Austin Seeks More Embargoes Against Red China
Syracuse N Y June 4 Warren Austin top U S delegate to the United Nations said further embargoes against Communist China would be voted by the U N if necessary He criticized MacArthur go it alone policy and urged joint action with other nations noting the need to balance security and world perspectives He praised Syracuse Universitys world affairs programs and urged a summer workshop on international understanding for schools and teachers
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Navy Yard handles heavy chainfalls for ship repair
At Long Beach Naval Shipyard chainfalls from one half ton to 20 tons are stored in six gear lockers with four 30 ton units for extreme lifting. Each chain is tested beyond required weight and weekly checked for repairs to ensure safety. Lockers carry the newest, safest equipment. crews receive careful training before handling it.
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Throng Witnesses Beatification for Pope Pius X
In Rome on June 4, more than 200000 devout Catholics packed St Peter's Basilica and square to witness the beatification of Pope Pius X. Reigning 1903 to 1914, he was known as the Papa Santo and would be the first pope beatified in 279 years, marking a step toward sainthood in Roman Catholic ritual. The ceremony showed his body in red and white robes, exposed in a floodlit casket with a silver mask reproducing his features.
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Ridgway Censors Plan Aims to Unite War News Control
Tokyo plans new censorship to centralize Korean war reporting in one office. Eighth Army censoring in Korea would end, with Press Advisory Division in Tokyo handling screening. Reports from Korea would be transmitted for final review here, while Tokyo would continue censoring local Tokyo-origin stories. A separate drowning death in Big Tujunga Canyon is noted.
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Confederates Won't Quit Attend 1952 Conclave
In Norfolk Virginia on June 4 the United Confederate Veterans ended their 61st reunion with a 48 gun salute. Three Civil War veterans aged over 100 attended and promised to join the Sons of Confederate Veterans in Jackson Mississippi next June. Commander in chief A Belmont Dennis of Covington Georgia said the veterans travel as long as able and will be guests at future meetings. Only 12 Confederate veterans survive the era and the group plans to bring veterans to meetings even by ambulance if needed.
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Bradley plus Ike confer at Pentagon in surprise session
General Omar N. Bradley chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff held several hours of talks with General Dwight D. Eisenhower today. The two leaders met to discuss military strategy and wartime planning amid ongoing coordination between American top commanders.
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