Acheson Praises Allied Efforts in Korea
Secretary of State Acheson commended U S allies for their Korea service and denounced talk of their inadequacy. He cited the Gloucestershire battalion’s 622 men in combat and noted British, French, Turkish, and other allied forces as comrades our troops rely on. He said allied actions in Malaya and Indochina total roughly the U S Korea contribution.
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Acheson
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Korea
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
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Gloucestershire
U. S
Malaya
Indochina
United States
Pacific Fleet Amphibious Vessel Okanogan To Dock In San Diego
The Okanogan, an attack transport of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force, is due to arrive at the San Diego berthing area at noon Monday after nine months in Korean waters. It departed Sept 2, 1950 carrying elements of the First Marine Division for Inchon and later took part in subsequent Korean War operations.
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Propaganda Plans Using Guided Missiles Nears Trial
Washington reports the Army plans new psychological warfare methods including guided missiles with broadcasting gear to circle enemy troops. Remote controlled planes with loudspeakers and leaflet drops are also considered to spread messages the U.N. aims say reach soldiers and civilians.
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Robert A. McClure
McClure
United Nations
Korea
Tokyo
South Korea
Acheson Urged Caution In MacArthur Dismissal
Secretary of State Acheson testified on June 2 that White House talks on General MacArthur’s recall required the most careful possible thought. He cited constitutional powers, wartime duties, and UN command issues as central factors, noting potential domestic and international controversy. The president had agreed Acheson was right to urge caution.
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Dean Acheson
White House
Douglas MacArthur
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Acheson
MacArthur
United States
United Nations Command
Japan
Two Brothers Drown on Fishing Cruise
Two brothers employed at a local printing plant drowned after their boat capsized in a muddy slough of San Francisco Bay near Redwood City. Larry Razura, 30, of San Francisco, and Theodore J. Razura, 32, of Belmont, were found dead. the boat was recovered but the car was missing.
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San Francisco Bay
Larry Razura
San Francisco
Theodore J. Razura
Belmont
Showdown on Poker Due
Sacramento faces a legislative showdown over tightening the lobby law and outlawing draw poker. Hearings loom on bills with up to $5000 fines or a year in jail for lobbying without credentials. Key figures include Arthur H. Samish and George McLain, with Klockstein pushing to outlaw draw poker above five tables. Sex crimes policy eyed for study, while the governor signed bills to enhance fire alarm penalties, restrict loaded firearms in jars, and adjust game management laws.
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Senate Lobby Control Committee
John L. Brannely
F. Presley Abshire
Geyserville
Arthur H. Samish
California
George McjLain
Samish
Herbert R. Klockstein
Long Beach
Senate Committee On
Senate
Assembly
Harry L. Parkman
R. Milbrae
Klockstein
Klockstem
Lester A. MacMillan
Los Angeles
Sailor postpones marriage to dying Atlanta girl
Tom Amburn a Navy machinist's mate from Norfolk and Betty Thompson 18 of Atlanta agreed to indefinitely postpone their wedding after a long phone talk with his parents. Amburn said they would think seriously about the future and may not return for Bettys high school graduation. His father blamed publicity and said there would be no further statements.
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Qroux Falls
H. D
Tom Amburn
Atlanta, Ga
Betty Thompson
Betty
Atlanta
Tom
Norfolk, Va
Bee Sting Blamed for Conovers' Death
Riverside, June 2. A bee sting was blamed for the death of Ralph E. Hunter, 44, deputy coroner of Riverside County, found in his car in a field near March Air Force Base. Coroner White stated Hunter nearly died last year from 13 bee stings, initially thought to be a heart attack.
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Fia Beesting
Ralph E. Hunter
Riverside County
March Air Force Base
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Hunter
Canada to Deploy 300 Man Korea Reinforcement Unit
The Canadian Army announced a 300 man reinforcement group for Canada's 25th Brigade in Korea will leave Wainwright Military Camp tomorrow for an undisclosed embarkation port on the U S West Coast.
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Alta
Canada
Korea
Wainaught
U. S
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