Ripsnorter speech as Eisenhower campaign swings west
AAP reports the Taft Eisenhower battle heats up with Eisenhower set for a ripsnorter Denver speech while Taft warns delegates to align. Eisenhower heads to Texas and Nevada for strategy, with Dallas and Hoover Dam stops planned as convention fights focus on delegate counts and party unity.
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Reds OK'd POW repatriation plan shocks UN negotiators
The United Nations told Communist truce negotiators that Russia endorsed voluntary repatriation of war prisoners, a concession the Reds now reject. Harrison asserted the Communists claim such repatriation is illegal, while about 100,001 of 169,000 allied prisoners would resist. A new indefinite suspension was proposed as North Korea pressed for further talks.
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Reds
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California
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Greek general awarded Greece's top military honor
General James A. Van Fleet, commander of the Eighth Army, received Greece's Distinguished Medal of Honor from Lt. Gen. Thrasivoulos Tsakalotos. He is with the Greek expeditionary forces attached to the Third Infantry Division in Korea, after heading U.S. military advisory troops in Greece.
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James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Thrasivoulos Tsakalotos
U.S
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van Fleet
Greece
Barroom Goldfish Gulped To Win Bets
In Mollister a tavern owner reports goldfish gulping resurged as social ritual on campus life. Patrons reportedly fulped fish to win a small stake, prompting restocking after the revived barroom stunt drew bets.
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Inday
New Spy Charges Against Briton
London reports four new spying charges against William Martin Marshall a 24 year old foreign office radio operator accused of passing information to Pavel Kuznetsov second secretary of the Soviet embassy. Marshal was arrested last Friday night and held without bail. He is charged with delivering coded and plain messages from a radio station at Henslope Park to embassies around the world.
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Foreign Office
Russia
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J. S. Bass
Pavel Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Kingston
Wimbledon
Wandsworth
Henslope Park
Suspect Dismissed From UN Secretariat Staff
United Nations in New York reports Eugene Wallach, a verbatim reporter on the secretariat, was dismissed for not providing a complete account of his former employment. Wallach testified before a New York federal grand jury probing subversive activity. The purge of Americans suspected of subversive ties continues at the UN.
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Eugene Wallach
Secretariat
Wallach
New York Federal Grand Jury
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Trygve Lie
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Firework Test Blasts Tank. Two Boys Burned
In Valley Stream New York two 11 year olds, Carl Heather and Robert Muhr, set off a firecracker inside an empty gasoline tank stored under a trestle. The resulting explosion twisted the tank around a steel beam and injured the boys. Authorities note the stunt was to hear the noise of the blast.
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N.Y
Nair
Carl Heather
Robert Muhr
Tides and Temperatures for Sunday June 23
Sun rises at 5 42 a m and sets at 7 07 p m Moon at 2 a m New Moon 1 40 a m High tides 11 18 a m 3 5 ft and 6 0 ft Low tides 4 38 a m -6 9 ft 3 26 p m 2 3 ft Water 63 degrees F Surf calm Coast Survey data by Long Beach Lifeguards
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Circus Draws Big Congo Attendance in Leopoldville
JFE ABROAD De Jonghe Brothers' Circus drew about 6000 natives to its first Belgian Congo show in Leopoldville. Europeans dressed in European fashion while natives wore silk robes. The crowd favored exotic acts and bicycle acrobatics, showing keen interest in local trends over European-style feats.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
de Jonghe Brothers
Belgium
Congo
6000 More Red POWs Moved
About 6000 North Korean prisoners were moved from Compound 606 to day, part of Brig. Gen. Haydon L. Heather's reorganization, bringing total POW moves to 81,000. The transfer proceeded orderly and without incident, while Compound 605 occupants were relocated to permit reconstruction on Compound 606.
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Koje Island
Korea
Haydon L. Heather
Rainey resigns as Stephens College president
Columbia Missouri Hugh Stephens president of Stephens College board of curators announces the resignation of Dr. Nramer P. Rainey as college president. No explanation offered. Rainey came from the University of Texas presidency and later failed in a Texas governor bid.
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Columbia, Mo
Hugh Stephens
Stephens College Board of Curators
Nramer P. Rainey
Rainey
Dr. Rainey
University of Texas
Gover
Classified ads promise usefulness in Telegram Press
The reader notes the Press Telegram Classifieds as highly useful for selling buying renting recovering losses and finding work or help. A phone number 6 9066 is mentioned as contact.
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