Solons Blast Acheson for Raid Apology
Senators harshly criticized Secretary Acheson over a reported apology to Britain for not informing about the North Korean power plant bombing. Bridges called the apology shocking and Knowland urged full text be given to Congress. Knowland hinted Britain could bear more war burdens if desired.
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Washington
Acheson
Congress
Britain
Sen. Bridges
RAN. H
Senate
Sen
Knowland
R.-Calif
London
Ache
Where to Find It Beach Combine Page Guide
The notice lists multiple sections and page references across the newspaper. It directs readers to locate items in specific pages such as Beach Combine on page 5 and various categories including obituaries, sports, comics, and classifieds across designated pages.
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Beach
Boyle
Lost C-47 Found No Life Seen
Wreckage identified as a missing Air Force C-47 with six aboard was found at the 3500 foot level on Mt. Wilson east side. Sheriff Aero Squadron said no signs of life. plane appeared to be burning. Plane originated at Biggs AFB Texas, ferry pilots. Names of the crew released: Lt William Tyres, Lt William Sawyer, Lt Alden Hewitt, Lt Thomas Lewis, Sgt Clyde Foole, Airman James Jones.
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Pasadena
Mt. Wilson
Los Angeles
van Nuys
Biggs Afb
el Paso
Texas
William Tyres
de Land
Fla
William G. Sawyer
Columbus
Ohio
Alden W. Hewitt
Oklahoma City
Thomas Lewis
Charlotte
N.C
Clyde M. Foole
Weston
Mass
James R. Jones
James &. Jones
E. Oaks Ave
Compton
Calif
North Gets Relief as Heat Breaks Across the Nation
A cooling breeze moved across the northern states easing a heat wave that scorched the South. Temperatures in the 90s fell by as much as 20 degrees with relief expected in New Jersey and New England while the hot belt stretched from New England to the Gulf. Tonight semifinals for Miss America pageant proceed as planned with 39 contestants representing 39 states and a stage show at Municipal Auditorium.
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Washington
Florida
Engi
Ap Dysheigu Rckly
PiOgt
Albany
N.Y
James M. Osman
Weather Bureau
New York City
United States
Canada
New Jersey
Municipal Auditorium
Bell Sisters
Seal Beach
Sula
Alice” Cavers
Boy’ Fay
Great Lakes
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
New England
New York State
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi
Central Plains States
Gulf States
Ford to close all plants due to steel shortage
Detroit June 27 Ford Motor Co announced it will shut all Ford assembly plants and three of four Lincoln Mercury plants after Monday because of a steel shortage. Manufacturing will wind down from Tuesday through Thursday with full production on Monday if possible.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford Assembly
Recess Declared as Allied Delegation Walks Out at Panmunjom
At Panmunjom on June 27 Allied truce negotiators, led by Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison Jr., declared a three day recess after walking out on the protesting Communists for the third time in a month. North Korean Gen Nam Il demanded a session tomorrow as Harrison noted Nam losing control while some North Korean attaches appeared to laugh. The deadlock remains over prisoner exchange with the United Nations urging return of captives who wish to go home and the Reds demanding all Allied-held prisoners.
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Munsan
Korea
William K. Harrison Jr
Panmunjor
Harrison
Nam Il
U. N
Nam
U. S
Allied air raids strike North Korea power plants
Allied fighter bombers blasted two major North Korean hydroelectric stations at Changjin and targeted a third at Fusen in a large raid described as a mopping up operation. A Sabrejet pilot, Capt. John R. Spaulding of Downers Grove, shot down a MiG-15 high over North Korea. U N infantrymen drove two Chinese battalions from hills on the western front using bayonets and flamethrowers.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Air Force
John R. Spaulding
Downers Grove
U. N
Fifth Air Force
Changjin
Chosen
Fusen
Gunfight leaves couple dead and child wounded in Costa Mesa
A crazed aircraft worker Gary Kauffman and his small son were fatally shot in a two hour gun battle with officers as hostages Jimmy Merritt and James Merritt were forced from a house in Costa Mesa. The child Gary Jr. was critically wounded and hospitalized with a head wound. A fear gas barrage chased the suspect and hostages from the residence as Mrs Merritt was wounded in Santa Ana earlier. Page reference noted.
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Costa Mesa
18Th St
Gary Kaufmann, Sr
Gary Jr
Orange County General Hospital
John H. Linson
Kauffman
Jimmy N. Merritt
James
Santa Ana
Immigration Bill McCarran-Walter Overridden By Congress
Washington June 27 AP Congress backed the McCarran Walter immigration bill over President Truman after his veto. Senate 57 to 26 and House 278 to 13 approved, overriding a presidential veto for the first time since 1951. Critics called the veto un-American while supporters cited needed reform of immigration and naturalization laws.
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Washington
Congress
McCarran
Senate
House
Truman
Sen
Lehman
Lightning kills boy and mother in Niagara Falls yard
A mother, Ooie Mae Bryant, 31, and her six year old son James were struck and killed by lightning while washing their family auto in the back yard at Niagara Falls yesterday. Witnesses described the fatal bolt striking the car during the incident.
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Niagara Falls
Ooie Mae Bryant
James
Fair Deal Solons in Last-Gasp Try to Save Controls
Washington news reports a last minute push by Administration forces to preserve price and rent controls. A joint Senate House committee met behind closed doors to shape a final controls bill after the House vote 211 to 185 to end nearly all price controls and halt rent controls in many communities by September 30. With little time left, leaders warned that controls could expire Monday midnight unless a compromise is reached.
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Washington
House
Senate
Four Coal Miners Die From Gas Blast at Mine Shaft
CARETTA West Virginia June 27 four coal miners were fatally burned when gas ignited at the bottom of an uncompleted mine air shaft.
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Caretta
W. Va
Rabbi Slain in Brooklyn Park
New York June 27. A young rabbi was found beaten to death in McCarren Park Brooklyn. Rabbi Samuel B London 23 left his home about 9 30 last night to spray at the Mesifta i Torah Vodaath synagogue. A couple of strollers discovered his body during a park walk.
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New York
Brooklyn
Samuel B. London
Mesiftai Torah Vodaath
McCarren Park
U S Marshal Fired in Illinois by Truman
Washington June 27 President Truman fired Robert Grant U S marshal for the southern district of Illinois for alleged irregularities. The order came on Attorney General McGranery s recommendation with Grant’s Springfield headquarters noted. The attorney general said Grant appeared involved with a man charged with mail fraud and instructed the FBI to conduct a full inquiry.
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Washington
Truman
Robert Grant
U. S
Illinois
Grant
McGranery
Springfield
White House
Big Three to Talk With Russia Over German Unification
The United States Britain and France agreed to respond to the Soviet Union on German unification and will meet again to discuss the issue. They also agreed to coordinate more closely on military operations in Korea amid protests in Britain over not being forewarned about the Yala River bombings.
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London
Russia
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
France
Korea
Britain
Yala River
Morning Clouds Rise to Afternoon Sun Forecast
Morning cloudiness gives way to sunny afternoons with little temperature change. Expected high around 70 tomorrow.
Brooklyn Man Confesses to Fatal City Fire Murders
Irving Greene, 27, of Brooklyn, admitted starting fires over years to seek excitement. Detectives traced him from a Gates Avenue blaze to the deadly tenement fire on June 18 in which seven died, leading to his arrest and admission at the district attorney’s office.
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New York
Brooklin
Frank Weldon
Irving Greene
Brooklyn
Weldon
Gates Ave
Greene
Martin Scott
Scott
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William Pitts
Philadelphia
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U.S. Navy Air Materiel Center
McGowan
Navy
Mesa
Solons
Jack Rutledge
Iree
Fick
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Ford
Allied Truce
Panmunjom
N. Korea
Long Beach
Gebaram
Long Beach 12
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Man
Bob Geivet
Brooklyn Park
Gary Kauffman SR
U.S
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