Talks Resume as Reds Stand Firm in Armistice Talks
U N negotiators press to end the shooting war amid ten futile sessions over a buffer zone. Nam and the Communist delegation refuse to shift from the 38th parallel position, while Gen Ridgway orders resumed talks with a demand for neutrality and a concrete path to an armistice.
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Nam
Red
Joy
U. N
Us-N
United Nations
Matthew 5B
Ridgway
Alks
Adm
C. Turner Dey
Dey
Thunderjets bomb Pyongyang in Korea air raid report
U S Eighth Army reports forty five Thunderjets over Pyongyang bombing antiaircraft positions and a Marine command post near the capital. Fifth Air Force notes 238 combat sorties, large highway traffic, and clashes with MiG-15s as weather limits action.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Pyongyang
Fifth Air Force
U.N
$56 Billion OKd for U S Defenses
The Senate prepared to approve a 56 062 405 890 cash bill to finance the armed forces for fiscal 1952 with a full year's costs and a per person daily burden calculated at about one dollar. A military construction package totaling 5 768 000 000 funds Air Force bases abroad and at home, classified projects, and Navy Marine Corps needs amid calls that the Defense Department labels the program urgently needed. The House considered the measure amid caution about internal political tension and retirement pay reforms.
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Senate
United States
Russia
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Defense Department
House
Appropriations Committee
National Security Council
National Security Resources Board
Office
Secretary of Defense
Rep
van Zandt
R.pa
Man Survives 173-Foot Fall From Church Steeple
EVERSON Pa Aug 10 UP William Mertzeis 23 a steeple jack from Pittsburgh fell 173 feet from the top of a church steeple at St Josephs Catholic church in Everson lost footing about 25 feet from the top and held on to a rope most of the way down rope ran out 40 feet from the ground he is in fair condition
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Everson
William Mertzeis
Pittsburgh
Mertzeis
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Pennsylvania
President Urges Plant Dispersal Plan Push
Jack Gorrie, acting chairman of the National Security Resources Board, outlined a dispersal program after a Seattle study by industry labor and local government. Rep. Martin warned it signals one-man government, while stressing aims to disperse new and expanding industry with local cooperation and limited relocation.
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Jack Gorrie
National Security Resources Board
Seattle
Martin
Congress
Gome
Gorrie
Jail Alibis Man in L A Slayings Continues
The Los Angeles case centers on Fratianno and the Tony mob suspects as superior court delays to build a habeas corpus case. Brancato, a former FBI figure, allegedly extorted Sam Lazes known as The Girl while Lazes sought police help to halt further demands.
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Fratianno
Warren
Thomas J. Cunningham
Ernest Roll
Sam London
Sam
Lazes
Parker
Brancato
Abe Benjamin
Las Vegas
Nevada
Youths of 64 Free Nations Air Reciprocal Problems
In Ithaca New York delegates from 64 free nations gather at Cornell for the World Assembly of Youth first general session. They discuss democratic debate progress and aim to craft a positive program by August 16 to improve living conditions for young people worldwide.
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Free Nations
Ithaca
East Berlin
Cornell University
I Peaceful
World Assembly of Youth
WAY
London
Sund Gay
Firebug Suspect Admits 16 More
The suspect, on two years' probation for a morals charge, earlier convicted of indecent exposure. He demonstrated to officers how he bound clothespins to flip matches nearly 30 feet. He fired matches from a car during an afternoon ride before arrest. He led officers through multiple areas intending to swing back through Compton. He is held on a felony malicious burning charge, punishable by one to ten years.
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Hennegen
Hatcher
Rosemead
Downey
Monterey Park
Whittier
Alhambra
Garvey
Compton
Norwalk
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