Red China blames Rhee on armistice delays
Report describes Communist radio blasts against South Korea and Prime Minister Rhee over armistice terms. It notes India may guard POWs, South Korean leaders threaten bloodshed if troops land, and Pyun Yung Tai dodges confirmation. East German credits for consumer goods and Soviet aid also appear amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Pyun Yung Tai
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Red China
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India
Moscow
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Telegraf
Nacht Despesche
Niesky
Neisse
Poland
Warsaw
Krakow
Poand
Jail American in Filipino Dollar Racket
An American and three others were arrested in a dollars-for-foreign-exchange smuggling scheme centered on Clark Field and Angeles City. Allen Morris McCann of Daytona Beach headed the operation with Olivia Vargas Braden and two Chinese associates. They bought U S postal money orders at Clark Air Base, mailed them to the United States or Hong Kong, and faced charges of licensing violations. The weekly value moved from about 450000 to 50000 due to screening and joint U S Philippine action.
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Manila
Allen Morris McCann
Daytona
Fla
Ace Hi
Angeles
Clark Air Force Base
Luzon
Olivia Vargas Braden
Clark Field
Francisco Tan
Felino Ko
Hong Kong
Philippines
Production and dollar value rise reported
Washington reports stronger industrial output and higher consumer buying power in six months to mid 1953. Major durable goods output jumped about 40 percent from a year earlier while wage and salary income rose roughly 8 percent at an annual rate, boosting real purchasing power and demand by 6 to 7 percent.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Office of Business Economics
Legion Official to Check Program in Europe Trip
National commander Lewis K. Gough said President Eisenhower asked him to study U S efforts in Europe and report on the program in Germany France Italy and England. He plans to depart August 2 and return August 24 and urged Senate support to fund trained propagandists led by a cabinet official to direct the effort.
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ST. Louis
Lewis K. Gough
American Legion
Eisenhower
Europe
U.S
Gough
Germany
France
Italy
England
Senate
Auto Crash Kills Ice Follies Skater Brenda Watson
Miss Brenda Watson a 21 year old Ice Follies chorus skater died at San Francisco Hospital from injuries after an automobile accident Monday She did not regain consciousness doctors said The Toronto native daughter of Mr and Mrs P W Watson was with the revue since 1951 and was riding as a passenger when the car missed a curve and struck a utility pole.
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San Francisco
Brenda Watson
Edmund Lowe Relapses in Hospital Care
Los Angeles hospital bulletin reports actor Edmund Loewe aged 61 in critical condition after a relapse from virus pneumonia. Doctors say heart ailment and a pulmonary embolism complicate his illness. he remains under care at Temple Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Edmund Loewe
Lowe
Temple Hospital
Eisenhower to Hold News Conference Wednesday
Washington report notes President Eisenhower will convene a news conference on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. The event will be held in Washington as officials prepare remarks and media questions.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
NATO Frame Lets US Ships Visit Turkey, Dulles Says
Dulles described proposed American warship visits to Turkey as normal within the NATO framework. Moscow noted forthcoming American and British naval visits to the Dardanelles, stating multiple warships will enter Istanbul and describing the movements as a military demonstration.
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Turkey
Sir Ping
NATO
Dulles
Moscow
Dardanelles
Istanbul
Black Sea Straits
Guided Missile Plant Burglarized in Culver City
A weeklong burglary at Vidtomac Engineering Co Inc defense plant was disclosed Monday. Filing cases desks were torn open and contents strewn about the floor. Owner Gordon E Mac Caul said many intricate calibrated tools were destroyed and damage would run into thousands of dollars. Burglars entered by drilling two holes through a two inch door.
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Culver City
Gordon E. MacCaul
Vidtomac Engineering Co., Inc
Scientists Fail to Find Volcano Near Baja California
Scientists aboard the Horizon dispatched by Scripps Institute of Oceanography searched San Cristobal Bay Baja California 360 miles south of San Diego but found no evidence of a volcano after two area sweeps. Discolored water was noted as the only unusual phenomenon, possibly caused by nonvolcanic factors.
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San Diego
San Cristobal Bay
Baja California
Horizon
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
la Jolla
100th Pint of Blood Donated by Fireman
Oklahoma City report notes Tinker Air Force Base fireman Charles Happy Jones has donated his 100th pint of blood. The item recalls his first donation in 1937 and mentions his weight at the time, with details cut off in the fragment.
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Oklahoma City
Charles
Happy) Jones
Tinker Air Force Base
Jones P
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