Miss Universe Parade Illuminates Long Beach Charm Route
Thousands crowd downtown Long Beach as 70 beauty contestants from 29 nations parade in similar swimsuits with bands, creating a world stage for the Miss Universe pageant. USA contenders, chaperones, and sponsors visit Universal-International Studios for a tour and dinner. Main events include aqua show, fireworks at 7:30 pm, and a Municipal Auditorium dance.
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Lofig Beach
Long Beach
Universal-International Studios
Municipat Auditorium
Long Beach Boat and Ski Club
House Votes Price Curb on 1950 Basis
Washington June 25 AP The House voted 105 1053 to let retailers base price ceilings on June 1950 mark ups. The move, near the end of price control debates, retains the farm parity peg at 90 percent and keeps wage controls in question. Rep Cole sponsored the amendment. Rep Spence opposed it. An amendment exempting media workers passed. An attempted strike on farm supports failed.
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Washington
House
Rep
Cole
R.kar
Spence
D.-Ky
Banking Committee
Jones
D.mo
Javits
Rn.y
Secretary of Agriculture
Weather outlook: mostly clear tonight and tomorrow
Mostly clear conditions expected tonight with early morning cloudiness. Temperatures rise slightly tomorrow, bringing a warmer day overall.
Attlee Attacks U S Bombing of Korean Power Plants
London June 25 AP Clement Attlee accused the United States of imperiling Korean truce talks and risking war with Red China. He said Britain should have had full information and the opportunity to express whether the bombing of North Korea power plants was wise.
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London
Clement R. Attlee
United States
Red China
Britain
North Korea
Attlee
Primet
Allies Dare Reds to Open Korea Drive
In Seoul on June 25 AP reports United Nations top commanders dared the Communists to launch a new Korean offensive after air strikes hit hydroelectric plants. Gen Van Fleet said they would "pile him up on the wire" if attacked again. Mark Clark in Tokyo and Lt Gen Barcus in Korea voiced readiness for renewed fighting but preferred an armistice at the conference table. Fifth Air Force said skies were under UN control after MIG-15 losses. B 29s bombed North Korea, targeting troop concentrations and supply areas in one of the war’s largest strikes.
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Eden
Churchill
Britain
United Nations
North Korea
Seoul
Korea
James A. van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
van Fleet
Tokyo
Mark Clark
U. N
Clark
Glenn Barcus
Fifth Air Force
Japan Without Boy Friend Impossible Girl 14 Hides To Escape
Donna Joyce Bardwell 14 hides to avoid a trip to San Francisco and Yokosuka with her family. Police chase across Huntington Park after she disappears from the yard of her boyfriend Howard Nichols. She is detained at the Juvenile Hall for the night as relatives arrange pickup by train.
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Los Angeles
Abe
Japan
Sayeanold
Donna Joyce Bardwell
San Francisco
Toli
John Lasha
Navy
Yokosuka
Rosalie
John
Howard
Nicky) Nichols
Huntington Park
John Hewland
Donna
Civic Center
Juvenile Hall
Sasha
Where to Find It Beech Coming-Page B-)
A brief index of where to locate content in the newspaper, listing sections across pages including editorial and obituaries. The fragment shows page references for classifieds, comics, sports, and other departments, ending with a partial line for women’s activities.
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Beech
Boyle
Theatars
Soviets warn world to keep planes away from Soviet borders
Moscow says foreign aircraft should stay clear of Soviet territory or face interception or destruction. Foreign Minister Vishinsky delivered the note to Sweden’s ambassador after a missing Swedish transport plane tracked in the Baltic region. Sweden apologized for an earlier overflight. diplomats say the warning targets global air activity, not just Sweden.
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Moscow
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Rolf Sohlman
Baltic Sea
Sovieet
Sweden
Baltic
Texas editor Gene Howe 66 dies in Amarillo car
Gene Howe 66 famed Texas editor was found shot to death in his car on Amarillo s southeast outskirts. A .38 pistol lay in his hand and an inquest verdict called the death suicide due to illness. Funeral at 4 p m tomorrow from the family home. Howe headed Globe News Publishing Company and wrote the Old Tale column read by many in the Panhandle. He was survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
Howe
Globe News Publishing Company
Texas Panhandle
Ed W. Howe
Atchison, Kan
Globe
James W. Howe
Associated Press
Ives
Walnut Creek
Calif
Mareel Howe Farnham
Connecticut
Shelby Krit
Lioness Escapes Circus Crate Roams Indiana Countryside
A five year-old lioness escaped from a crate at Jer Brothers Circus winter quarters in Peru Indiana and roamed the countryside for six hours before being captured near a creek bank. The animal clawed a trainer and injured his wife before confinement. A sheriff's posse and state police joined circus staff in a rapid safari across about fifty counties.
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Peru
Ind
Jer Brothers Circus
L A Officer Held on Narcotics Possession
Los Angeles officer Oliver Brunette, 21, faces July 10 arraignment on felony charges of grand theft and narcotics possession after police found evidence linking him to the offenses.
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Los
Angeles
Oliver
Brunette
Japan Reds Hurl Acid Attack on Police at Tokyo Riot
Riot at Shinjuku Station on the KoreAN War anniversary injures police and protesters. About 3000 demonstrators clash, 30 policemen burned by acid, 2 journalists assaulted, Pvt Jim Logan missing, possibly kidnapped. Koreans among rioters. two foreigners hurt.
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Tokyo
Shinjuku Railway Station
Britich” Caldier
Ronald J. Douglas
Sydney
Tsuneo Saito
Nippon Times
Eiji Miyazawa
PANA
Saito
Miyazawa
House Votes Taft Hartley Request on Steel Crisis
The House joined the Senate in asking President Truman to use the Taft Hartley Law to end the three week steel strike. The amendment, backed by Republicans and many Democrats, passed 190 to 133 as part of a wage price bill, with debate continuing on whether to direct the use of the law or merely request action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Truman
Rep.Smith
Rep. Brown
Ohio
Republi
Would-Be Officer Steals San Antonio Police Boat
A one-year-old boy from New London, Connecticut attempted to steal a San Antonio police launch on the San Antonio River. He was collared by officers as he tried to take the craft, explaining through dripping trousers that he wants to be a cop.
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San Antonio
Texas
New London
Conn
George R. Perry
Truman vetoes McCarran-Walter immigration bill
President Truman vetoed the McCarran-Walter immigration bill, calling it infamous and saying it imposes injustices against many nations. The 302 page measure, supported by Sen. McCarran and Rep. Walter, was slated as clarifying 1798 laws but was criticized as Nazi-like in racial policy. The veto message argues the price is too high and conscience cannot permit signing.
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Washington
Truman
Sen. McCarran
Rep. Walter
D.-Pa
McCarran-Walter
House
Dutch Cabinet Quits After Folk Vote Signals Change
In Amsterdam on June 25, the Dutch cabinet submitted its resignation to Queen Juliana as 5.7 million of 10 million subjects voted for a new lower house. The queen asked Laborite Premier Willem Drees and his centrist Catholic party ministers to stay on until election results allow a new cabinet.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Juliana
Wiliem Wees
Lahor
Disabled Veterans Aided by VA Ruling
The Veterans Administration announced that disabled veterans who served since June 27, 1950 may receive out patient treatment in VA hospitals while a study on service connection is pending. The plan mirrors the World War II approach, presuming disabilities to be service connected until proven otherwise.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Plan to invite Red China and North Korea to council vote
United Nations June 25. So viet Russia failed to force an immediate Security Council vote on inviting Red China and North Korea to three parliamentary plenary sessions. The British delegate Sir Gladwyn Jebb challenged a ruling by Soviet Malik that the invitation be voted on before adopting any agenda. The council upheld the challenge 10-1. Malik voted against taking up the American inquiry into Communist charges. The item was placed on the agenda after debate on germ warfare in Korea. Security precautions were taken as the second anniversary of the Korean fighting passed.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Security Council
Red China
North Korea
Glad Jebb
Jacob A. Malik
Council
Jebb
Rus
Korea
Malik
U. S
U. N
New York City
Owever
Bo Sa
U.N
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