UN Allies walk out of Korean armistice talks after three day recess
In Munsan Korea United Nations negotiators walked out of the deadlocked armistice talks declaring a three day recess. Maj Gen Willard Harrisson said the action aimed to compel a resumption with a firm stance against Communist stalls. Nam Nam insisted no recess was needed and accused the Allies of frivolous attitudes toward peace.
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Brick Wall Falls on Firemen at Hotel Vendome
A brick wall toppled on firemen during a downtown blaze at the Hotel Vendome in Johnstown. Twelve people were hurt, including four guests and four rescue workers who fought the fire for two and a half hours. Smoke hampered efforts as guests, many in night clothes, were evacuated via ladders and fire escapes. Thousands watched as the fire department battled the smoky furnace in the four story building housing nearly 100 guests.
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Hotel Vendome
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Ten Saved In Bay City Fire
A three alarm blaze in downtown San Francisco damaged a four story Sutter Street office building housing art studios. Firemen rescued ten occupants including a woman about to jump from the roof. damage estimated at twenty thousand dollars. Deputy Chief A J Galt blamed a dropped match by resident Isabel McCormick 39.
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Sutter St
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Cincinnati Enquirer Sold to Its Employees by Portsmouth
Washington report outlines the transfer of Cincinnati Enquirer ownership to an employee controlled corporation after Portsmouth Steel paid 7.6 million dollars cash. The employee group plans to repay the sum within 90 days plus undisclosed profit while financing the deal with 0.9 million from workers 1 million from Cincinnatians and 36 million via bond issue. The move follows outbidding the Cincinnati Times Star and received court approval from a U S district judge political figure Cyrus S Eaton chairs Portsmouth and backs Taft opponent. James Ratliff Jr leads the employee committee as temporary VP of the new firm.
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Plan Autopsy in Director's Wife's Death
Beverly Hills reports an autopsy ordered for Madeleine Robinson 39 wife of film director Edward Dmytryk. Miss Robinson was found dead yesterday in bed, an empty whisky glass nearby and an empty sleeping medicine bottle in the bathroom. Police list her death as apparent suicide amid ongoing West Hollywood inquiries.
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Gas Breaks Kore Defiance
Six tear gas grenades were hurled by British guards at Koje Island Korea to break up a three day show of defiance by thousands of Communist prisoners of war. A guard detail of the King's Shropshire Light Infantry fired grenades into Compound 66 while troops searched outside the barbed wire for escape tunnels. The action followed North Korean officer prisoners refusing to obey orders to remove blankets over the barbed wire.
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Man in fall critical at Community Hospital
Samuel P. Long, 58, of 1208 E Anaheim St, badly hurt in a fall from a rear stairway at his home. He lies in critical condition with a fractured skull after plunging about seven feet to the pavement.
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Indiana Republicans Face Delegation Split At Caucus
The Indianapolis News reports a Taft led faction claiming 20 of 22 district seats with 30 delegates handpicked by Taft forces. Grant accuses rule changes to block Eisenhower candidates and Halleck’s removal. Eisenhower backers foresee a delegation swing unpledged at Chicago, amid a taft Eisenhower compromise spurned by campaign chiefs.
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Japanese Protest Walkout Fizzles
About half a million workers were ordered to strike in Japan to protest antisubversive acts and labor law revisions but police said fewer than half joined. Rural police reported 217,300 stayed away, while 68 rallies drew 128,980. Public impact was minor with brief electricity curtailment and fewer streetcars and buses.
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Strike cancels 61 air trips at American Airlines
New York June 7 American Airlines canceled 61 domestic flights today as ground crew strike at La Guardia Field enters its third day. The stoppage stems from a travel time pay dispute after workers transferred from Newark New Jersey, with strikers ignoring CIO Transport Workers Union orders to return to work and the company threatening a $250000 suit for violating a no strike clause.
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Youth Authority Member Appointed
SACRAMENTO June 7 Gov Warren announces appointment of H Eugene Breitenbach an Los Angeles attorney to the three man California Youth Authority breaching the post to replace Gerald C Zepple. Breitenbach will earn 12000 dollars annually Zepple was named to Los Angeles Municipal Court bench Breitenbach formerly chaired the board of managers of the Los Angeles somaton ICA and was a former vice president of the Los Angeles area council of the Boy Scouts.
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Gerald C. Xepple
Los Angeles
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Friday's Weather Statistics From Coastal Report
Tides and temperatures report from Long Beach area includes sunrise at 5 42 a m and sunset at 8 02 p m with moonrise at 9 12 p m and moonset at 5 46 a m Foregoing statistics note high tides at 11 09 a m 35 ft and 9 46 p m 67 It low at 4 31 a m 5 ft and 3 22 p m 2 2 ft Water temperature 60 degrees calm surf condition FRIDAY'S WEATHER STATISTICS
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Ike Meets Stalin Combo Urges War Powers Limits
Eisenhower says a president can act in emergencies with Congress authorization and warns against waiting for Congress. A brief flare occurs when questioned about Alger Hiss and Rockefeller ties. Four pickets protest outside as he defends anti communism and outlines plans for New York events.
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Bolt Kills One at Scout Party Near Denver
A lightning strike during a mountain thunderstorm hit a Boy Scout camping party near Indian Hills west of Denver. One man, William Habenieht, 35, an assistant credit manager, was killed. Two boys, both 12, were seriously injured, and 21 others were knocked down as the group fled to seek cover.
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Teddy Conti
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Truman Defends Defense Against Critics In 1952 Speech
President Truman challenged critics of the defense program in a Shrine Mosque address, asserting air supremacy over most of Korea and detailing US military expansion. He warned the Kremlin will not pause for politics, urged NATO buildup, and cautioned against cutting defense spending. He also announced planned increases in Air Force wings and future Navy expansion.
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Servicemen's Low Rail Fares Continue
Uniformed servicemen on furlough may ride trains at cut rates in the east south and west. The Association of American Railroads said the low fare program for coach travel is extended to June 30 1953. Furloughed servicemen travel tax exempt at 2.025 cents per mile saving up to one cent per mile.
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Two Rifles Stolen From Residence on Jackson Street
A pair of .22 caliber rifles valued at 125 dollars were stolen from the home of John G. Scofield at 1214 Jackson Street last night. An instructor reportedly climbed through an unlocked window to commit the theft.
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Rescue at Sea Sparks Coast Guard Assembly
A Coast Guard helicopter a search plane and two rescue boats sped to sea off Squantum Naval Air Station after a captain reported a capsized boat. They found a large rock exposed by low tide and no vessel in distress.
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Russia’s Zarubin Named New U S Ambassador in Surprise
Washington reports a sudden Soviet move naming Georgi Zarubin as the new U S envoy, replacing Alexander Panyushkin. Diplomats say no clear sign of shift in Moscow’s stance against U S policies, with Zarubin previously ambassador to Canada during a 1946 spy ring probe. Panyushkin departs for Sweden via New York. he declines to reveal his next post and says he is leaving the United States “for ever.” The White House and State Department had to approve the appointment amid past Canada ties.
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Court Orders Las Vegas Advertisers and Boycott
Carson City reports a $1,006,000 lawsuit by Hank Greenspun against Las Vegas advertisers and a boycott. Federal Judge Roger Foley issued a pretrial injunction in the McCarran case, naming Flamingo Hotel El Rancho Desert Inn Golden Nugget Monte Carlo Thunderbird Pioneer Club as defendants. Greenspun calls the action a triumph for a free press and says a newspaper can fight in court as well as in news columns.
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Las Vegas Sun
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L B Boys Survive State Marble Test
Three Long Beach boys survived the first round in the state marbles championships at Lincoln Park. The event offers a gold medal and a trip to Durham, N C to the national contest. Local entrants Richard Wagner Ira Howland and Ronnie Sumner advanced with several hundred spectators watching.
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Cabrillo Playground
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McKinley School
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Westwood
Kyle Parke
Cedarville
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Stromboli Volcano Erupts with Lava Streams
Stromboli in Italy erupted this morning as lava poured from three crater mouths. The explosive activity continued through the day with smoke and lava flows. no casualties reported.
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Merman goes to Mexico for divorce from Levitt
New York June 7 Ethel Merman the musical comedy star flew to Mexico City to obtain a divorce from Robert D. Levitt newspaperman. She denied any other romance saying nothing of that kind. Merman and Levitt married in October 1941 after her previous brief marriage to William J. Smith ended in divorce.
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Mexico City
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