Truman Visits Marine Meet and Applauded Stand
President Truman made an unheralded visit to a Marine Corps League meeting and urged there be no more misunderstandings with the Marines. The league gave him a standing ovation as he recalled his controversial words. He defended his past remarks and criticized unfounded attacks on public servants linked to campaign politics.
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Effert's Bid To Oust Chang Stalls At UN Meeting
Soviet delegate A Matik proposed a resolution to end what he called inhumane bombing in the North after the Security Council session. The move followed discussions on ousting South Korea ambassador John M Chang amid tensions surrounding Syngman Rhee and General Douglas MacArthur.
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Kaiser-Fraser Tops Auto Industry Pay Increases
Kaiser-Fraser Corp signed a contract with the CIO United Auto Workers raising hourly pay for 18,000 production workers by 25 cents and 17 cents for skilled and foundry staff. The wage boost, aligning with GM and Ford patterns, includes four annual increases contingent on living-cost indices and takes effect from last Monday with additional raises scheduled for mid 1963.
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Dewey Nominated for Third NY Governorship at Saratoga
Thomas E. Dewey won the Republican nomination for a third term as New York governor at the Saratoga Springs convention. Lieutenant Governor Hanley was placed in nomination for the GOP, while Dems at Rochester backed Senator Herbert H. Lehman for renomination against the Republican slate.
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Truman Won't Sign Subversive Registration Bill
President Truman said he will not sign the McCarran Communist registration bill as sent by Congress. He described it as similar to the Mundt Mixon measure but with a harsher title and noted it would tighten subversive laws and require government registration of fronts. The Senate reportedly shows strong support for the measure and the GOP leader indicated many will vote for it.
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Truman to Address Nation on Homefront Controls Saturday
President Truman plans a Saturday radio speech to outline planned homefront controls in the current emergency. He declined to detail price or wage plans but said his answer will come in the fireside chat. Officials discuss a seven point program of credit controls and mobilization measures awaiting signature.
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Deadline for Poll Taxes in November General Election
The notice states a today deadline for poll taxes with exemptions for veterans and men over 50. Veterans must obtain exemption certificates to avoid the tax, which may be paid at the county deputy registrar’s site.
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French Round Up of Foreign Communists In Paris Sweep
French police launched a dawn drive against foreign Communists in Paris and surrounding areas to root out spies and saboteurs. About fifty arrests were reported in the Paris region, including Czechoslovaks Poles Spaniards and others. authorities seized radio equipment and propaganda. Interior Ministry officials said the operation targeted fifth column networks and prepared orders could lead to expulsion for some suspects.
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Plane Explodes Over Southern Japan Killing News Team
Four ENS war correspondents and four crew members die when a transport plane bound for Tokyo explodes after departing a southern Japan base. Names withheld by military authorities include Frank Emery Beverly Bills Charles Rosecrans Jr and Kem Inouye. The Far East Air Forces say the blast occurred about eight minutes after takeoff and the cause is under investigation. Emery had been wounded recently while with a U.S. patrol near Red Horn territory.
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Bermuda Weather Alert For Great Atlantic Storm
Bermuda was warned of a powerful Atlantic storm moving toward the island with winds near 150 miles per hour and hurricane force gusts extending outward. The system was noted to affect nearby regions including Miami and Georgia as it shifts northward.
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Reds Not Pushing Plane Issue Washington
Reported tensions rise as US Navy confirms two fighter planes shot down a Soviet bomber off Korea. Pentagon says two Navy fighters from Task Force carriers engaged after Soviet plane approached the formation. Officials warn future incidents may occur as Cold War mistrust deepens between the United States and Soviet bloc.
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Battle Front Grips Korea as Allied Forces Hold
Massive clashes rage across Korea with heavy losses on both sides. U S Marines and cavalry engage near Taegu while American air power targets Red tanks, and a new N Korea drive toward Pohang and Fusan prompts allied counterattacks along the 120 mile front. Washington says no material change in main line remains, with UN forces rallying after setbacks.
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Sutherland May Make Va Ballot Despite Late Filing
Virginia race watch centers on Grundy lawyer George Sutherland as a possible ninth district Republican nominee for congress. County officials and party leaders note his filing status remains unsettled and certification must precede a late September deadline.
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Inflation Threat to Western Europe Warns IMF Officials
IMF directors warned Western Europe that persistent inflation could erode wage gains and push export prices higher. The 16 page report released at the board meeting noted concerns from governors and 49 member nations about economic stability and growth prospects amid price pressures.
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