Inmates Battle State Troopers At Maryland Reformatory
A riot by 53 women at the Maryland State Reformatory near Jessups led to a four hour standoff. Troopers used clubs and hoses to subdue the crowd, removing 25 inmates to another cottage while others were held at bay. Two attendants escaped unharmed. Six troopers were injured as efforts to enter the cottage met fierce resistance. The scene ended with the facility in ruins and the superintendent citing a continuing disturbance from Monday night.
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Jessups
Maryland State Reformatory
Reformatory
Baltimore
Washington
Martin M.puncke
Vno
Alice Blum
Peead
Maryland
6000 Chinese Troops Hit Allied Lines In Korea
Chinese Communists renewed daylong attacks in western Korea striking two Allied positions. About 6000 men were hurled at Park Chop Hill and Arrowhead Ridge as U S Seventh Division and ROK Second Division troops fought back through mud. Col Randall estimated 80 enemy dead in one isolated area with many more likely nearby. The Red assault began after heavy artillery and mortar barrages, marking a shift to larger troop commitments on both fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonchon
Hal: Randall
Ad‘viser
ROK
Impeachment of Douglas Dies in House
Washington The House Judiciary Committee killed a resolution of impeachment against Supreme Court Justice William Douglas. Wheeler of Georgia introduced the measure after Douglas granted a stay of execution for atom spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. The panel pigeonholed the charge citing lack of a case for removal.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
William
Douglas
Rep
Wheeler
D.-Ga
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
House
Adi
Georgia Corgvtess
Martin Predicts Tax Bill to Get House Unit OK
Speaker Martin after White House talks predicted the House Ways and Means Committee will approve a six month extension of the excess profits tax. He said there are enough votes to send the measure to the House floor, despite prior blockades and committee conflicts involving Chairman Reed.
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Martin
Washington
R.-Mass
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means Committee
GOP
White House
Reed
R-N
Rules Committee
Ways and Means
Rep. Simpson
R.-Pa
President May Send Nixon on Goodwill Tour of Asia
West Berlin reports a brutal crackdown in East Germany as 46 Communist police are said to have been executed by Russian firing squads for disobedience during the June 17 uprising. Refugee accounts confirm the Red Army relied on locals reluctantly, with many police defecting to the rebels. In West Berlin, food shortages push farmers to quotas and promises of aid, while High Commissioner Conant surveys posturing by the four powers and calls to lift the border blockade and restore freedom of movement in Berlin.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Telegraf
Red Army
East Germany
Vopas
Valkspolizei
I Thes
Samah
Morgenpost
James E. Conant
Germany
Fund increase urged for two bureaus in budget bill
President Eisenhower sent a letter to Senator Thye urging the Senate to add 177000 to the Labor and Health, Education and Welfare appropriation bill. The request aims to fund salaries in the Health and Welfare secretariat and the Office of Education, amid House cuts and Senate committee concurrence.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. Thye
Minn
Senate
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Thye
Ovets Culp Hobby
Health and Welfare Department
Office of Education
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hobbs
Hart
Jet plane crashes into Des Moines home
An F-20 jet crashed into a house near the Des Moines Municipal Airport shortly after noon today. The pilot was rushed to hospital and Marguerite Wilson, a resident of the house, was treated for shock as the blaze set the dwelling alight.
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DES Modes
Des Moines
Marguerite Wilson
Weather forecast night and morning low clouds and fog
Night and morning will feature low clouds or fog with improving conditions. Wednesday afternoon turns generally sunny as high pressure builds and temperatures rise modestly.
Reds Call Truce Meet for Tonight
Communist liaison officers will meet at noon Lebg Beach time to discuss a possible armistice proposal with the full armistice delegations. South Korean officials say U.S. must present a new plan acceptable to President Rhee or efforts to win him over will fail. Robertson and Rhee remain deadlocked over resumption of fighting if political talks stall, with no meeting scheduled today.
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Rhee
U. S
Keesong
Mark Clark
Far East
Eisenhower
Walter S. Robertson
Rhee-Robertson
U.S
Korea
Robertson
Robber Tries Cash Juxtaposition at Sav-Mor Drug Store
A man phoned clerk Edward F. Millwood at Sav-Mor Drug Store in Richmond California claiming he needed cash and robbed the store, stating money was under a car in back. The incident left unclear details and police involvement noted in local reporting.
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Richmond
Calif
Edward EF. Millwood
Mit
Apa Paper
Czech Reds Ease Rule Over Riotous Masses
Vienna dispatch reports Soviet style leniency spreading to Czechoslovakia as Prague abolishes an absentee labor decree. The Czech Trade Union Federation calls the measure unnecessary and vows workers will stay at jobs. Observers see step as first in a series of concessions amid hunger fears and unrest across East Europe, including reports of food shortages and depots stormed in Hungary and Romania.
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Vienna
Austria
East Europe
Czechoslovakia
Prague Radio
Red
Viena
Europe
Hungary
Romania
Kremlin
Poland
Bulgaria
Classifieds and Page References From Bele Boyle
A brief listing shows where to find sections such as Beach Combing, Bilgen Page, Classifieds, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, and Radio and TV. It notes page designations like A-1 A-10 B-7 B-2 B-3 and AB series for various content areas.
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Bele Boyle
Bilgen
Nixon to tour Asia as U S goodwill envoy
President Eisenhower considers sending Vice President Nixon on a post adjournment trip to Asia as a personal representative and potential talks facilitator with Rhee of South Korea. State Department outlines an itinerary through Non-Communist Far East nations, possibly extending to a world tour.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Asia
Congress
State Department
Far East
State Cullea
Harold Siassen
Near East
U. S
Syreman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
Dulles
Phee
Southland Forest Fire Controlled in Angeles National Forest
A five day, 31 760 acre fire in Angeles National Forest nears containment as crews enter mop up. Officials say a small easterly line remains and patrols will continue near Pleas ant View Ridge, with firefighters released except for a few assigned to the Big Rock area. The blaze bounds the San Gabriel Mountains along Angeles Crest Highway, Holcomb Creek, and desert foothills.
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Los Angeles
Angeles National Forest
Pleasant View Ridge
Big Rock
San Gabriel Mountains
Angeles Crest Highway
Mojave Desert
Angeles Forest
Holcomb Creek
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Bedleaf Island
New York
Christiana Martel
France
Ayten Akyol
Turkey
Dote Ha Xerou
Greece
Rita Stazi
Italy
Associated Press
Allied
By Robert Gibson
Reds
Ald
Tke
Trip
Stassen
By Jack Bell
Southland
Vero Peredda
Caga
Cagliari
Rizoni
Piradda
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