Peiping Radio Sets Agenda For Korea Cease Fire Talks
Peiping radio outlined a three point agenda for Korea cease fire talks and accused the allies of stubbornly refusing to discuss withdrawal of all foreign troops. The broadcast said Kaesong sessions adjourned until Wednesday as negotiators pressed for practical arrangements, a fixed 38th parallel border, and troop withdrawal. It noted allied rejection of the third point and hinted at new diplomatic maneuvers.
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China Today
Korea
Kaesong
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Quarantined GIs Return From Far East Arrive at Camp Stoneman
Sixty six rotated Korea veterans were held in a special isolation barracks at Camp Stoneman in Pittsburgh Calif. after a shipboard medical exam found exposure to smallpox aboard the USS Gen. William Weigel. Capt E J Pemeto said 4349 men aboard were examined and those with high temperatures were quarantined while the incubation period tailed.
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Mme Petain Stays by Bedside Amid Uncertain Health
On July 21 in VIDE D YEU France Annie Petain remained at the bedside of her husband Henri Philippe Petain the head of the Vichy government. Doctors expressed doubt he would live until other family members and lawyers arrive tomorrow.
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Hawaii seeks U S aid in ILWU strike
Hawaii Governor Oren E Long urged Interior Secretary Oscar Chapman to obtain immediate help from a top conciliator after labor mediator Ronald B Jamieson resigned. He warned Lanai Island pineapple workers and the sugar industry face crippling strikes that could cost up to 50 million dollars. The governor said the situation may spread to all major Hawaiian industries and waterfronts.
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Patrols Test Massed Reds in Korea Threats
Tokyo July 22 Allied patrols probed northward to gauge Communist forces massed for a possible major offensive. Two enemy probes on the eastern front were repulsed. Eighth Army said a sector near Yordon saw withdrawals under fire. A U W parsal ambush occurred after an eight hour engagement. Rain hindered Fifth Air Force sorties. Navy bombarded the coast route. Communist buildup estimated at 300000 troops with 330000 backing the drive.
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Four Thousand Dollar Omelet Spreads Across Los Angeles
A 72,000 egg omelet burst onto a Los Angeles street when a truck shifted. Eggs spilled for nearly a block, then residents hurried to scoop intact portions into pans, bags, and boxes. Olson Bros Inc said the loss was about 4000 dollars. No one was harmed.
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World Affairs Institute opens in Denver study of freedom
Fifteen years after Franco rose as obscure rightist leader, the World Affairs Institute debuts in Denver to study pathways to freedom. A flood of misery rages as the Kansas River ebbs, with reports on Page B-3.
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World Affairs Institute
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Kansas
Imperial Heat Kills Three
A heat wave across the Southland pushed near record beach crowds while Lifepuarcy rescued fifty thousand bathers. Three deaths tied to heat were reported in Imperial Valley with Delores Ermendez 28 Manuel Vega 34 and Minnie Hancock 78 among the deceased. Lifeguards saved eight of fifty thousand swimmers as temperatures peaked with Needles 122 El Centro 113 and Blythe 115.
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Brush Fire in Hills Overlooking Burbank
A brush fire in the hills overlooking Burbank and the San Fernando Valley sent a column of smoke into the sky. No houses were threatened as six Los Angeles fire companies fought the blaze near Glen Oaks and Chandler.
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Distress signals spark hope in lost airlift plane
A four engine Korean airlift DC-4 vanished with 38 aboard along Alaska panhandle coast. Distress signals heard near Anchorage and Cranbrook gave some hope to searchers as weather hampered the hunt. Most aboard were American military with crew and two Canadian stewardesses.
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Abdullah Sons Vie for Rule Amid Jordan Crisis
Cairo July 21 AP Jordanian King Abdullah’s death sparks a succession dispute between his two eldest sons while Arab Legion assists police in rounding up more than 100 suspected oppositionists in Jerusalem. Crown Prince Tallal rifles for regency. Prince Naif reportedly friendly to Britain and the U.S. as Amman braces for a turbulent state funeral.
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Royal Family Celebrates All Except Stricken King
Britain’s royal family celebrated at Buckingham Palace and Windsor as Princess Margaret recovered from German measles and Princess Elizabeth’s husband returned from see. The King remained at Sandringham on a medical diet while the Queen and Princess Elizabeth attended Ascot and Prince Philip flew home from Malta.
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Flood Crest Ties 107-Year Record at St Louis
The Mississippi leveled off at 40.3 feet in St. Louis, tying the 1947 crest as the river stopped rising. Missouri floodwaters swept westward from Kansas City, raising waterfront damage estimates near four million dollars while city neighborhoods remained largely safe.
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Smallest San Pedro baby dies at four months
Four month old William Roark Lusby, born March 17 and weighing 22 ounces at birth, died in the incubator at San Pedro Community Hospital. He grew to 5 pounds 8 ounces before his death. He was the only child of Mr and Mrs Franke Lusby of 1163 With St.
Stabilizer Plea to Drop Wage-Price Provisions
Economic Stabilizer Eric A Johnston urged Congress to drop four wage-price provisions he said would raise billions in costs for consumers and defense. He pressed a House Senate conference committee meeting to reconcile differing versions and warned the changes could destabilize the economy and threaten national security. He cited higher rents, cost-plus margins, special privilege meat pricing, and a ban on price rollbacks as key risks.
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Truman Boards Yacht for Potomac Cruise
President Truman boarded the Yacht Williamsburg for a weekend Potomac cruise, accompanied by members of his executive staff, this afternoon in Washington.
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Solons Wonder if Generals and Admirals Too Numerous
Washington July 21 more than 100 officers await promotion to general or admiral while Senators review the expanding count. Sen Stennis says the probe is for comparisons not a criticism or inquiry into individual fitness. The tally shows 266 Navy admirals 432 Army generals 307 Air Force generals with Marine top ranks included. Pay scales range from about 10 500 a year for lower generals to 17 000 for five star officers life tenure plus allowances.
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Taft Brands War Useless
Annapolis Md July 21 AP Senator Taft Ohio called the Korean war a useless war that has accomplished nothing toward punishing aggression He cited losses in American casualties and money and said peace negotiations will only delay danger He argued stalemate peace at the 38th Parallel is better than a stalemate war The aggressor can gain if he wins Taft warned of Chinese Communist gains and free of bombardment or blockade Continued on Page A Col 8
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