Formosa Defense Pledged and Truman Testimony on Talks
Acheson told Senators the United States backs strong economic restrictions over a naval blockade and opposes using Chinese Nationalist troops in Korea. He warned Formosa must not fall to communists and discussed the Karens of diplomacy, armistice, and the UN role in shaping Korea and Formosa policy.
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Formosa
Truman
Acheson
State Department
United Sates
Korea
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Great Britain
Con James A. van Fleet
Joint Chiefs of Staff
van Fleet
MacArthur
Japan
Hong Kong
Achson
United Nations
VW Red China
U.N
Oace
Asia
Y . Omar Bradley
Wher
White House
Bradley
Tru Ag
Sen. Wiley
B.wis
Wiley
Sth
The
United States
End of U. N.'s Drive Hints Peace Talk Plan
The article reports a Mericoire representative Andrew Cardier and two officials visiting Tokyo to discuss peace talks with Indian Prime Minister Nehru. It notes expectations for Nehru's response and outlines U. N. efforts toward a new approach amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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U. N
Andrew Cardier
Jawaharlal Nelwil Soen
Cardier
Tokyo
Thes
Nehru
R van Fleet
Korea
8Th Army
South Korea
van Fleet
Redshart
Chorwon
Kumhwa + Pyosgram
Iron Triangle
Eighth Army
Hywachon Reservoir
Kumhiwa
Hwarhan
Yanks Help Rome Celebrate Birthday in Military Parade
Hundreds of thousands of Romans cheered Italy's fifth birthday as a new republic. American arms aided the display with light tanks and artillery moving through the Forum. American Thunderbolts Mustangs and Lightnings roared overhead followed by British Vampire jets.
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Rome
Italy
New Republic
U.se
Caesar
Wild Truck Rides Into Schoolyard Escape
In Olympia Washington on June 2 brakes failed on a log truck. Driver Harold Arnold and partner Ben Lick leaped free as the truck rolled downhill into St Michael's Parochial Schoolyard. About 106 children would have been in the yard but were released early for summer vacation. Both men escaped with minor injuries.
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Olympia
Wash
Phuelo
St. Michael's
Harold Arnold
Ben Lick
Famed ironclads to fight again in Norfolk re enactment
In Norfolk Virginia three Confederate veterans aged 105 witness a Civil War naval re enactment of the Monitor against the Merrimac. The event closes a Memorial Day parade with a Marine amphibious tractor mock battle and Arizona Rangers providing mounted transport.
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Orfolk
Navy
Merrimac
Monitor
Joh Salling
Slant
William Joshua Bush
Fitzgerald, Ga
William D. Townson
Olla
Tipcf
Marine
R. O. Davis
Fifth Naval District
MacArthur aide disputes Chinese entry as surprise
In San Francisco Gen Charles Willoughby, MacArthur’s top intelligence officer, challenged the view that China’s entry into the Korean War was a monumental surprise. He said buildup inside Korea was known but details were hidden, and that reconnaissance could have revealed China’s intent. He defended the Nov 24 assault as not a defeat, noted two war phases, and said 600,000 to 700,000 Chinese troops neared defeat by UN forces. Willoughby plans retirement, medical checks, and may testify before congressional panels.
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Acheson
Wiles
Mit
Gen
Macarthur
Wiley
Arneson
Dasv
Tapouieigh
Secretary of State
White House
Truman
London
Britain
Korea
Elerhert’ Morrigan
Tokyo
James A. van Fleeet
I, & Fighth
North Korea
Reds
van Fleet
Sion
Asle
Supreme Court
Jand
Executive
Legislative Branch
United Nations
Lenath
Chiang
Cain R.wash
GOP
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Chu
China
Peiping
Democratic Committee
Russia
U. S
Sen. Bridges
R-N
Macathur
Far East
United States
U. N
Europe
AN Francisco
Charles Willoughby
Willoughby
U.N. Eighth Army
Washington
Studebaker Workers Get Wage Raise
SOUTH BEND June 2 A 3 cent an hour cost of living adjustment will be given to 18 000 employees of Studebaker Corp The wage increase becomes effective with the pay period beginning next Monday The adjustment covers a rising cost of living from January 15 to April 15 The 3 cent boost applies to hourly rated employees Comparable wage adjustments will also be granted to eligible salaried employees.
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South Bend, Inc
Studebaker Corp
Studebaker
Southwestern Bell Employes Vote Strike
Fifty one thousand Southwestern Bell Telephone Co employees voted by more than ten to one to authorize a strike if a satisfactory wage deal is not reached by Monday midnight. Frank P. Lonergan announced the balloting results for six states.
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St, Luuts
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Frank P. Lonergan
CIO Communications Workers Union
Price freed beef cuts may return to Southern shops
Three cuts of beef eliminated by price regulations may return to Southern California butcher counters soon. Two Office of Price Stabilization specialists left for Washington to seek permission to change the order. Retailers want to keep cutting sirloin into round tips New York cuts and filets.
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Los Angeles
California
Office of
Washington
New York
Violent Midwest Storms Spark Death Toll and Fires
Severe storms raked the central states with 400 firefighters combating a 7000 acre forest fire in the Sacramento Mountains near Alamogordo New Mexico as twisters damaged Marshalltown Iowa and heavy rain and hail disrupted Milwaukee and Chicago. Storms threatened Wyoming and Nebraska floods while Great Lakes shipping was warned to port.
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South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Detroit River
Rockies
Wyoming
Nebraska
Almagordo
N. M
Sacramento
New York Cliff
Midwest
Moline
Lower Michigan
Marshalltown
Michigan
Jackson
Ann Arbor
Battle Creek
Lansing
Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Detroit
Weather Bureau
Hall Milwaukee
Chissengo
Colorado
Thermopolis
Lander
Cheyenne
Wind River
Boysen Dam
Green River
Salk Creek
Ashland
Hickman
Lincoln
Dale
Neal Harilan
University of Nebraska
Val Peterson
Nation
New Mexico
C. A. Gustafson
Forest Rangers
Mathew H. Davis
The
Forest Service
Washington
Tucson
Phoenix
Ariz
Albuquerque
Silver City
Army
Air Force
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Texas
Holliman Air Base
California
Torture by Czech Reds to Break Down Catholic Priests Cited by Paper
The Neue Zeitung claims eight concentration monasteries exist in Czechoslovakia designed to coerce Roman Catholic clergy and seminarians via harsh discipline and seductive lure. It reports six communist-led oversight boards control the camps with secret police, restricting priests to guarded movements while allowing limited Mass.
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Freinkegrt
Germany
Neue Zeitung
Jaslovakia
the Zeitung
Prague
Czechoslovak Ministry For
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Lhey
Red China
General Assembly
Security Council
Defense Department
Berausa
U.S
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
U.S. Adirs
Joint Chief of Staff
U.N. Flanes
Bridges
R.H
LU. S
Wih
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Alger Hiss
Senate
Wisconsin
Compton
Miss Bryan
Newmark
Oleksander Oleksienko
Alice Boresewski
Kiev
Harry Taylor
Bremerhaven
Oleksienko
East Saybrook
Conn
Alice
Erie
Wirsphota
TNO
Yonchon
Yanchon
Hwachon
38Th Parallel
Limjin River
Seoul
L.N
Hwachon Reservoir
Injo
Alamogordo
Chiwa High
Washington Forest
A. Gustafson
Matthew H. Davis
David Hover
Justice of the Peace
Cloudcroft
Hover
Mayhill
Hovey
Yanks
al Lewis
Southwestern Bell
Middlewest
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