Replies Due Today on U N Troops Plea
U N Secretary-general Trygve Lie urged 50 of 53 nonopposing governments to provide ground forces for Korea. Britain France and others considered sending divisions while Australia Canada New Zealand and other Pacific nations held manpower. Philippines Argentina and Brazil were noted for possible reserves as regional support discussed.
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Sponse
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Farhare
Britain
Jast
Malaya
France
Sake
India
China
Indonesia
Holland
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Pacific
Korea
Argentina
Brazil
South America
Southern California
L. Station
A. Lj Statler
Long Beach
Centro
Ani
Riverside
Bilgen Bernaniing
Fysien Harbor
Sincera
Wilaon
Ge Bar Gabrier
Bishop
San Eoese
Blythe Aster
Seria
Barbara
Oceanside
Tijuanta Morice
Palmanale
Liler
L. Pre
L. Pr. da Lai
Galveston
Portland
Imuergue
Amant
Jackson
Buffalo
Ban Antonio
Cheyenne
Little Hock
Ado
Minneapolie
Denver
Cleveland
Des Moines
New
Oriesns
Wiehica
Winatown
Kahome City
Philadelphis
Army and Air Force Chiefs Report on Korea Aid Plans
Army and Air Force chiefs left Washington to learn on the spot how the Defense Department can support Gen. Douglas MacArthur in Korea. They will report to Secretary Johnson and President Truman with recommendations on mobilizing National Guard and Organized Reserve units. The White House lines up a larger military program and possible big funding, while Congress members flag potential new appropriations and guard mobilizations. The administration plans full announcements to Congress and the nation, and vows to pursue a prolonged conflict with readiness for manpower and matériel.
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Washington
Defense Department
Armed Services
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Collins
Vandenberg
Johnson
Mr. Truman
Pentagon
White House
Congress
Sen
Robertson
D.-Va
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Dtexas
Administration
National Guard
Truman
U. S
Europe
Asia
United States
MacArthur
Haman
Army Press Boss in Orient Bars Two Reporters
Tokyo July 15 United Press Peter Kalischer and Associated Press Tom Lambert barred from returning to the Korean front by Col. M. P. Echols press relations officer. Kalischer’s dispatches on reverses angered the Army while Lambert’s reports were deemed to give aid to the enemy. Both agencies dispute the restrictions and seek clarification from headquarters.
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Tokyo
Peter Kauscher
United Press
Tom Lambert
Associated Press
Supreme Headquarters
Iran
M. P. Echols
Echols
Kalischer
United States
Kores
Earnest Hoberecht
U. P
Japan
A. P. Case
Lambert
Korea
A. P
Echolz
Kaulscher
Lnes
Pyongyang
New York
United Press World
Col. Echols
Kelischer
Chinese Colonel Executed as Spy
TAIPEI Formosa July 15. UP Wang Hsieh Tao onetime colonel in the Chinese Nationalist army was executed today as a Communist spy. No details of his operations were disclosed.
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Taipei
Formosa
Wang Hsieh-Tao
Negroes to Tell Europe United States Best Nation
Four Negro students from the south plan a six week tour of Western Europe to argue that democracy serves Black Americans best. Leader King, 29, says the trip is a crusade against Communist propaganda and will counter beliefs that all American Negroes are slaves. The group, including David De Barry, Robert Williams, and William Black, sails aboard a Royal Dutch plane to visit Netherlands Germany France and Switzerland.
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South Carolina State College
Wiliam Black
Los’ ‘Angeles
U.cl. A
Europe
America
Royal Dutch Airlines
Netherlands
Germany
France
Switzer
Yankees Forced Back as Reds Cross Over Rum
American and South Korean forces faced intensified Communist pressure near Chongju and Taejon as Reds attacked with large formations. Air strikes knocked out tanks, while field reports noted encirclements north of Kum River and renewed bombardment of Wonsan and Chungju.
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Yankees
Reds
Moore
Chongju
Samgyo
MacArthur
United Nations
Kum River
Yesan
Taejon
Red Fifth
15Th
Tanyang
Pusan
Chochiwon- Chongju
Kum
Seoul
Far East Air Forces
Kimpo
Chungju
Wonsan
Admiral Kiland Leads Amphibious Force in Pacific Fleet
SAN DIEGO July 15 Rear Adm. L N Kiland assistant chief of naval operations for logistics named commander of the amphibious force of the U S Pacific Fleet to succeed the late Rear Adm. Peter K Fischler Fischler died yesterday at the Naval Hospital here after a six week illness
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San Diego
L N. Kiland
Naval Operations
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Peter K. Fischler
Fischler
Naval Hospital
Woman 78 Injured in Fall From Bed
Minnie C. Wendt, 78, of 2221 Elm Ave, suffered a possible fractured hip after slipping from a bed yesterday. She was taken to Seaside Hospital for treatment according to police.
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Minnie C. Wendt
Elm Ave
Aur
Censorship of War News Urged as Essential to Saving Lives
In a wartime debate, Senator Lucas urged voluntary but full censorship of troop movements at home and abroad, proposing presidential authority to enforce military censorship on front line developments. Adm. Sherman echoed the push for secrecy amid Korea. House action sought detaining deported aliens and registering Communist party members as security concerns rise on Capitol Hill.
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Vatashington
Congress
Lucas
Ilinois
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
Capitol Hill
Eastland
Mississippi
May
Bank of South Carolina
House
Forrest Sherman
Naval Operations
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Far Pacific
MacArthur
Korea
Hagen
R.minn
Four Aussie Fliers Balk River Crossing
TOKYO July 15. AG Headquarters said four Australian fighter planes stopped a North Korean river crossing by attacking a Kum River flotilla. Mustangs dove on norther troops in barges, machine guns bursting, and river water stained red. They also struck Red road transport and several bridges.
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Tokyo
Kum River
iQuints 7 Years Old Speak Five Languages
Argentina’s Diligenti quintuplets celebrate their seventh birthday today and speak five languages Spanish English French German and Italian. The siblings are the children of Franco Diligenti a wealthy textile manufacturer who has refused public exhibitions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Diligenti Quintuplets
Franco Diligenh
Tides and Temperatures for Sunday July 16
Forecast covers sunrise sunset moon events and tides with high and low points. Includes water temperature and surf condition noted as calm as provided by Long Beach Lifeguards and the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Radioman Lewis Denies Advising Hitler in 1940
Senate documents shown by Senator Humphrey raise claims that Fulton Lewis Jr. advised Hitler on ending the war with Britain and Germany. Lewis denies the charge and cites public letters and a photo-exchange with Drew Pearson and Kurt Sell to support his position.
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Washington
Senate
Fulton Lewis Jr
Hitler
Britain
Germany
Lewis
Sen
Humphrey
D.-Minn
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
England
Drew Pearson
Kurt Sell
Sell
Tauchnitz
Havana
Cuba
Judge Carl Stutsman Dies at 79 in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES July 15 UP Superior Judge Carl A Stutsman died last night from a heart ailment at 79. On the Superior Bench since 1931, he had lived in the city since 1905. Survived by widow Gert, daughter and son Attorney Carl Stutsman Jr.
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Los Angeles
Carl A. Stutsman
Stutsman
Gert
Carl
Stutsman Jr
Bones May Be Those of Lost Redlands Boy
Sheriff's deputies investigate a skeleton found in the San Lorenzo River near Brookdale as possibly 16 year old Lewis Cole who disappeared in May after wandering from a Ben Lomond private school He is the son of Frank R Cole of Redlands.
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Santa Cruz
San Lorenzo River
Brookdale
Lewis Cole
Bud Hendrick
Young Cole
Ben Lomond
Frank R. Cole
Redlands
Pattern of Behavior Alcoholism Guide for Drinks Affected
A promotional blurb details a book on alcoholism warning signs and recovery. It describes a man’s descent into alcoholism and a path back, claiming backing by professionals. It offers mail order and bookstore availability with a Pasadena address and other selling points.
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Wilkiner, Usher
Dept. D
Pasadena
California
Beffame Book Dept
Long Beach
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