Truce talks feature 38th parallel demand and World view
Nam I rejects U N adjustments while insisting on a line north of the 38th Parallel as the demarcation amid ongoing Kaesong meetings. Peiping Radio and Allied delegates clash over the buffer zone and the fighting line, with Adm Joy accusing Reds of political maneuvering. The 38th Parallel remains a disputed, defensible border question.
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North
South Korea
North Korea
Day
Reds
U.N
Nam I
Peiping
38Th Parallel
Chinese Red Radio
United Nations
Kaesong
U. N
Batttleline
I. N
Nam II
Adm
Joy
Huge Price Roof Leak Probes Hit Major Firms
U S Price Enforcement Director Ed ward P Morgan said 50 major price violation cases are under investigation that could return up to 10 million dollars to government and consumers. Rep Curtis accused the administration of failing to hold price lines and warned of planned strict enforcement under the new law to combat inflation.
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Washington
Edward P. Morgan
Rep
Curtis
R.-Ma
Morgan
Price Agency
U. S. Treasury
Truman
Speedy F-89 Scorpions boost U S coast defense plans
Hawthorne reports new 600 mph F-89 Scorpions roll off Northrop lines with night radar eyes and six 20 mm cannons. First Scorpions in service at Hamilton Field, California. Air Force aims all weather defense, radar operator relays target data for guided attack. In separate note, Sen Cain urges Truman to demand release of AP correspondent William Oatis from Czechoslovak authorities as diplomatic pressure heats up.
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Hawthorne
Northrop
Hamilton Field
San Francisco
Air Force
Thomas K. Finletter
Air Defense Command
Washington
Sen
Cain
R.wash
Truman
Associated Press
William Oatis
Vladimir Pro[suse
White House
Oati
O’conor D. Ma
Tom
O’conor
Parade
Oatis
O'Conor
Qatis
U.S
Police Scan Roads for Scanty Hiker
Daly City and neighboring areas joined highway patrolmen and deputies in a diligent search today for a girl hiker described as scantily dressed aside from practical walking shoes. The report notes the curious contrast between her sensible footwear and minimal other attire.
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Daly City
Aug. N
San Francisco
San Bruno
Envoy to Spain Told Death Plot
SAN SEBASTIAN Spain Aug 11 The Spanish government warned US Ambassador Stanton Griffis that Franco elements are plotting his assassination. Griffis carried a 38 calibre automatic when he visited the beach today in the summer capital. Four plainclothesmen were assigned to guard the ambassador at all times.
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San Sebastian
Spain
United States
Stanton Griffis
Griffis
Sixth Arrested in Gang Killings in Hollywood
Hollywood police arrested Salvatore Piscopo, 57, on conspiracy to commit murder as part of a week long gangland killing case. They sought two more suspects, Charles Battaglila and Angelo Felizzi, described associates of Jimmy Fratlanno, with five others already jailed.
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Hollywood
Kansas City
Tony Trombine
Tony Brancato
Salvatore
Dago Louie
North Hollywood
Angelo Felizzi
Glendale
Jimmy
the Weasel) Fratlanno
Cabbie Slain After Bronx Bar Altercation
In New York a cab driver, Hyman Kabinoff, 29, was killed in a Bronx bar fight after defending his fiancée, Diana Lee, 23. Two hoodlums slapped her face. Kabinoff died from a skull fracture as the assailants fled. The woman said she sang to earn money for their wedding.
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New York
Aug. I
Bronx
Diana Lee
Hyman Kabinoff
Searchers Find Boy Crushed Under Sand
In Lansing Michigan on August 11 the crumpled body of Douglas Davis was found deep under a sand pile after a 28 hour search at a gravel pit. He had been buried Friday when a cave in trapped him while tunneling with two companions. The body lay at the bottom of a mound tossed aside by more than 100 volunteers.
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Lansing
Mich
Douglas Davis
Here
Train Crash Death Toll Rises to 11 at Simmesport
SIMMESPORT La Aug 11 The head on collision of a Marine Corps troop train and a passenger streamliner raised the death toll to 11 with eight identified earlier. Rescue crews recovered three more bodies including a marine. five initially reported were later corrected. Police blamed the Kan sas City Southern Railway crew for the tragedy as salvage work continued and Marines from Camp LeJeune resumed their journey to San Diego.
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Simmesport
Marine Corps
Col. E. P. Ray
Kansas City Southern Railway
J. C. Robert
Cpl
Chester Louis Lipa
Detroit
Lipa
Marine Headquarters
Washington, D.C
Baton Rouge
Camp LeJeune
N. Y
San Diego
KCS
Batic Refugees Face Deportation
Baltic refugees who crossed the Atlantic seeking sanctuary in the United States may be deported. The National Lutheran Council said Immigration Service notified 84 Estonians of deportation plans and that most may be sent back to Sweden. The move follows a delay in private bills to grant permanent residence.
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New York
Atlantic
United States
National Lutheran Council
Immigration Service
Sweden
Norfolk
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gracious Deed Turns to Dust in Cafe Trick
Irene D. Messina, 60, was approached by a man with bushy hair offering to sell her a bag of coffee. After promising money for the sale, she paid 40 cents and found the sack contained sawdust when indoors at 422 E Eighth St. The incident was reported to police.
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Irene D. Messina
E. Eighth St
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