Daily Communiques on Kaesong Cease-fire Talks
Tokyo dispatch details limited press access to official communiques from Kaesong talks. News coverage will be routed through Seoul and Tokyo with enhanced teletype lines, jet air transport, and Navy facilities for overflow while preserving secrecy due to international importance.
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Three Juvenile Hall Escapees Recaptured in Martinez
Three girls escaped from Contra Costa County's new 800000 juvenile hall after assaulting a woman counselor with a tack hammer. They were recaptured in Martinez last night. The two 14 year olds and the 16 year old were taken into custody. Counselor Mrs Thelma Watson, 50, of Concord, was hospitalized for observation with non serious injuries.
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Senator Aiken calls probe into Pearson radar file charges
Senator Aiken of Vermont urged an investigation into Drew Pearson's claim that 12 top secret Army Signal Corps radar files have disappeared. An Army spokesman said no radar files are reported missing from Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Aiken spoke after Pearson's public hearing testimony.
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Dewey Warns Against Appeasement In Tokyo Speech
Governor Thomas E. Dewey told the America Japan Society in Tokyo that the United States seeks peace through strength and unity of free nations. He warned against appeasement and neutrality as illusion, promising not to use others for aggression and reaffirming resolve to deter Communist expansion. He spoke as a private citizen, not a U.S. representative, and endorsed a peace with strength following a Japanese peace treaty.
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Lease-purchase Bill Becomes Law in California
Sacramento July 6 California counties may use private capital under a lease purchase plan for county buildings. Legislation signed by Governor Warren allows rent payments up to 40 years with ownership transferring to the county, a method already in use by state and cities. Also signed measures place civil defense loyalty screening under the director, authorize small county court staff hires, and require school boards to give six months notice before not reemploying a district superintendent.
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Laborites Propose East-West Settlement
London reports that seventeen Labour MPs led by Sydney Silverman proposed Britain take the lead in promoting an East West settlement and universal recognition of Communist China. The motion urged a Big Four foreign ministers meeting, arms limitation, inflation control, a world development plan, and a surge in food production and trade.
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General Weather Summary Across Regions
Chicago July 6 weather report shows generally fair conditions in most regions with seasonal temperatures. Light showers reported in Missouri Iowa Nebraska the Dakotas northern Montana western Washington and northern Maine. Readings below normal in the northeast and along the Canadian border from Minnesota eastward. Hottest weather in the south far southwest and the Rocky Mountain states with 100 in Pueblo Colorado and 95 in Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Decoy Czech Radio Signal Lured US Jets Off Course
In Wiesbaden on July 6 US Air Force officers reported a decoy radio signal from Prague may have diverted two American jet fighters from Nuremberg to Czechoslovakia last month. Pilots Lt Luther G. Roland and Lt Bjoern Johansen were released on July 4 after four weeks detention following forced landings near Prague on June 3.
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NATO Planes Pleas Awaited
Washington reports debate over how much U S air power to commit to Europe for Western defense as NATO air chiefs discuss balancing tactical air with ground forces. Officials note U S jets to Japan and rising Communist air strength, while estimates show NATO could muster about 2 673 fighters with Britain bearing major jets and Russians holding roughly 19 000 planes.
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Central Valley Project Celebrated With Water Festival Days
Sacramento July 6 Governor Warren proclaimed August 1 through 10 as Central Valley Water Festival Days to honor the completion of CVP features. Festivities span 500 miles from Shasta Dam to Bakersfield as Sacramento River water is sent south for the first time. The project, costing 400 million, promises flood control, power and water for Northern California communities and irrigation for up to a million acres in the San Joaquin Valley. It is hailed as a major state advancement and the longest mass movement of water.
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Berlin Commission Chief Gets New Job
Berlin reports Edward Page Jr director of the U S High Commission for Berlin will move to Washington D C to serve as State Department representative at the Army War College Cecil Lyon will replace him in Berlin Lyon a State Department official formerly in Moscow and Warsaw Page arrived from Rome two years ago and lives in Washington U S
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Autry Takes Second Plane After Crash
Las Vegas New Mexico July 6 Gene Autry walked away from a landing strip plane crash unhurt after one engine failed and the landing gear collapsed Autry went on to Albuquerque and then boarded a TWA flight to Los Angeles
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Christmas Arrives Late for Reading Family Soldier
In Reading Pennsylvania Donald Aukamp, a 22 year old Air Force corporal serving in Korea since 1948, returns home to a Christmas tree and presents left untouched for six months. His parents had vowed to celebrate Christmas when he came home and kept the tree. Donald arrived home last night to find the tree lit and gifts as they were last December.
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