Auto Insurance Rates Rise Again in California
California will see auto liability rates jump 30 to 50 percent effective today. Pacific Coast manager Rolle Fay cites more accidents, especially among young drivers, and larger claim settlements as the cause. The state insurance official notes underwriting losses exceeding 11 million dollars for 1951.
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National Bureau of Casualty
Rolle E. Fay
Pacific Coast
Fay
John R. Maloney
California State Insurance Department
Biggest Raid Destroys Five North Korean Power Plants
In a 90 minute strike, more than 500 Allied planes attacked five North Korean power plants along the Yalu River, including the Suiho Dam. The plants were demolished but the dams remained intact, and no Allied aircraft were lost. The move, coordinated by higher command, drew no confirmed policy change.
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Korea
North Korea
Suiho
Idam
Antung
Mukden
Yalu
Mark Clark
Jllied
Far East Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Tost Ln
Sumo
Andung
Manchuria
Yalu River
Five-year-old Lakewood Girl dies after boat propeller strike
A Lakewood family riding a new speedboat near Alamitos Bay was struck by the propeller killing 5 year old Lynda Tull. The father tried to reach shore for aid as Fireman Robert McGinnis helped transport the family to Community Hospital where Lynda died on arrival. Survivors include sister Rebecca and grandparents in San Diego Van Nuys and Los Angeles.
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Alamitos Bay Peninsula
Lynda Tull
Merle ¥. Tull
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Bayshore Dr
Signal HI
Robert F. McGinnis
Community Hospital
Lynda
Rebecca
Ross Tull
San Diego
Donna Anderson
van Nuys
Ross Anderson
Los Angeles
Eisenhower denies Truman offered 1952 Democratic nomination
General Dwight D. Eisenhower said at a Dallas news conference that President Truman did not offer to help him secure the 1952 Democratic nomination. He also rejected any interest in a third party move this year. The denial follows a New York Times report by Arthur Krock claiming Truman offered aid in 1951.
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Dwight Eishenhower
Truman
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Washington
Krock
Europe
Eisenhower
Potsdam
Dallas
Daring Escape As Convicts Seize Couple In Car
Four convicts escaped from a Missouri prison farm kidnapping a Jefferson City youth and his date then releasing them unharmed near Sedalia. The patrol seeks Kenneth Holloway James Richardson Glenn Sebastian and Harry Jones and the stolen car along State Highway 63.
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Jefferson City
VPI
Here
John Hannegan
Gale Fruner
Sedalia
State Highway Patrol
Hannegan
Gruner
Church Prison Farm
George F. Gruner
Kenneth Holloway
James Richardson
Glenn Sebastian
Harry Jones
Eisenhower Will Not Meet California Delegates
General Dwight D. Eisenhower said his Nevada visit was as far west as he would go before the Republican National Convention in Chicago on July 7. He indicated no plans for a California tour or meetings with California delegates.
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Las Vegas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nevada
Chicago
California
Where to Find It Beach Combing Across The Paper
The page list shows locations for feature sections including Beach Combing on Page 8-1, Boylte on Page A-11, Bridge on Page B-2, Classified Ads on Pages B-8 to I, Comics on Page B-4, Crossword on Page B-8, Editorial on Page A-10, Financials on Pages 8-6 and 7, Obituaries on Page B-7, Radio and Television on Page A-8, Shipping on Page B-7, and Sports on Pages A-12 and A-13, plus Theaters on Page B-5, Tides and Temperature on Page B-7, and Woman's Activities on Pages B-2 and B-3.
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U N Plan To Free Koreans Sparks Red Protests
MUNSAN Korea June 23 UPI United Nations truce negotiators said 27000 Korean civilians will be freed from communist prison camps starting next month. North Korean general accused the Allies of unilateral prisoner release. Maj. Gen. Harrison said most released were South Korean civilians swept into Allied internment camps early in the war and denied Red claims that the Allies seek to keep war prisoners as cannon fodder.
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United Nations
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William K. Harrison
Alles
Harrison
Whistle Symphony as United States Hails Sea Queen in New York
The United States, America's new queen of passenger ships, arrived at New York harbor to a throng of onlookers and a blare of whistles. The 990-foot liner completed a 500 mile Newport News to New York cruise with 1300 guests aboard. Commodore Harry Manning led a swift, 80 minute run at 33 knots, besting previous Atlantic crossing speeds and fueling hopes for a maiden voyage around July 3 to challenge the Queen Mary’s record.
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United States
América
Lower Manhattan
United States Lines
Newport News
Hudson River
Virginia Harbor
Comodore
Harry Manning
Cunard
San Pedro teen sails solo across Catalina Channel
Duane Hale, 16, a San Pedro Sea Scout from Fort MacArthur, sailed an eight foot open boat solo from Portuguese Bend to Avalon, braving seven capsizes and cold water. He paddled and bailed the craft, then found the Phantom and completed the voyage despite multiple dunks and fatigue.
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Catalina
Weeney
Duane Hale
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San Pedro High School
Fort MacArthur
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Avalon
Robert K. Jones
Russ Back Down Twice in Germany
In BERLAN on June 24 the Russians freed 43 kidnapped West Germans and withdrew from a strip of British zone territory. Western Allied high commissioners pressed the Soviets to allow patrols on the Berlin to Western Germany highway. Forty two of the freed men had been seized at gunpoint by Soviet troops and East German police across the border at Schoeningen. The others escaped or were released after British protests and border actions.
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Germany
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Yesteriday
Weather Update From Local Forecast
Low clouds tonight and morning, then partly cloudy afternoons. West to southwest winds 12 to 18 mph in the afternoon. Today's high expected to reach 71.
Eye on Political Calendar Solons Push for Windup
Washington June 23 Congress leaders told President Truman they will wind up the session before the Republican convention in Chicago which opens July 7. If needed they will keep Congress in session on July 4 and the Saturday after to pass essential bills including funding for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Speaker Rayburn said adjournment by the end of next week looks possible but a holiday session may be required.
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Truman
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Rayburn
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House
Beauty pageant opens Long Beach with tickets available
Tickets remain for a beauty debut dinner at Municipal Auditorium as delegates from Japan Hong Kong Hawaii Philippines Australia Mexico Puerto Rico Chile and Peru arrive. General admission 1.80 reserve seats 2.40 and dinner package 7.50 with events spanning the pageant week. box office hours 9 am to 5 pm tomorrow.
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Municipal Auditorium
Jett
Oscar Meinhardt
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Meinhardt
Japan
Hong Kong
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Australia
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Chile
Peru
Political Battle Kills 1 Wounds 5 in Mexico
One dead and five wounded from a political clash between Mexico City and Pachuca, 56 miles northeast. Hospitals report the wounded in serious condition and unable to provide details. The incident occurred last night with casualties awaiting further medical updates.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Pione
Pachuca
Here
Landslide in Japan Claims Eight Lives
Torrential rains on Kyushu in advance of a typhoon caused a landslide that killed at least eight people in Tokyo. Seven others were reported missing as rescue efforts continued.
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Japan
Tokyo
Kyushu
Ike on TV Tonight With Foreign Policy
Denver June 22 AP General Dwight D Eisenhower will appear on a television program to contrast foreign policy with Senator Robert A Taft. The 10 to 10 15 p m Denver time telecast will be on NBC and CBS and carried on NBC radio. Senator Carlson said Eisenhower and Taft differ on danger to the United States and on needed actions with Taft favoring John Foster Dulles for a GOP platform. Carlson predicted Eisenhower will spell out clear points in his nationwide address.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Pam Che Yer
Long Beach
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
NBC
Sen
Carlson
Eisenhower
Gen
Taft
John Foster Duiles
GOP
Carlsoni
United States
Sen. Taft
Mortarmen in Korea complain of ammo shortage
June 23 102 Representative Clarence J. Brown reads a letter from 25 mortar company members in Korea saying they lack ammunition and calling for investigation. Rep. Sikes replies that rationing exists but there is no shortage, and newer guns are arriving from production to Korea. Brown accuses Pentagon brass of inaction and misjudgment.
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Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Korea
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