Unidentified Plane Triggers Alert at Itozuke Air Base Japan
Unidentified aircraft prompted the Itozuke air base in Japan to order an air raid alert at 10 08 p m local time. Fighters intercepted and the craft disappeared without bombs. An unusual bright flash was reported on the horizon before the all clear. An American jet reportedly crashed at sea during the operation but a rescue followed. American pilots credited with downing a Soviet made North Korean fighter and aiding in evacuations from the region.
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Itazuke
Japan
U. S
South Korea
Korea
Phot
Air Force
William Hudson
Selma
Ala
Car 3
Fraser
Temps
Fla
George Zelther
Philadelphis
Nyle Mickey
Arcadia
Callfry
Ford Cis
Maurice Olgon
Minneapolis
State Dept Blasts Taft Criticism in Senate Row
Washington report says State Department spokesman protested Sen. Taft echoing Marcantonio and McCarthy. White questioned Taft's stature and noted his comments followed McCarthy charges of Communist influence at the department. The exchange highlights bipartisan tensions over Acheson’s resignation demand.
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Washington
UPA
State Department
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Acheson
Marcantonio
McCarthy
Lincoln White
Senate
White
Marcantoni
R-Wis
Rep
A. L.N
Hles
Soviet Union
Last of Eight B-36s Ends 16000 Mile Global Flight
The final B-36 bomber of eight landed at Carswell Air Force Base Fort Worth Texas after a 16000 mile global mission. Capt George Benedict piloted the last ship from Honolulu via St Louis returning to base in a simulated mission following a flight from Fairfield California.
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Fort Worth
Texas
mid-Pacific
Tig
Fairfield
Suisun
Calif
George Benedict
Honolulu
St. Louis
Carswell Air Force Base
Senate Moves Against Pike for Atomic Power Post
Senate Joint Atomic Energy Committee voted 5 to 4 to urge the Senate to reject Sumner T. Pike's nomination for a new four year term as acting chairman. Johnson cast the deciding vote amid a GOP split, with Pike's future unclear as Truman has yet to name a replacement, leaving three of five commissioners in office. The hearing also noted Pike's denial of incompetence and Smyth's testimony on hydrogen bomb progress.
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Senate
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy
Sumner T. Pike
Edwin C.johnson
D.-Colo
Pike
McMahon
Truman
Bike
David E. Lilienthal
Connelly
Texas
Tydings
D.md
Russell
Johnson and Sons
Hickenlooper Jk
Iowa
Millikin
Daily Worker
New York
House un-American Activities Committee
House
Justice Department
David Bohm
Giovanni Rossi Lomanitz
Irving David Fox
University of California
Philip Bart
Copper Co
House Rules “Committee
6 million Korea Aid Bill Signed
President Truman signed a 653,761,808 appropriation bill including 350,000 for economic aid to Korea. Most funds cover deficiencies in federal programs. 50,000,000 for South Korea aid was debated as sufficient given uncertainties. outlays for Korean relief and recovery were expected to be modest for the year.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
South Korea
Jonathan
House ‘Appropriations
U. S
Treasury
Paratroopers survive as crew dies in Fort Campbell jump crash
Four Air Force crewmen guiding 26 paratroopers to a safe jump perished when their C-119 troop carrier crashed near Nashville after one engine failed. Lt. Arthur R. Bush pilot and Lt. King T. Wilson Jr co pilot, Staff Sgt. James P. Carter and Sgt. James C. Hicks were killed. Bradley Cisco died en route to hospital after helping a surviving crewman.
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Tenn
Air Force
Bradley Cisco
Arthur R. Bush
Brooklyn
King T. Wilson Jr
Newman, Ga
James P. Carter
Mountville
5. C
James. C. Hicks
Marion
N.C
11Th Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Bowling Green
Greenbrier
Packet
Smyrna
Cumberland River
Old Hickory
Dulles Sudbuth
San Antonio
Texas
Paratrooper Plane Crash After Engine Failure Near Nashville
Moments before a jump near Bowling Green a left engine failed on the Packet aircraft. The crew chief ordered action and the plane limped 13 miles southeast before crashing near Fort Campbell. Nashville fire units battled a chemical fire for three hours as 42 paratroopers were aboard.
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Bowling Green
Fort Campbell
Nashville
Strong Fleet Supports U N Korea Policy
A powerful United Nations fleet gathers in the West Pacific to aid South Korea as Britain Australia New Zealand pledge ships and troops. The United States Navy enlarges its Far East force with carriers cruisers destroyers and plans a second large Pacific task force while Australia may keep troops in Japan for home defense. Prime Minister Menzies says Lincoln bombers head to Malaya, not Japan, as strain grows over Korea.
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United Nations
West Pacific
South Korea
Britain
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Fiji
Wellington
Uns
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Far Pacific
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Formosa
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Philippine Sea
Japan
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Commonwealth
Korea
Lincoln
Royal Australian Air Force
Malaya
Robert G. Menzies
India Joins in UN Action on Korea War
New Delhi reported India agreed to back UN Security Council aid to South Korea. The country joined two members in refusing to participate in the 7 to 1 vote. Egypt also refused. Yugoslavia voted no and Russia was absent.
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New Delhi
India
United Nations Security Council
South Korea
Security Council
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Russia
Long Beach Weather and Surf Report
Sunrise at 5 45 a m and sunset at 8 08 p m. Moonrise 9 33 p m moonset 6 21 a m. Tides high 11 29 a m and 4 53 a m low 3 58 p m. Water temperature 63 surf condition small breakers foregone statistics by US Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Rail Tie-up and Labor Strikes Across Rail and Bakeries
National mediation boards reported no progress on a widespread switchmen strike involving five railroads. In Seattle, eight hundred A F L bakers ended a ten day stoppage with a nine cent hourly raise, while Pittsburgh milk dealers offered a new settlement in a long running milk strike. News also covered a Federal mediators meeting on a World Telegram newspaper guild dispute and a Northwestern Bell contract ratified without a general wage increase.
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Pittsburgh
National Tramway Mediation Board
Chicago
Rock Island
Great Northern
Chicago Great Western
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Western Pacific
A. F. L. Bakers
Greater
Sever
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Federal
New York World-Telegram
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American News
Paper Guild
Division 45
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Riverside County Population Surges in 1950 Census
Unofficial 1950 census figures released by Riverside County show a population rise of about 60 percent from 105,524 in 1940 to 168,959. City totals include Riverside 46,399, Beaumont 3,143, Perris 1,796, San Jacinto 2,760, India 5,281, Elsinore 2,054, Hemet 3,371, Banning 7,022, Coachella 2,743, Palm Springs 7,428, and Blythe 3,086. District 22 totals jumped from 244,524 to 445,592, possibly prompting redrawing of lines.
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Riverside
Uri
County Board of Supervisors
Beaumont
Perris
San Jacinto
India
Elsinore
Hemet
Banning
Coachella
Palm Springs
Blythe
Orange
Imperial Counties
San Diego County
Names of Truman and MacArthur Booed at Rally
New York June 29 2 The names of President Truman and Gen Douglas MacArthur were booed last night at a Communist endorsed rally opposing U S intervention in Korea Some 9000 persons half filled Madison Square Garden at the Hands off Korea rally sponsored by the Civil Rights Congress and promoted by the Daily Worker Speakers included Gus Hall Paul Robeson Ring Lardner Jr Vito Marcantonio Arthur Yi Rev Richard Morford Others condemned U S policy and urged resistance to warmakers while asserting war in Korea violates the Constitution and threatens world peace
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Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Korea
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Civil Rights Congress
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Paul Robeson
Ring Lardner Jr
Hollywood
Congress
Vito Marcantonio
Artus N. Yi
Richard Orford
National Council
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State Department
John Foster Dulles
Robeson
Far East
Marcantonio
Morford
Houghton Re elected U S Scouting Leader
Philadelphia June 29 Amory Houghton Corning N Y today was re elected president of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America at the opening of the 40th annual meeting Those newly elected to the national executive board included Henry B Grandin San Marino Calif Frank C Rand Jr Santa Fe N M Leonard Firestone Los Angeles and Walter D Heljer San Francisco
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Amory Hougton
Corning
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Henry
B. Grandin
San Marino
Galif
Frank C. Rand Jr
Santa Fe
N. M. Leonard Firestone
Los Angeles
Walter D. Hel Jer
San Francisco
Talmadge Nominated In Georgia Primary Race
Governor Eugene Talmadge faces a tough renominating contest in Georgia amid a county unit system that boosts rural areas. Thompson leads in popular votes but unit totals favor Talmadge, with George sweeping 107 counties. the system draws legal challenges yet persists.
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Charles Barrett
Atlanta
iGeorgia
Herman Talmadge
Talmadge
M. E. Thompson
Thompson
Georgia
Walter George
Senate Finance Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Atlents
Alex McLennan
Fulton County
Chattahoochee
Fulton
Eugene
Jeff Son
Ment Jey
U. S. Supreme Court
FEPC
Acular
Howser repeats smear charge in punchboard trial
San Francisco June 29 attorney general Fred N Howser denounced as a political smear testimony in the Sonoma County punchboard trial involving him and his office Judge said Merv McCoy claimed Howser was getting his car and a letter bearing Howsters signature was sent to a friend to prove a three ondefendants had a in with Howser Howser called the testimony a splendid example of smear by crime commission members and said the letter shows the misrepresentation and fraud involved.
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San Francisco
Fred N. Howser
Sonoma County
Howser
Thomas P. Judge
California Commission On Organized Crime
Merv McCoy
McCoy
Howster
Faying
Crime Commission
Renerel
Oxnard Becomes Largest City in Ventura County
Santa Barbara June 23 Oxnard census shows population up 152 percent since 1940 reaching 21 512 making it the county’s largest city passing Ventura 16 532 up 24 percent from 1940. Other towns Santa Paula Fillmore Ojai Pt Hueneme shown with 1950 totals and percentage changes. County total not yet computed.
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Oxnard
Ventura County
Fillmore
Ojai
Pt. Hueneme
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