General Warns Talk May Bring No Peace
A dispatch from Pyongyang details U N and Red negotiators arriving at Munsan near Kaesong for armistice talks. Ridgway and envoys travel from Tokyo to Seoul, with planned sessions starting about 10 a.m. Tuesday. The camp, near the old capital Kaesong, hosts tents for negotiators as frontline troops hold fire.
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Korea Central Telegraph Agency
Pyongyang
Ridgway
Seoul
Tokyo
Munsan
Aesong
Long Beach
C. Turner Joy
Joy
U. S
L. C. Craigie
U. S. Air Force
Henry T. Hodes
U.S Elphth Army
Arleigh A
Burke
U. S. Navy
Park Sun Yup
Republic of Korea
Craigie
Seot
Park
ROK First Army Corps
Hades
U. N
James A. van Fleet
U. S Eighth Army
van Fleet
Eighth Army
RED
Peiping
Kaesong
Hsieh Fang
Tung Hua
Nam Ti
Western Nations End State of War Continues War Notes
President Truman seeks to end the state of war with Germany with letters to Senate leaders. He accuses Soviet Russia of blocking a democratic Germany and aims for a unified Germany under increasing control by its people. The piece also reports on Kinney describing Kaesong as under Red control and Allied envoys meeting with Red officers amid a show of supplies.
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Korea
Chang
Kinney
U. N Maison Group
Chai
Kim
J. G. Murray
U. S. Marine Corps
Seo Young Lee
Germany
Pia
Senate Land House
Barkley
Rayburn
Russia
Truman
Soviet Russia
Highth Army
Neaman's
Midwest winds claim six lives and flood homes
A Midwest storm system caused Five Mile Creek to flood its banks and inundate many houses. Winds disrupted communications and sparked four minor fires in Emporia. Heavy rain and hail drenched areas northwest of Kane City as the Missouri River fell after cresting at Lexington, with further crest expected downstream. Illinois reported six inches of rain in Sterling and power and telephone outages in Lake County amid widespread showers from Iowa to Ohio.
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Lexington
Illinois
Sterling
Ilinois
Lake County
Iowa
Ohio
Montana
Kansas
Desire to Help Germany Shown by Truman Policy
The excerpt notes Mr. Truman’s belief that ending the state of war would show the German people the United States’ willingness to help reintegrate Germany into the free world. It frames this as a step toward eventual restoration of German independence within a postwar order.
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Soviet Empire
Truman
Free World
Shrimpers Strike on Gulf Coast in Mississippi
PASCAGOULA Miss July 9 Gov Fielding Wright planned to fly here to intervene in a shrimpers dispute that began with a near riot Six men were involved in the clash and authorities reported tensions escalating near the coast shrimp industry scene days after the confrontation emerged.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Fielding Wright
Thief Steals Pool Light In Van Nuys Incident
In Van Nuys on July 9 a burglar stole a light from the bottom of Dr. Sidney G. Milford's full swimming pool. Police were alerted and the unusual theft was reported by the doctor who noted the pool remained filled with water.
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van Nuys
Sidney G. Milford
Coast Fisheries Compact Commission clash shocks Mississippi coast
A dispute over shrimp prices and fishing grounds led to violence on the Mississippi coast. A commissioner was threatened with death as thousands of people faced escalating tensions amid the Gulf Shrimpers and Oystermen’s As- Coast Fisheries Compact.
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As- Coast Fisheries Compact Commissociation
AFC
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
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Florence Ave
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