Security council squabbles over Korea fate and blame
Lake Success August 23 delegates studied Malik speech for war threat signals. He warned continued Korea operations would broaden conflict with serious consequences and blamed U.S. government and its UN delegation. He urged U.N. to withdraw foreign troops from Korea, accusing the United States and Britain of aggression.
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Price index hits highest level in two years
Washington reports the consumer price index rose 1.4 percent from June 15 to July 15 driven by food costs and wartime pressures from Korea. The jump raises the April 15 to July 15 increase to 3 percent, boosting about 233000 GM wage earners with a $25 monthly cost of living allowance and prompting GM to deny any planned price hikes.
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Coast Plans Defense Against A Bomb Attack
California Nevada and Arizona governors study civilian defense plans to evacuate millions if an atomic attack occurs. Lt General Wedemeyer reports saboteur risks and a special legislative session is called for September 20 to tighten sabotage laws and bolster defense. Next meeting set for October 3. Hoover and Davis dams named as targets.
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Labor Bureau sees limited net rise in food costs in late July
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes sharp June to July increases in meat fruit and vegetables but finds seasonal declines in fresh produce and other food costs between July 15 and July 31 offsetting most rises. It says July 31 prices were slightly above the mid July average.
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Reseet School Bond Issue Rejected at Special Election
In Erie bands, a proposed $90,000 bond for a new gymnasium and auditorium at the Junior high school building was defeated 216 to 129 in a special election held yesterday.
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