Morrison challenges Pravda to print interview faithfully
Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison challenged Pravda to interview either himself or Prime Minister Attlee and publish their answers faithfully. He urged equal space in Pravda, arguing Soviet coverage is controlled and biased, while Western press freely prints Russian statements.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Moscow
Pravda
Attlee
Morrison
British Press Association
Stalin
Russian Communist Party
Soviet Union
Russia
Belgian Chief Urges Atlantic Pact Meet
Belgium's foreign minister Paul Van Zeeland proposes a meeting of the 12 Atlantic Pact foreign and defense ministers this summer, ideally July, to decide on Greece and Turkey entry and Western Germany's contribution to a mutual defense force. Diplomatic sources report the focus on these two issues and quick action.
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Washington
Belgium
Paul van Zeeland
van Zeeland
Greece
Turkey
United States
Germany
Red China to Keep Up Korean War
Chinese military leaders reportedly decide to continue the Korean War despite defeats and rising casualties. A top secret Manchuria meeting earlier this month allegedly ordered dispatching aggressive front-line supervisors to prevent mass surrenders and court martial any divisional commander whose troops surrender.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red China
National Defense Ministry
Information Service
Manchuria
Last Word for Non-support Husband Sent to Jail
A North Carolina man Dwain M. Moser aged 36 was jailed for non-support after a 1946 conviction in Greensboro for 18 months. Paroled, he left the state in 1947, returned as a parole violator, and had 10 months remaining. His wife secured a home for him and promised to care for him, enabling parole.
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N. C
Dwain M. Moser
Moser
Greensboro
Virginia
Guilford County
Norfolk
Korean Chief Denies Trainee Deaths Denial
In Fusan Korea on June 13 vice defense minister Chang Kyung Keun rejected claims that 50,000 Republican army trainees died from mistreatment and disease calling the report absolutely untrue and distorted.
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Fusan
Korea
Chang Kyung Keun
Massacre of China Reds Told by Indianhead Unit
In Tokyo on June 13 Maj. Gen. Clark Ruffner recounted the U S Second Division stopping four Chinese corps in Korea from May 16 to 26. He estimated about 43 000 enemy killed or wounded as the division fell back and then went on the offensive, inflicting heavy losses and reclaiming territory.
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Second Divi Jsion
East Korea
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Mili
Ruttner
Tenth Corps
Rufffner
Explorer Starts Second Phase of Colorado River Trip
Otis Marston and party plan a 12 day voyage from Phantom Ranch to Lake Mead on the Colorado River. The group, including brothers James and Bob Riggs, aims to shuttle five small boats and supplies by mule to a Phantom Ranch base after completing a 279 mile leg to Lake Mead. Their first day included a rough run and a hit on the river record.
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Bob
Tion
Cole
Marston
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Lea
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