Gromyko says Russ unaware of China view
Washington June 28 AP The State Department said Russia proposed that United Nations North Korean and Chinese commanders negotiate a Korean armistice limited to strictly military questions The proposal was delivered to Ambassador Alan G Kirk by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko The department noted Gromyko indicated it would be for military representatives of the unified command and Korean Republic command and those of North Korea and Chinese volunteers to negotiate the armistice The note added the armistice would include a cease fire without political or territorial matters and would cover assurances against renewed hostilities
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State Department
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Alan G. Kirk
Gromyko
Moscow
Unified Command
Korean Republic
Malik
Jacob Malik
Kirk
Acheson
Malisk
Korea
Department of State
Department
John D. Hickerson
Lincoln White
Extension of Controls and Government Risk of Collapse
The House banking committee approved a 31 day extension of the price control act 21 to 3 to give Congress time to craft a revised law without action the old law will expire Saturday midnight risking a total controls collapse Senate aims to pass a new measure with rent ceilings 29 percent above 1947 levels while noting 31 day extension requires Senate approval and House consent Bricker voices a compromise plan to extend existing authority for 31 days to avoid chaos
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Washington
Jume
House Banking Committee
Congress
Senate
House
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Allies Repel Enemy and Seek New Offensive Clue
In Korea near Kumhwa and Kumgong the United Nations held off Chinese attacks as Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet warned of a possible new Red offensive. He said the Reds defend stubbornly along the front while building up forces, and declined to discuss a cease fire proposal.
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Tokyo
James A. van Fleet
Korea
United Nations
U. N
van Fleet
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kumhwa
Kumgong
Boost Taxes More Says Sec Snyder
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder urged Senators to add about 3.0 billion to the House approved 7.2 billion tax boost, arguing the House figure falls short and deficits threaten inflation. Senator Byrd criticized the approach and pressed for cuts, while Taft urged a long-range program and warned against inflationary wage pressures. Snyder defended a larger tax hike and deficit financing, saying cuts must not harm the economy.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Taft
Ohio
Treasury
Truman
Senate Finance Committee
Prograal Taft
Tait
House
Congress
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Dope Arrests at Hollywood Park Nine Jockeys and Aide Held
In Inglewood, June 28, UPI reports Sheriff's narcotics officers arrested a Hollywood Park jockey's agent and nine exercise boys on marijuana charges. Suspects include M. E. Tucker 36. Robert Patterson 28. Alvin Buckelew 33. Gary Bailey 18. Robert Byrne 18. Melvin Moreland 31. Donald Eckert 33. Bill Cummings 22. Joseph Kirkjape 19. Joseph A. Munes.
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Inglewood
UPI
Hollywood Park
Ray Huber
M. E. Tucker
Robert Patterson
Alvin Buckelew
Gary Bailey
Robert Byrne
Melvin Moreland
Forest Service Restricts Travel in Southern Forest Areas
In Los Angeles on June 28 the U S Forest Service announced closures to all public travel in portions of Angeles and Los Padres National Forest crests. Only holders of special permits may enter these restricted zones. hike and camp rules urge strict fire prevention, no open fires, campfire permits required, and smoking only in posted areas. Fireworks in forest regions are prohibited.
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Los Angeles
U S. Forest Service
Angeles
Los Padres National Crests
Forest Service
New Angles in War on Dope and Narco Peddling
June 38 Washington probes focus on sleeping pills and Charles Lucky Luciano. House Ways and Means seeks swift action from Justice Treasury and Food Administration on tight new narcotics laws. Rep introduced death penalty bill for narcotics peddlers as committee eyes backroom druggists and corner operators.
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Washington
Charles
Lucky
Foc Drug ‘Administration
Psychiatrist Held on Boys Charges in Orange County
Dr. William Marion Peake a 45 year old Long Beach psychiatrist was booked in Orange County Jail on suspicion of morals offenses against four Seal Beach boys aged 15 to 17 He signed a statement admitting improper relations with the youths Police traced him through his license number and registration of his sedan He used the alias Bill Thompson and the offenses reportedly occurred around the Los Angeles Orange County line pending arraignment tomorrow in Santa Ana Township Court
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William Marion Peake
Long Beach
Orange County
Seal Beach
Russ Campbell
Peake
Campbell
Bill Thompson
The
Bays
Los
Expectancy Peace Rumors Cheer Soldiers in Korea
Optimism over a ceasefire spread among U S Eighth Army personnel at Korea headquarters on June 28. Rumors claimed Ridgway might meet the Red Field Commander in Tokyo, but Lt General Van Fleet remained noncommittal as soldiers resumed duties.
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U. 8
Eighth Army
Korea
James. A. van
Fleet
Supreme Etes
Tokyo
Red ‘Field
Iranian Premier Confident of U S Backing in Crisis
Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh writes President Truman expressing confidence the United States will support Iran’s nationalization program. He blames Britain for threatening oil exports and asserts Iran will press the law, rejecting offers to mediate. The letter follows Iran’s protest over British ships in Iraqi waters near Abadan and warns of damage to global oil if the refinery closes.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
United States
Mossadegh
Iraq
Mauritius
Abadan
Anglotranian Oil Co
ATOG
National Oil Co
Hungarian Prelate Gets 15-year Term
Archbishop Joszef Groesz was sentenced to 15 years in prison for plotting to overthrow Hungary’s Communist government with American help. Co-defendant Vogeler received 16 years for espionage. Judge Olti cited sincere confessions and lack of prior crimes as mitigating factors.
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Budapest
Hungary
Joszef Groesz
Groesz
Mindszenty
United States
Gyula Alapi
Vilmes Olti
Alapi
Cardinal Mindszenty
Robert A. Vogeler
Olti
U. S. State Department
Vogeler
Perene Vecer
Sen Derive
Oldl
Supreme ‘Court
Gunman Wounds Kin of Sheltons in Fairfield
In Fairfield Illinois on June 26 a machine gun opened fire on a car carrying Lulu Pennington and her husband Guy Fennington wounding Lulu four times and Guy once. Four witnesses planned to testify that Charles Black Charley Harris, once tied to the Shelton gang, rode in the sedan from which the shots came. Sheriff Elmer Brown said roadblocks were set up as authorities sought the attackers.
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Fairfield
Shelton Brothers
Willard Pierce
Charles
Charley) Harris
Shelton
Lulu Pennington
Guy Fennington
Elmer’ Brown
Penningtons
Stocks Suffer Late-Day Selloff In New York
In New York on June 28, trading ended with a broad selling wave. Stock prices fell as much as three dollars a share on several issues amid rapid declines and anxious mood. The session opened with uneven losses and accelerated as selling intensified.
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New York
State Department
U N chieftain encouraged by talks so far
United Nations secretary-general Trygve Lie is encouraged by talks on a Soviet ceasefire proposal. He has not spoken publicly since yesterday, and associates say discussions seem to move in the right direction. Nasrallah Entzeam, president of the General Assembly, returned to Washington as Iran ian ambassador. Lie spoke with Entzeam and with U.S., British, French, Indian, and Mexican U.N. representatives. A U.N. official said there should be no barrier to talks over China’s noninvolvement and North Korean command should speak for the Chinese. Soviet delegate Malik has not engaged further. Britain was told to seek a meeting with Malik. Moscow said it clarified the matter with the United States. The note would frame a cease-fire as a military not.
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United Nations
Trygve Lie
U. N
Lie
Nasrallah Entzeam
General Assembly
Washington
Enteram
U. S
U.N
Soviet Union
Iinist
China
Malin
Balks Jacob A. Malik
Ernest A. Gross
Britain
Gory B. Jebb
United States
Moscow
Russ atom bombs count sparks House debate
Rep. Cannon of Missouri quoted as saying US intelligence reports Russia has 100 atomic bombs. He spoke to the House urging quick funding while awaiting regular appropriations. He warned that in wartime Russia might launch up to 700 bombs on American cities.
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Washington
Cannon
D.mo
Russia
House
House Appropriations Committee
Inside the Daily Pages Listing
An index listing sections and page numbers for today’s newspaper, including Beach Combing on page 8 1 Boyle page 4 15 Bridge classifieds Tonics Cro'sword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and television Shipping table Sports theaters tides temperatures and women’s activities in section C
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Boyle
Cro’sword
Financial
Mock Civil Defense Letters Stir Nationwide Patrol
Columbus officials report a flood of fake letters mocking civil defense have been mailed in Columbus Detroit Cleveland and New York. George Arnold confirms federal and local probes into the prank which funds show to be misused. The letters signed by Hugh B. Reddy threaten fake assignments and demand hundreds of dollars for equipment. Authorities say the stunt targets civil defense and resembles a broader national pattern evident at a Detroit meeting.
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Ohio
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Cleveland
New York
George Arnold
Civil Defense
Conia
Arnold
Hugh B. Reddy
Gram Commission
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