Food Shortage Fans Flame of German Revolt
East Germany faces renewed hunger and protests as potato rationing returns after failed shipments from Russia and satellites. The regime accuses subversives, arrests rise, and public anger grows over food shortages and Western aid programs amid Moscow efforts.
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Russia
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Nacht-Depesche
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Wilhelm Zaisser
DDE Ees
Man
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U. S
James
B. Courant
Churchill Leaves Home For First Time In Month
Prime Minister Churchill left his country home today for the first time since orders to rest nearly a month ago. He traveled to Chequers about 60 miles away, signaling a possible step toward resuming duties at the official prime ministerial residence.
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Westestam
England
Churchill
Chequers
Jamboree City Scouting Exodus Ends With Huge Toll
By BOB SWANSON the 1st of 400 chartered busses pulled out at daybreak as 21,553 Scouts began the return from the Third National Jamboree. More than 10,000 tents came down on Irvine Ranch as the mass gathering closed with the Cavalcade of Scouting and a 240‑flag parade. Delegations from 18 nations joined 50,000 in a final sing‑along as 22 trains and three regular trains carried Scouts home.
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Carp
Southern California
Irvine Ranch
Arthur A. Schuck
Lubbock
Texas
Skunked Ohio Scouts Banished After Skunk Incident
Two Ohio scouts, Dave Ottney of Fremont and Phil Martins of Gibsonburg, were banished on the closing day of the Samboree after they delivered a missing pet skunk to their section headquarters. The skunk sprayed both boys instantly.
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Jtamborele City
Ohio
Dave Ottney
Freemont
Phil Martins
Gibsonbury
Polio Strikes Jamboree Boy in Iron Lung
A 14-year-old Tennessee Boy Scout, A. V. Edmonds, lies in an iron lung at Corona Naval Hospital with bulbar polio. His illness marks the third polio case among Jamboree Scouts, with others in Orange County and Los Angeles area hospitals. Gamma globulin given to 39 troop members. Edmonds first to require the iron lung.
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Tennessee
Corona Naval Hospital
A. V. Edmonds
California
New Mexico
Orange County General Hospital
Temple City
San Gabriel
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Young Edmonds
Edmperds
May Fix Hour of Cease-Fire in Korea Today
Seoul and Washington reports say the Korean truce may be signed Sunday or Monday as Gen. Clark receives final authorization. Rhee condemns the armistice and threatens to disrupt the process, while Panmunjom liaison officers meet to set a possible date and a full session may approve it today.
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Washington
Mark W. Clark
Eisenhower
United Nations
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Panmunjom
Rhee
Reds Capture A N Hill and Attack Two More Outposts
In Korea near Panmunjom in fierce night combat, Chinese Reds seized Outpost Esther with a 750 man battalion and struck two nearby outposts. Allied fire halted the assault but fighting raged for hours as rockets and heavy artillery redoubled the pressure. Additional clashes occurred on four hills near Kumhwa with mixed outcomes for UN forces.
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Panmunjom
Forrest Edwards
Esther
Reptoraes
Outpost Esther
William H. Bates
Portland
Maine
John Randolph
Central Front
Kumhwa
U. N
France Weeps as U S Honors Dead Soldier
In New York a German fiancée, Rosemarie Weiser, receives the posthumous Silver Star for Sgt Raymond J. Taylor Jr. who died in Korea near Songnae-Dong at age 20. Governor's Island ceremony honored the hero as his parents welcome the young woman into their home and lives.
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Korea
Rosemarie Weiser
Berlin
Eaymond S. Taylor
Raymond Jr
Governor's Island
Withers A. Burress
Taylor
Songnae-Dong
Miss Weiser
North Korea Boss Purges Pro-Soviets
Tokyo report says Marshal Kim Ti Sung ousted his chief rival and replaces pro-Russian Koreans with Korean Reds who favor Communist China. Conflicting notes claim Kim may have been purged, with South Korean intelligence insisting he remains in control amid a possible China Moscow split.
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Red
North Korea
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Mao Tze- Tung
Moscow
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Red China
Mao
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Hu Ka Week
Lavrenty Beria
Beria
Eisenhower Brother Attacks McCarthy Over U S Harm
LAS VEGAS UP Arthur Eisenhower brother of the President denounces Senator McCarthy for harming U S prestige at home and abroad. He cites book burning and McCarthy investigations, says critics have no right to defend themselves and distance from the President. McCarthy says he knew nothing of the quotes and regards Arthur as a private citizen.
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Arthur Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
R.-Wis
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Trans World Airlines Board of Directors
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Europe
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the Sun
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Washington
Dad to Die for Killing Girl Who Repulsed Him
In Woodland California a 52 year old father of three was sentenced to death for shooting Phoebe Ann Bair in her home on June 11. He said he was infatuated with her and believed she repulsed him.
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Woodland
Calif
Henry Decaillet
Phoebe Ann Bair
Kidnap and Robbery Report Near El Rio Ventura
Ventura County sheriff reports a man and two suspects abducted a woman from a Port Hueneme dance. The woman Mrs Dovey Richards 37 was left nude at Conejo Pass and later taken to Van Nuys. The victim and driver Norman Woodring of Saticoy were assaulted. Keiths and wallet with about 20 dollars were stolen.
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la Crescenta
el Rio
Ventura County Sheriff's Office
Dovey. Richards
Conejo Pass
van Nuys
John Chamberlain
Woodring
World Page 2 News Sections Listed
A fragmented listing shows where to find newspaper sections by page names and labels such as Beach Lombing on Page B-1 and Boyle-Pags A Bridge on Page a i, with Comics on Page oe and Editorial on Page. It notes Financial on Page 8-3, Obituaries on Page B-2, Radio and TV on Page A-6b, Shipping Table on Page B-, Sports on Pages 13 and 14, Tre on Page A-9, and Tides and Temperatures on Page B-6, plus Womages on B4.
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Your
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny With Clouds Amid Slight Temps
A brief forecast notes mostly sunny skies through Saturday with some clouds. Nights remain cool into the late hours, and a small daytime temperature change is expected with a high near the season.
Escape From Metropolitan State Hospital Three Insane Patients
Three patients described as dangerous sex psychopaths and a thief with a long record escaped from Metropolitan State Hospital Norwalk by breaking a ward lock and using torn bedding as a rope. They climbed a high fence and fled on foot. A regional dragnet found no trace. one man is Larry Eugene Nolan, others Charles Graves and Willie Green.
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Norwalk
Southland
Larry Eugene Nolan
San Pedro
California Youth Authority
Charles Virgil Graves
Bellflower
Willie Green
Transit walkout shuts Key System across 11 Bay Area cities
A midnight strike by 1500 Key System carmen and maintenance workers shut the Key System transit lines in 11 cities around San Francisco Bay. About 27,000 commuters lost service across the Bay Bridge, with police bracing for overflow traffic and diversions to alternative transport.
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