World fears Korea conflict could spark new war
Western nations tremble at the Korean crisis as Soviet backed North Korea invades American supported South Korea. Leaders debate US restraint versus firm action while editors warn of a potential global war. Attlee Dulles and MacArthur noted. Pope Pius XII follows events with concern.
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North Korean Breakthrough Battle Reported by Tokyo
Tokyo reports Gen MacArthur headquarters North Korea mounted a major attack on South Korea led by 70 tanks and about 75,000 troops. South Korean counterattack near Uijongbu is noted with tanks destroyed by death by own action squads. The invasion spanned Ongjin Peninsula Kaesong Chunchon and east coast attacks with multiple divisions and armored units involved.
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Congress Eyes Excise Tax Cut As Week Opens
Washington June 26 AP The House eyes quick passage of a bill cutting excise taxes as July Fourth recess looms The plan aims for Thursday approval and a brief leave for members to campaign The Senate contemplates a 1200 billion foreign aid bill in the same week while debates over the graft law extension loom The week also includes potential action on an omnibus appropriation and measures to finance federal agencies starting July 1 until the new funds arrive, with optimism for adjournment around August 1
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Transcript of Service Jaffe talk given to Senate probes
Justice Department supplied the FBI transcript of the 1945 Service Jaffe conversation to Senate investigators. Senator McCarthy claims Service leaked military secrets, while Service and his attorney deny any such disclosures. The committee aims to decide on public release as it reviews Amerasia documents. The DOJ reconsidered its stance on providing the full transcript and expected a final decision for the inquiry.
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South Korea Defence Hope Hinges On External Support
Secretary of Defense Johnson said South Korea could defend itself against a northern Communist attack if Russia does not intervene too heavily. Speaking aboard a Navy carrier at Norfolk he noted a developed nucleus for a defense force and readiness to act under approved plans, with UN and allied backing potentially decisive.
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New Jersey Heat Starts Three Fires
Paterson reports three refrigerators burst into flames in weekend heat. Laboring units overheated as heat waves swept the New Jersey city, prompting emergency responses and investigations into equipment safety.
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Cow Rescue Ends Six Weeks in Sink Hole
In GMZENA Tennessee a five year old Jersey cow named Red fell into a ten foot sink hole six weeks earlier and was hoisted out by an auto wrecker. About thirty people helped with the rescue and Red regained strength eating fresh weeds and grass.
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Thomas Maxwell
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Four Year Old Succeeds While Medics Fall
Washington reports doctors failed to cure Joan Anderson a four year old with chronic kidney disease. Her four year old cousin Kenny Anderson apparently passed a measles illness to her triggering recovery, reversing doctors' hopes after two failed attempts.
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Will Sets Havana Cruise For 12 Nieces and Nephews
NORRISTOWN Pa June 26 Victor Ritter furniture dealer East Greenville left a will giving nearly 4000 to 12 nieces and nephews to sail to Havana Cuba. Any legatee refusing the cruise forfeits a share in his 45000 estate. Ritter said cash would vanish while the cruise would preserve memory.
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Mass Burial Planned for 2,000,000 Fish in Orlando
In Orlando at Lake Pok a the county plans a mass burial for about 2 million fish killed by a pond storm that churned mud and suffocated them. A. D. B. Mims outlined a burial trench method costing up to 5000 with long term losses estimated at 1 million in tourism restocking and lake level concerns.
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Popka
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Mims
Fugitive Trolley Easily Tracked
Philadelphia police tracked a trolley after a Beet accident and arrested notary Albert Vogelman for hit and run by trolley. Patrolmen Metzgar and Clifford followed the trolley line for a mile and a half to overtake the streetcar.
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UPA
James Metzgar
Walter Clifford
Albert Vogelman
Vogelman
Pallce Sald Vogelman
Flying Saucers Spark Riot Call in Suburban Philly
In Philadelphia area Upper Darby a riot erupted at a diner when officers Buley and McTague faced a crowd hurling objects described as flying saucers. Two women and three men were arrested for assault and disorderly conduct as one officer was hospitalized after being struck on the head during the melee.
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