Diplomats Seize Mission To Forge Korean Peace
The article describes diplomats taking charge of the Korea peace process after an armistice, with the United Nations General Assembly set to convene to frame wider Far East talks. It warns of tense potential outcomes, including Red China’s UN seat, Formosa, and widening conflict, while detailing Britain France and U S positions and the risk of renewed fighting if talks stall.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Korea
United States
Britain
Red China
United Nations
Russia
North Korea
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Assembly
China
Formosa
U. N
U. S
Western Pacific
France
Indochina
Georges Bidault
Dulles
Southeast Asia
Bidault
Lord Salisbury
Vance Airman Dies In Crash Near Okardie
United Press reports 19 year old Charles Acor Sisk of Bethany Oklahoma died in a traffic crash near Okardie after leaving his Bethany home on Monday en route to Vance Air Force Base. His car struck a culvert on SH 3 four miles southeast of Okardie at about 2 40 a m. Sisk was killed instantly. Passenger Leslie M. McDonald 20 Rockland Massachusetts sustained minor injuries. The death increases the year's toll to 256, 41 fewer than last year at this date.
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United Press
Vance Air Force
Bethany
Okla
Korea
Charles Acor Sisk
Enid
Earl Janssen
Sisk
SH 3
Okardie
Leslie M. McDonald
Rockland
Mass
Sooner Youths Get Poultry Unit Posts
ST. LOUIS Oklahoma youths have been elected to three major offices in the junior division of the American Poultry Association which has concluded a meeting here. Willine Gaston Cushing was elected president Bobby Knapp Seminole vice president and Bobby Jones Jones treasurer.
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ST. Louis
Oklahoma
American Poultry Association
Willine Gaston
Cushing
Bobby Knapp
Seminole
Bobby Jones
Jones
First U S secretary of the interior Thomas Ewing of Ohio
Thomas Ewing of Ohio served as the first United States secretary of the interior, appointed by President Zachary Taylor in 1849, shaping early federal administration of public lands and resources.
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Thomas Ewing
Ohio
U. S
Interior
Zachary Taylor
Armistice in Korea Eases Western Europe Tension
Western Europe greets news of Korea armistice with relief while fearing broader Asia peace hurdles. French Indochina strengthens defenses as Vietminh war again heats. Officials foresee Chinese Communist moths increasing Vietminh supplies and intensifying conflict. Moscow Radio reports the signing factually. Pravda prints the communiqué with no editorial tone.
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London
Europe
Korea
Asia
Indochina
Moscow Radio
Pravda
Moscow
Communist Party
UN Assembly Sets Meeting For Aug 17 In Korea Peace Talks
The 60 nation General Assembly will meet August 17 to set an agenda for a special political conference aimed at transforming the Korea armistice into a lasting peace. Lester B Pearson urged informal planning ahead of the session, suggesting a quick wrap if plans materialize.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
General Assembly
Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Pearson
U. N
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Dag Hammarskjold
Korea
Far East
Armistice Eve On A Korean Hill Of War
In Korea near Kumhwa a bottle of whiskey is carried to celebrate an armistice as U N Command announces a cease fire at 10 pm with 12 hours to go. Soldiers endure mud, shellfire, and fear while coterminous battles unfold around Love and King companies.
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Central Front
Korea
Item Company
Kumhwa
Ippolito
U. N. Command
Don C. Patton
Patton
North Korea
King Company
U. S
Kumsong
ROK
Love Company
Sall Ippolito
Brooklyn
N. Y
Walter W. Turner
Baltimore
Cpl. Turner
Plans for Farm Home Conference at Oklahoma A&M
2500 Home Demonstration Club members are expected in Stillwater Oklahoma for the 36th annual Farm Home Conference August 4 to 7 on the Oklahoma A and M College campus.
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Stillwater
Oklaha
Oklahoma A&m College
1011 S Ninth Phone 526 After 6 P.M.
Listing shows address 1011 South Ninth with phone 526. Opening hours indicate after 6 PM on weekdays and all day Saturday and Sunday.
Minister's Third Son War Victim
Marietta Oklahoma minister Cled Wallace mourns three of his sons who served in wars. Ensign Henry Wallace, 25, a University of Texas graduate, was shot down over North Korea while piloting a jet from USS Lake Champlain. Earlier, 1st Lt. John W. Wallace, a B 24 pilot, was shot down in Italy. Capt. D. W. Wallace was discharged in 1944 with war related illness and died months later. Only son Cled Jr. remains in Houston as the family recalls their courage.
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Italy
D. W. Wallace
Air Force
Wallace
Cled Jr
Houston
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