Truman Says Power Plant Almost Ready
President Truman announced that a full size working atomic engine for submarines is nearly complete for test runs at Groton in a ceremony laying the keel of the Nautilus America's first atomic powered submersible. He attacked talk of a huge tax cut and critiqued Congress on economy bias while noting the need for national security.
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Groton
Conn
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Ike JunkS Talk Text to Speak Off Cuff in Detroit
DETROIT June 14 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower declared nothing can hurt us but each of us in the battle against communism He urged living by the Golden Rule and equality of all citizens He spoke off the cuff dropping prepared texts and planned to answer questions at two appearances to show his basic concern for America and avoid being a medicine man with no panacea
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Ike
Golden Rule
Jack Bell
Detroit
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Sen. Lodge
R.-Mass
Paul Hoffman
Robert Mullen
Mullen
Poison Grain Seized En Route to Mills
Federal agents seized seven railroad cars of poisoned wheat after a five day investigation sparked by a Duluth tip. Maurice P. Kerr of the FDA said all wheat likely captured. shipments came from South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Minnesota to Minneapolis Duluth and St. Cloud.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Maurice P. Kerr
The
Food and Drug Administration
Duluth
Kerr
Tike
St. Cloud
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montane
Minnesota
British Yugoslav Vessels in Collision Near Hastings
In the English Channel the British ship Baron Douglas and the Yugoslav vessel Korenica collided. All but four crew members of the Baron Douglas abandoned ship while eighteen were rescued by a lifeboat from Hastings. The Baron Douglas listed 10 degrees with the captain aboard. Korenica sustained heavy bow damage.
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Hastings
Eng
Baron Douglas
Korenica
English Channel
McMahon Hints U S Has Secret of Hydrogen Bomb
Senator Brien McMahon, chairman of the Senate Atomic Energy Committee, told the Connecticut Democratic Convention by teleconference that if he becomes president he would direct the AEC to manufacture hydrogen weapons numbered 1 in four figures. He argued the H bomb's greater destructive power would deter war and enable peace, noting Stalin might hesitate to meet such force.
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Hartford
Conn
Brien McMahon
United States
Connecticut
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
McMahon
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Stalin
Washington
British air crash claims six of eight on board
Le Havre France July 14 A chartered British plane crashed into the English Channel. Six of the eight aboard died. Five people were picked up by the U S Lines cargo vessel American Miller from New York, but three of them died aboard a British destroyer to which they were transferred. The two survivors were gravely hurt. After hours of searching by small craft the other three were given up for lost.
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LE Havre
France
English Channel
U.S. Lines
New York
Alabama Sizzles as Heat Wave Hits State Hard
A scorching heat wave pushed temperatures to 101 degrees across Alabama with no relief in sight. Tuscaloosa and Melfie recorded 101, while Selma and Dothan hit around 110. The U S Weather Bureau reported the hot spell gripping the state.
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Pikmingham
Ala
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Melfite
U. S. Weather Bureau
Selma
Dothan
Classifieds and Sections Referenced in Publication
The note lists where to find sections in Boyle newspaper: Churches on A-6 and A-7, Classified Ads on B-5 to B-8, Comics on A-3, Financial on A-5, Obituaries on A-5, Radio and Television on B-4, Shipping on A-5, Sports on B-2 and B-3, Theaters on A-2, Tidbits and Temperature on A-3.
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Boyle
Antitrust Chief Resigns and Two More Quitting
Washington reports Chief of the Antitrust Division H Graham Morison resigns. Attorney General McGranery plans to announce resignations of Morison and two aides Harold Baynton and William Underhill. Senate subcommittee probes Alien Property Office with Wiley demanding action.
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Washington
H. Graham Morison
Justice Department
Patrick J. Hillings
R-Cailf
Atty
James P. McGranery
Morison
Harold J.bayntan
Alien Property Office
William Underhill
McGranery
Philadelphia
Tate
Baynton
White House
Donald S. Dawson
Presi Dent ‘Truman
U Underhill
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
McGrath
Newbold Morris
Senate Judiciary
Sen
Allexander Wiley
R.-Wis
Imade
Senate
Wiley
Three Plotting to Kill Sergeant Nabbed in Italy
Police in Leghorn Italy announce the arrest of three Communist party members accused of placing a bomb in a parked car belonging to U S Army Sgt Pasquale Ranucci of Schenectady NY last week. The blast occurred while Ranucci was at a nearby restaurant.
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Leghorn
Italy
Communist Party
U. S. Amny
Pasquale Ranucci
Schenectady
N. Y
Ramucci
U. S
Russia and Venezuela sever diplomatic ties in dispute
Moscow reports breaking off diplomatic relations with Venezuela. Soviet officials say Venezuelan authorities ordered Venezuelan Charge d Affaires Luis Carrasqueros and embassy staff to leave Russia after alleged arrests and expulsions in Caracas. Caracas replies that it cut ties with Moscow amid the dispute.
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Russia
Venezuela
Moscow
Caracas
Luis Carrasqueros
Carracas
L. V. Krylov
Krylov
U.S. Plane Vanishes Off Siberian Coast
Tokyo reports Far Eastern Air Forces confirm a B-29 weather reconnaissance plane is missing from Otaru near Hokkaido for over 34 hours. A B-26 was previously downed by Russian fighters. signs noted by a Hok-kaido lighthouse keeper claim activity by Soviet forces near Habomai. No wreckage found. crew size not disclosed.
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Tokyo
Far Eastern Air Forces
Russian Vladivostok
Otaru
Japan
Hokkaido
Sea of Japan
Vladivostok
Combat Operations Office
FEAF
Air Force
Habomat
Akiyuri
Habomai
Kuriles
United Press
Taj
Kyodo
Red J
British Radioman Nabbed for Giving Secrets to Soviet
William Martin Marshall a 24 year old radio operator in the British Foreign Office is charged with passing state secrets to the Soviet Union. After a magistrate hearing he was ordered held without bail and did not plead. He was arrested by Scotland Yard antiespionage agents in a London park. Next hearing in a week.
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London
William Martin Marshall
British
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Marshall
Wandsworth
Clyde T. Wilson
Scotland Yard
U.N Planes Blast Rebuilt Airfield in Korea
Allied fighters bombed a partly rebuilt airfield near Pyongyang, described as a top target by Fifth Air Force. In Korea, five trapped miners were rescued from a cave-in at the airstrip, while ground fighting near Chorwon halted a Chinese assault. Armistice talks stalled over prisoner exchange with no progress reported.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Tokyo
Mintern
Pyongyang
Vigors
45Th
Oklahoma
Chorwon
William K. Harrison
U. N
Long Beach
Weather Outlook Mostly Clear Tonight and Tomorrow
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies tonight and tomorrow with scattered early morning low clouds along the coast. Little temperature change expected.
Ex-ambassador Standley backs Taft for president
Adm William Standley former chief of naval operations and ambassador to Russia says Taft is the best qualified man for president and urges Republicans to vote. He criticizes Truman era claims about Taft and questions Harriman. Standley favors Knowland as 1956 VP material and notes Warren lacks national experience.
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Russia
Taft
Truman
Eisenhower
Pate
William H. Standley
Naval Operations
Gov. Warren
Averell Harriman
Adm
Standley
Soviet Russia
Yeggs Dump Stolen Safe at Compton
Compton police recovered a safe stolen overnight from the Douglas Aircraft Co welfare store in Santa Monica. The safe held payroll checks, cash, and government bonds. Santa Monica and Compton investigators report differing totals, with the theft occurring between 2:30 and 7:30 a.m. and the safe found behind a Compton home.
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Compton
Douglas Aircraft Co
Santa Monica
Douglas
Arthur M. Thomas
Compton ‘Police Dept
Michael J. Gale
Lawrence Butler
E. Tucker St
Claude Wheeler
Douglas Welfare Store
East Germany Granted Broad Secret Police Powers
Berlin reports that the Soviet Zone government expanded civil liberties curbs and gave the State Security Service sweeping powers to arrest without warrants and search without court orders. It aims to surveil 18 million citizens, conduct loyalty checks, evacuate residents from a three mile border zone, and press remilitarization with youth group backing.
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Berlin
Soviet Zone
East Germany
Dozen Report It Saucer Flies in Night Sky
Dozens of residents report a flying saucer over Artesia Bellflower and Lakewood areas near Norwalk after 9 30 p m observers describe an orange glow and circular flight pattern for about 30 minutes deputies cannot identify the object as it remained high and fast moving heard by the sheriff's station and local observers
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Norwalk
Sheriff's Station
Artesia-Bellflower
Lakewood
Garden Grove Hero Awarded Distinguished Service Cross in Korea
Garden Grove resident TEM Sgt William D Cathcart of California earned the Distinguished Service Cross after six perilous rescues of wounded comrades on a hill defended by enemy fire near Korea’s front lines. As first sergeant of Company L 224th Infantry, he rallied troops, led assaults, and repeatedly risked his life to evacuate wounded under heavy fire, displaying extraordinary heroism and devotion to duty.
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40TH
Korea
William D. Cathcart
Garden Grove
Calif
Cathcart
224Th Infantry Regiment
U. S
Raveeant Cathcart
Ttl
Army
Japan
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Koje Island
Antitrust
Siberian
U.N
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