Rhee Eases Against Truce Stand as Talks Progress
Seoul report says President Rhee softens opposition to truce terms and eyes renewed talks with envoy Walter Robertson. Informants say negotiations have improved while Rhee calls for worldwide prayer for peace on Independence Day and warns against communism.
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America
Vatican official dies head of guards for decades
Prince Francesco Chigi Della Rovere, 72, commander of the Vatican's noble guards, died Thursday night after 3 long films. He had led the guards since 1939.
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Francesco Chigi Della Rovere
Everest Team Triumph Prompts London Reception
An account of the Everest ascent features Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay recounting their perilous climb. Hillary describes a near fall as ice gave way while leading down the ice wall and Norgay pulling him up with the rope. They discuss the challenge of Everest and the problem solving needed to reach the summit.
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G.ensz
London
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Hunt
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Everest
John Hunt
India
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Ave
Lysenko theory tied to Stalin stirs Cold War debate
The article discusses Lysenko’s acquired traits theory and Stalin’s alleged direct edits, noting Western ridicule and Soviet political use. It recalls Pravda publishing the eulogy, accusations of party influence, and the purge of dissenting scientists, with broader tensions over genetics.
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Washington
Théman
Joseph Stalin
T. D. Lysenko
Pravda
Lysenko
Community Party
Science Magazine
Ivan D. London
Brooklyn College
Stalin
Lenin All-Union Academy of Agricultural
Profits Tax Dies Revival Move Delayed Until July
The excess profits tax is effectively dead and revival efforts are paused until after Congress returns from the Independence Day holiday. The next move, under current plans, will be considered Wednesday when the House Ways and Means Committee meets.
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Congress
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Glass Jar Scion Ordered to Move From His House
Court heard Kerr repeatedly harassed and struck her, followed from room to room, with drinking and threats. Judge Farrell advised finding an apartment and the Republican Committee warned he must relocate to leave the district.
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Republican Committee
Mine Pension Funds Taxable Under IRS Ruling
The Bureau of Internal Revenue ruled that the United Mine Workers must pay taxes on the income of its 90 million welfare fund and that retired miners face taxes on their pensions. About 60,000 pensioners could owe back taxes to 1948, with individual pensions around 100 dollars monthly. The fund, funded by a 40 cent per ton royalty on coal, has paid out over 800 million dollars and reported close to 769 thousand dollars in investment income last year. Retroactivity questions arose for pensions already considered exempt.
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