Liner Washington to retire after Sept voyage
NEW YORK will wind up its North Atlantic career this fall. The United States Lines operating under charter says it will have no further use for the Washington after its September 29 voyage from New York to British and European ports. Early days saw the ship run luxury sailings between New York Cobh Southampton and Havre.
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Swedes and Danes accuse Russia over Baltic waters
Sweden and Denmark jointly accuse Russia of extending territorial waters to 12 miles in the Baltic Sea and threaten to seek an ICJ ruling. The note, issued by the Swedish foreign office, invites the Soviet government to bring the dispute before the Hague court.
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New Move Beguns to Reduce Armed Forces Chair Corps
Washington July 28 The Senate preparedness subcommittee announced a plan to cut the chair corps by reducing personnel assigned as instructors clerks drivers and operators Across 20 advanced training centers investigators will assess use of staff The aim is to free enough administrative personnel to form two to three extra combat divisions without increasing overall manpower
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Coca Cola mocked by Radio Moscow as harmful drink
In a Washington broadcast, Radio Moscow dismissed Coca Cola as poisonous and like a mix of lemonade and turpentine. It said the beverage harms local markets, displacing wines, and accused the U S embassy in Paris of pressuring France with a 350 million franc offer to influence aid.
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Allies May Give in on Cease-Fire Line Talks Progress
The Kaesong talks extended beyond noon for a first time as the session opened at 11 4 pm and recessed after two hours 27 minutes. Communist proposals called for a demilitarized zone 10 kilometers either side of the 38th parallel while Vice Admiral Joy warned of stalemate and prepared further statements as Nam II and a North Korean aide exchanged positions.
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Homecoming Vessels Bring 2806 Korea Veterans Home
San Francisco dispatch reports 2806 Korea veterans slated to sail into the Bay area next week aboard two ships. Sgt Howard H Woodford will dock at Fort Mason with 1410 Army men aboard at 3 am Monday. USS Montrail will dock at Treasure Island Tuesday with 1330 Marines and 122 Navy hospital corpsmen.
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Mediator to Fly Back to Kashmir Mission
UN Mediator Frank Graham will return to Kashmir for another on the spot survey amid India Pakistan tension. He expressed cautious optimism and declined further comment on the volatile dispute as both sides accuse each other of troop moves.
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Response Triples Benefit Cast Goal Response Triples
SAN FRANCISCO July 28 A television radio appeal to raise 45000 for the local cerebal palsy fund snowballed tonight into a 158,577.22 bonanza within 24 hours after the drive started The campaign opened at 9 p m last night as a scheduled 12 hour program over KGO and KGO TV American Broadcasting Company outlet The overwhelming flood of donations and talent for the show prompted Masters of Ceremony Jack Webb and Lee Giroux to stay on the air as long as money rolled in.
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Pioneer State Family Member Edith Latham Dies
Edith Latham, 85, a member of a prominent California pioneer family, died at her Oakland home after several months of illness. She helped found the Latham Foundation for Humane Education with her brother Milton and was the niece of Milton Latham, California governor in 1860 and U S Senator from 1860 to 1863.
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Warren Sees Races Noncommittal on Own Plans
Gov Earl Warren spent a day at the Sonoma County Fair with his family and dodged questions about presidential ambitions. He said if sensational news occurs at the track the horses will have to make it, adding he plans to sit on the sidelines and watch.
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Mobilizer Pleads for Great Output in Korea War
President Truman warns about Communist aims in Korea and domestic lies while Edward Morgan cites 60 000 listeners. Wilson cites arms production gains and preparedness amid steel shortages and tool bottlenecks. He notes auto allocations allow over 1 2 million cars this year and stresses mobilization efforts amid wartime shortages. A word to the wife: use WantAds in the Press Telegram.
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