Desert search for missing California pair continues
Air Force Civil Air Patrol planes joined by helicopters and ground teams scour the Arizona desert near Yuma for Klaus Martens and Jaye Walker, two weeks after their plane was found 50 miles southeast of Yuma. The couple left East Los Angeles July 15. A note in the plane said they planned to walk west. No signs have been found amid extreme heat. Ground search led by Sheriff Jim Washum as teams probe toward Fortuna Range and Wellton.
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Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
California
Klaus Martens
Pasadena
Jaye Walker
South Pasadena
Martens
Los Angeles
Blythe
Wellton
Gace
Ace Kempton
Arizona Fish and ‘Game Commission
Wiett March
Air Force Base
Riversides
S Fan
Fourth Air Rescue Squadron
March Base
H. E. Frazier
March
Jim Washum
Yuma County
Wellston
Fortuna Range
Gruenther testifies troops keep uniforms in future Europe
General Gruenther told Senate committees the United States would retain its own uniforms and independent status even if a unified European army forms a single dress, while opposing a two year spread of the foreign aid program. Eisenhower’s aims include determent through defensive buildup in the North Atlantic and strength to defeat any aggressor if war comes.
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Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
U. S
Europe
Gruenther
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Administration
Sena Ins
Connally
D.-Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
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Eisenhower
Gruen
Ther Agi
North Atlantic
Truman Eyes Strong Price Law After Defense Act
President Truman moves to pressure Congress for a robust price control law to replace the last night’s act which he calls deficient. OPS head DiSalle orders rollbacks and forward adjustments on ceilings for radios, TVs, appliances, shoes, textiles, machinery, and building materials ahead of the signing.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
U.S. Draft Call for October Increases sharply
The Defense Department announced an October draft call of 41,000 men with 5,000 for the Marine Corps and 36,000 for the Army. This compares to September’s 32,180 total and marks a peak since March. Since Sept 18, 1950, a total of 675,180 have been drafted or called. The Marines, resuming conscription in August, expect 18,180 in October plus ongoing volunteer recruitment.
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Washington
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Army
Berlin peace doves purged in Moscow glare
A fragmentary report from East Berlin describes the removal of plaster peace doves from a festival display amid Soviet inspection. The move angers local artists who complain about censorship and the heavy hands of Moscow aligned officials.
Reserve Board Revises Regulation W Under Defense Production Act
The Federal Reserve Board promptly amended its Regulation W to align consumer credit rules with the new Defense Production Act. The revision targets installment credit and tightens oversight of lending practices under the act.
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Reserve Board
Washington
the . Federal. Reserve Board
Credit
Mysterious Silver Balloon Drifts Over Ohio Heads East
A 150 to 200 foot diameter silver balloon drifted from Cleveland toward Harrisburg with unexplained origin. Airline and Army pilots report it rising at 50 mph from 30 000 to 50 000 feet, spotted by crowds in Cleveland Warren Youngstown and Mercer County. Meteorologist Fred Branden saw seams in its surface. Selfridge Field intercepts noted F 86s at 45 000 feet, uncertain origin, likely a weather balloon.
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Youngstown
Ohio
United States
United
Capital
Ward
Cleveland
Warren
Mercer
Harrisburg
Fred Branden
Selfridge Field
Akron
Chester Watson
Cleveland Hopkins
Oil Tanks Blaze at Storage Farm in Rochester
A bulk oil tank farm near Rochester Minnesota caught fire as more than a dozen tanks exploded into flames. One man was killed another injured and several more threatened as fire crews fought a spreading blaze with limited water supply and foam equipment. Firefighters used road gaps for fire breaks while city trucks hauled water to protect nearby homes.
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Rochester
Minn
Tank Farm
Typhoon Fringe Hits Hong Kong with Heavy Winds
News brief reports eighty mile an hour winds and sheets of rain buffeting Hong Kong as the typhoon passes near the fringe. The center lies about a hundred miles to the south and east, with continued gusts expected tonight.
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Hong “Kong
Hong . Kong
Hong Kong
Ache on Rejects Red Buffer Zone in Korea
Secretary of State Acheson rejected the Communist proposal for a buffer zone along the 38th parallel in Korea. He said such a line would repeat the prewar aggression and dismissed it as not tenable. He noted ongoing armistice talks lack clear optimism while warning that the Reds seek to consolidate North Korean control and use talks for political leverage.
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Washington
Acheson
Korea
Kresong
North “Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kaesong
Weere Deck
U.N
U. M
Pyongyang
PR Bsong
Seth Parel
North Korea
Truce talks stall over buffer zone along battle lines
United Nations truce teams refused to shift from establishing a buffer zone along present battle lines in Korea. U.N. chief Joy pressed the Communists, stating the area must be a military barrier, while Brig. Gen. Nuckols said Nam Ui appeared to grasp the stance but offered unclear logic.
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Korea
United Nations
C. Turner Jey
U. N
Kaesong
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Joy
Nuckols
U.N
Nucko
Gen. Nanh
Be Friends Plea Flayed by Pravda
British Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison urged Russia toward friendship in a pale attempt to ease tensions as Pravda published his appeal and immediately denounced the British move. The exchange signals a fragile opening amid Cold War friction in London and Moscow.
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Pravda
Charles E. Whiting
London
Russia
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Jashed
Red Wire Takes No Chances
Berlin reports a Soviet controlled ADN dispatch summarizes British Foreign Secretary Morrison's 1500 word statement as a concise 109 word logic paragraph and Pravda's 3000 word reply as bitter and denouncing all he said. A British Foreign Office spokesman calls Pravda's reply disappointing and says it adds nothing to suggest any attempt at fruitful exchange. Continued on Page A5 Col 2.
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ADN Today
Herbert Morrison
Pravda
Morrison
Les
Foreign Office
Pravdale
Totling
Obscure Newspaper Index Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists page references for Beach Combing Bagle Bridge Dipseitlad Ads and varied sections. Includes Shipping Table Sports Theaters Tide Temperatures and Activities pages with scattered labels and misread titles. Contains no coherent event or named individuals to summarize.
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Popes
Unclear Weather Note With Cloudy and Sunny Patches
A fragmented weather brief mentions scattered high clouds and fog late night and morning, then mainly sunny through Thursday. It notes little temperature change tomorrow and light variable winds shifting to southwest to west up to 12 miles per hour.
No Verdict After Second Long Session
After a lengthy session the jury in the Henry Ford Mc Cracken case failed to reach a verdict. They were escorted to a Buena Park motel and then returned to the Santa Ana court this morning to resume deliberations. The judge ordered the jurors held overnight in a hotel near the Orange County Courthouse with deputies on watch outside their rooms. No poll was taken as the deliberations continued.
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Henry Ford McCracken
Buena Park
Patty Jean Hull
Santa Ana
Robert Gardner
Gardner
Orange County
Air Base Cash Bag Vanishes at George Air Force Base
Federal authorities investigate the disappearance of a payroll money bag from the vault at George Air Force Base near Victorville. The bag, part of a $160,000 payroll, was reportedly removed through a vent with a hooked stick. loss detected yesterday by payroll officers preparing distribution.
Planes Seek Two El Toro Airmen
EL TORO MARINE BASE Aug 1 2 All available aircraft including helicopters began a search today for two Marine pilots missing since yesterday noon on a training flight. The search is centered in the Lake Elsinore and Mount Palomar regions. Names of the missing airmen were withheld.
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EL ‘Toro
iLake Elsinore
Mount Palomar
Theodore Petras
Pay Hike Urged for Federal Help
The House post office and civil service committee recommended a $400 yearly pay increase for most federal employees effective July 1. The raise would apply to civil service, legislative, foreign service, Veterans Administration medical staff, judiciary, DC teachers police and firemen. The panel also urged a $40 annual rise for salaried postal workers, 20 cents hourly for hourly postal workers, and a 20 percent raise for fourth class postmasters.
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Washington
URA
House Committee
Civil Service
Legislative
Foreign Service
Medical and Surgery Department
Veterans Administration
Judiciary
District of Columbia
House
Post Office and
Civil Service Committee
Log wreck on Imjin river bridge near Kaesong
Report from U N advance headquarters describes Chinese rafts breaking a pontoon bridge over the flooded Imjin River. Engineers led by Capt Paul J Burns battled to salvage the span as the bridge collapsed under high water and Korean laborers aided clearances.
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U. N
Korea
Imjin
United Nations
Kaesong
Paul J. Burng
Hollandsle
Burns
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