Peace Hopes Dim Warns Texas Solon
Washington Aug 8 A Congressional military expert told the House there is only a minimum hope the United States can avert an all out war that might last 20 years He warned that the dangers with Russia could escalate to broad conflict and that death and misery would follow Mahon chairman of an appropriations subcommittee spoke after weeks of closed hearings and predicted later needs to expand the Air Force and Navy air arm The pending bill funds defense but does not include the Korea campaign cost from this year and another measure will finance that cost The House has already cut 1 5426 billion from the requested amount as Senate subcommittees hold hearings
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U S War Craft Bump in Storm
Newport R T Aug bulletin reports four Atlantic fleet destroyers returning from Korea with 1200 men aboard. Rough seas pressed J P Kennedy Jr against Yosemite causing minor damage. Five crew aboard Fiske contracted polio. Fiske Kennedy Hawking and Rush quarantined at Gibraltar after outbreak.
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Reds stall awaiting new Korean truce guarantees
Tokyo dispatch reports U N demands fresh guarantees of neutrality at Kaesong amid stalled radio replies from Reds. Allied negotiators return to Korea ready to resume talks if Communists pledge inviolability of the Kaesong neutral zone. Peiping and Pyongyang radios offered no new pledge, while a Chinese Kaesong report claimed North Korea and China would observe the pledge.
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Ridggway
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Peng Tehhuai
Kaesang
Ridgway
Red Radio
Red
Plane Hunts Lost Boat Body Found
SAN DIEGO Aug 8 A Coast Guard patrol plane searched for the small fishing boat Selma last reported near the San Bonitas Islands 300 miles south of here. The body of Edward H Glob Berkeley skipper of the Selma was found floating in a life jacket yesterday. The only other crewman was Raymond Joseph of Dodee Calif. Joseph's father Frank Joseph of San Diego joined the search flight. A Coast Guard spokesman said the chances of locating the Selma were slight. He noted fishermen often cannot wear life jackets and something had evidently happened to the ship.
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Selma
San Bonitas Islands
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Edward H. Glob
Berkeley
Raymond Joseph
Dodee
Calif
Joseph
Frank Joseph
San Diego
Every Solon to Get Letter Rebel Texas Wives Ready Mail Deluge
In Marshall Texas a group of housewives defies federal Social Security tax on wages of domestic workers. Nineteen women have already refused to pay and $44.23 was seized from Marshall bank accounts in two days. They plan to mail letters to every Congressman urging repeal.
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Carolyn Abney
Berlin Youth Festival Faces Food Shortages
East Berlin's World Youth Festival draws about half a million Soviet bloc youths, but reports from West Berlin hostels describe widespread hunger and faulty provisioning. The East German authorities reprimanded the East Berlin host committee for poor medical and logistical setup as thousands arrived with large appetites and scarce meals.
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Russia Says U S Stalling Peace Talks On Korea
Moscow accuses Washington of stalling on cease fire talks while moving reserves for a new offensive. Tass cites Pyongyang dispatch saying UN truce team demand for a new DMZ north of the 38th parallel proves American imperialists have predatory plans.
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Russia
United States Today
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Pyongyang
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Killer Tracked in Noble Slaying as Mine Kills Gambler
In Dallas the hunt for Gambler Herbert Noble’s killer intensified. A blue pickup seen leaving the scene, a battery and wires offered few leads as Ranger Captain Crowder and Denton County Sheriff Hodges pursued three Fort Worth men. Noble, 42, famed for surviving 11 prior assassination attempts, was killed when a hidden mine detonated under his car near his ranch. The case follows his testimony before crime committees and his claim of a $50,000 price on his head.
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Polio Strikes Six in Van Nuys Family
Six children of Donald F. and Mrs. Demars of Van Nuys are hospitalized in Los Angeles with polio. The first case occurred a week ago and the sixth was admitted yesterday. Richard and Donald, both 3 and twin boys, remain critically ill in respirators as others aged 10 months to 12 years fight the disease. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis covers treatment costs. The family relocated from Watertown, S.D., six months ago.
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Carole
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Stephen T. Early Moved To Hospital In Serious Condition
Stephen T. Early former White House press secretary is in serious condition after a heart attack suffered at his desk yesterday at the Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co. where he serves as vice president. He was hospitalized at George Washington University Hospital with doctors noting the attack was quite severe and that a trend in his condition could emerge within 48 hours.
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Weather Update Mostly Clear With Light Winds Tonight
Mostly clear conditions with low clouds tonight and early tomorrow. Temperature little changed. Light variable winds tonight and tomorrow morning shifting to southwest by tomorrow afternoon, around 2 to 3 mph.
USAF Gls Arrive to Man Africa Base
One thousand U S Air Force soldiers arrived to man American air bases in French Morocco. Troops from Kelly Field Texas landed aboard the troopship General Ballou near Casablanca and were sent to Mondsieur Airfield south of the city, a site inaugurated July 14 with jet planes and heavy bombers.
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Wage Stabilization Board Discusses Cost-of-Living Proposals
Washington Aug 8 18 members of the Wage Stabilization Board dined with Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston discussing wage problems. No decision was reached on the cost-of-living increase policy. Johnston is studying the board proposal voted unanimously to bring all workers under its jurisdiction up to date on cost-of-living increases.
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James Utley Questioned in Los Angeles Gangland Rumors
James Utley, longtime associate of Tony Cornero Strada and known in Long Beach and Southern California, appeared voluntarily at Los Angeles police headquarters before noon and said he had not been questioned but only attended a movie and went home. Police confirmed he had neither been booked nor questioned. Utley was reputed as operating a bingo game aboard one of Stralin’s gambling ships off the Long Beach shoreline beyond the three mile limit.
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Los Angeles
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Stralin
FBI Nabs Six Alleged Reds
The FBI arrested six alleged American Communists in New York Baltimore and Cleveland charging them with plotting to advocate violent overthrow of the U S government. Named are George A Meyers Roy Wood Maurice Louis Braverman Regina Frankfield Dorothy Rose Blumberg and Philip Frankfeld. An earlier round included 11 convicted top leaders and 34 more awaiting trial.
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Cleveland
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Brooklyn
Philip Frankfeld
Ohio City
Jet Bomber Collision Over Utah Bases Fatal Midair Crash
An F-86 jet and a B26 bomber collided at Hill Air Force Base Utah at 5000 feet. The jet pilot died while the bomber crew parachuted to safety with no serious injuries. Fragments rained over a wide area between Salt Lake City and Ogden. Names of those involved were withheld.
Four Suspects Jailed in Mob Slaying of Pair
Los Angeles police disclosed four gangsters including a Hollywood actor remained in custody as suspects in the killings of Tony Brancato and Tony Trombino in Kansas City. Ex-convict James Utley denied police questioning and said he was home after a night at a movie.
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Remai
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Tony Trombino
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the Weasel) Fratianno
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Sam Lazes
Sam London
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James E. Hamileton
Police Intelligence Unit
Forest fires burn in California and Canada threaten timber
A 1200 acre Kern County fire near Caldwell Canyon was controlled after two days with 200 men and helicopters aiding. In Ventura County the Santa Susana Pass fire was to be quelled after burning over 48 hours. Canadian fields near Grand Forks saw 4000 workers battle out of control blazes near Fife and Santa Rosa Creek threatening logging camps and Sequoia National Forest timber.
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Sequoia National Forest
RATE ENGINEER CUTS MOTORS Ship Drifts While Officers Wrangle
Panama police report the US vessel Santa Venetia drifted four hours with engines dead after chief engineer Raymond Beal argued with Captain Kenneth Worrell. The ship, en route from Japan to the Mediterranean, docked at Balboa with Beal resigning and a new engineer flown to Panama. The States Marine Corporation operates the vessel. Elan Shipping Co. managers offered further inquiry.
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