Senate approves unanimous draft measure in U K
Washington June 28 AP The Senate voted unanimously to approve a peacetime draft measure giving President Truman power to call up draftees reserves and national guards to keep armed forces above 2 million. The House later approved a tax bill despite tense international developments and calls to restrain forces in Korea and elsewhere.
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Navy
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Air Force
Coast Guard
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Ao Honvon
Short
Marcan
Crawford
R.mich
Crosser
D.-Ohio
Feighan
Ohio
Five Russian Youths Invited to See U S Springfields
Five Russian youths were invited to visit the United States to observe how democracy operates in Springfield. The invitation was cabled by the United States Youth program and linked to broader cultural exchange efforts.
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U. S
Springfield
Timois
Stalin
Truman Links Korea to Communist Threat to Developed Areas
President Truman declared the unprovoked invasion of Korea a clear example of the danger communism poses to developed areas. He pledged American aid to people defending their independence and said the United States must counteract the Communist weapon of fear.
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Ashington
Truman
Korea
Pravda Denounces U S Korea Move as Aggression
Moscow dispatch reports Pravda front page editorial condemns President Truman’s order sending ships and planes to Korea and Formosa as direct aggression by the United States against Korea and Communist China. It cites UN law violations and urges peace through the Four Points program and broader aid to developing nations.
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Pacific
China
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Formosa
United Nations
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United. Nations Organization
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Russia
Vmnade
Russians Strike South Korea As Seoul Falls
Reports from Washington say North Korean forces press toward Seoul and Kimpo airfield with Russian tanks driving south. U S forces escalate air and naval strikes near Munsan and along routes north of Seoul while South Korea’s defense chiefs report tough fighting and rear-area regrouping around Suwon and Zuwon as northern troops push closer to the capital.
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Suwon
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Kimpo
Inchon
SeouYa
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Lee Sun Yup
Mayer
Tokyo
Lee
Truman
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Far East
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Signal Corps
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South Korea
Taejon
Security Guards Tightened at Local Navy Air Stations
In response to the Korean crisis the Long Beach Naval Station cancels general visiting aboard ships and at piers. Visiting aboard ships at municipal or commercial piers is restricted. Navy officials also suspend Fourth of July visits and issue temporary passes for former shipyard workers entering the station.
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Aleosas
Los Alamitos
Naval Air Station
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Pacific
Philippine Sea
Honolulu
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Fort
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Explosion Kills 60 and Harms 93 in Syria Depot Blast
DAMASCUS June reports say the Syrian government announced 60 people were killed and 93 injured in an explosion at a fuel depot in Hama. The blast occurred yesterday, as government officials described the event during a Middle East tour.
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Syria
Hama
Middle-East
Korea Attack Test of U N Acheson Says UN Survival at Stake
Secretary of State Acheson branded the North Korean action as the most cynical brutal naked attack yet and called it a test of whether the United Nations will survive. He urged steady nerves sober actions and warned against stirring up difficulties while stressing forceful, united action. He declined to compare American and Soviet strength and noted no reply from the Soviet Union to halt hostilities.
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En Anct Acheson Today
Acheson
Free World
United Nations
Achegon
Soviet Union
Taft calls Acheson to resign over policy reversal
Senator Taft urged Secretary of State Dean Acheson to resign accusing him of a policy reversal that undermines U S support for Korea and questions the timing of President Truman's decisions. Taft in a Senate speech backed aid to South Korea but criticized the administration's timing and direction.
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Robert A.” Taft
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Dean Acheson
Truman
Senate
Taft
U. S
G. O.P
Acheson
Two Die in Plane Crash Near Perris California
June 28 in Hemet two men died when a freight plane owned by Hemet Valley Service crashed in a field two miles east of Perris. Tommy Chambers 22 of San Jacinto and Robert Johnson 29 of Hemet were killed. Chambers was unmarried. Johnson left a widow and two children.
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Hemet
Tommy Chambers
San Jacinto
Robert Johnson
Perris
Hemet Valley Service
Chambers
Johnson
Scout Jamboree Prep Delivers Poison Ivy Lotion Deal
Valley Forge June 28 Officials planning the Scouts Second National Jamboree opening Friday announce preparations face no chances while safety orders include poison ivy lotion to protect attendees.
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Valley Forge
Stocks Score Decisive Gains
New York stocks rallied after strong opposition, opening sharply higher and moving to gains across the board. Investors pushed prices up with aggressive buying as the market extended a rally through early trading, lifting shares to new highs.
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New York
May Company Signs Lease for 99 Years
May Company announces a 99 year lease for a 150 acre Lakewood shopping development in Long Beach area. The project will include theaters a department store and office facilities with multiple firms collaborating on site planning and architecture. The effort aims to capture anticipated growth in Southern California and establish a regional shopping center.
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Estal
Owens and Merrill
New York City
Albert C. Martin and Associates
Los Angeles
Martin
May Co
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Lakewood
New May Co
May
Long Beach
Californum
Off The Telegraph Highlights Page A9 And A16 Layout
Scrambled clippings from Teletype page markers list sections such as Beach Combing Boyle Pape and Bridge with references to pages A-9 A-15 A-16 B-10 B-17 and A-12. Items mention cease-fire orders and clarified pages along with ads and entertainment notes.
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