 16 to finalize district valuations and hear complaints, while Keokuk County's totals await completion and may rise by 1.5 to 2 million. Signed by E. B. Fuller, chairman.
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Sulivan
County Tax Equalization Board
Vatlee
Baurlivation Board
Agaiy
Peyort
Kikeim
Camset
E. 38.Fuller, Chaiman
County Wax Equalration Board
U.S. Ends Year with Multi-Billion Deficit
The 12 months ended saw a deficit near 5.22 billion dollars, with total spending about 40.1 billion while revenue lagged, despite defense costs being lower than earlier projections. Treasury notes a revenue drop tied to a late-year recession, and the debt hovered around 9.58 trillion.
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Treasury
Qmuxt
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Iast Cannery
National Defense
Air Force
Army
Navy
Piston Engines May Replace Jet Planes in Combat Use
Washington reports discuss reactivating World War II piston fighters for duty due to weather and terrain. F-80s have flown low to avoid mountains while jets struggle with fuel and radar limits. Lessons from early North Korean clashes suggest propeller aircraft offer longer range and simpler operations, potentially sidelining radar-equipped jets.
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Washingtom
Pases
Japan
South Korea
Republic
Air ‘National Guard
iPenn-Dixie Union Meet Set to Push Settlement
iPenn-Dixie Cement workers strike drifted into seventh day with 300 idle. A Thursday mediation session in Bristol will include plant superintendent M T OGomer AFL union officials and a federal mediator to settle wage and retirement issues after a Sunday meeting failed. The outcome could affect local Bristol construction and supply chains if the stoppage continues.
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Penn-Dixie Cement Corporation
M. T. Ogomer
AFL
Marines Ordered Out To Reinforce Japan
Washington reports orders for Marines to join General MacArthur as U S forces reinforce in Asia. Release notes B 29 bombers from the west coast aiding anticommunist efforts and places Marines from Felt California and Spokane Washington to Far East bases. MacArthur has committed part of his four infantry divisions to Morea with plans to deploy the First Marine Division to Asia.
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Washington
Douglas Macarthur
Japan
Furea
West
March Felt
Cali
Spokane
Wash
U.S
Far East
Macarthur
Morea
Asia
Korea
Mack Arthur
Oklahoma Fair Weather For Primary Holiday Ballot
Oklahoma City reports fair skies as voters select candidates in a large holiday primary. Center stage is Elmer Thomas seeking a fifth Senate term against Democrat Mike Monroney in a crowded field of 212 races across federal state and local contests. Ballot turnout may exceed 350000 with Oklahoma’s first holiday primary on record.
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Oklahoma City
Okla Homa
U. S. Senate
Elmer Thomas
Senate
Mike Monroney
Ok‘lahoma
Geveran
Johnston Murray
William
Bill Murray
Salm Gape Se Selaw Knight's GQLUNAR TABLES Plan
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