No Coalition With Reds Acceptable, Rhee Says
South Korea’s President Syngman Rhee rejected any coalition with Communists for unification. He warned he would go it alone if the political conference fails within 90 days and dismissed chances of progress at the October peace conference. He opposed Ceylon as site due to proximity to India and British influence.
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Seven Allied Soldiers Die in Korea Cleanup
Seven Allied soldiers killed and 38 wounded since the armistice while clearing mine fields or moving ammunition in Korea. Casualties described as rapid through operations. article notes no clear link to specific real estate or personal items. Authorities provide no further detail on units or dates.
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Reds Brain Washing Recipients of Food in East Germany
Berlin dispatch reports East German police using revised tactics at food centers. Interrogations replace confiscations as travelers from the West trade packages for release, with 80,000 packages distributed as travel and access remain tightly controlled. Ulbricht purges party leaders in Dresden Magdeburg Halle and Chemnitz amid wider accusations of capitulation and treason. East Germany also jails farmers for sabotaging the harvest.
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Business lousy but proprietor glad in Portales
Verner Jones, county jailer, runs a business in Portales New Mexico where activity is slow. He reports no customers in a week and suggests heat or busy residents as reasons, yet remains cheerful about the situation in a town of nearly 10 000 people.
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AFL Policy Vote Calls For Taft Hartley Reform
The California State Federation of Labor adopted a new policy calling for far reaching modifications of the Taft Hartley Act and voted to pursue outright repeal. The 2000 delegates endorsed the idea, marking the federation’s first formal move on the issue raised at a Congressional hearing earlier this year by AFL president George Meany. Roy Brewer called the action realistic, though repeal deemed unlikely at present. A second resolution urged governments to begin public projects to create work when employment dips.
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