Realistic Plan Drafted Says Sen MMahon
Senator McMahon outlined a realistic U S civil defense program assigning vital duties to local police for emergency use. He warned atomic weapons erase civilian military distinctions and urged contingency planning, noting dispersal of industry would challenge freedom but may be required for survival.
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Emergency Civilian Rules For Alaska War Emergency
Anchorage dispatch reports Lt Gen Twining awaiting return as officers issue orders for civilian conduct in a potential Alaska attack. civilians and air men families at Elmendorf Field instructed to evacuate swiftly to the United States if needed. top priority to hospital patients and mothers with children with baggage limits and identification tags.
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Elmendorf Field
United States
Nathan F. Twining
Naknek
Fort Richardson
Donald R. Hutchingon
Ail
Elmendorf
Anchorge
Hutchinson
National Guard Not Mobilizing Says Chief
Los Angeles dispatch reports National Guard commandant Maj. Mel Bilard Walsh states the guard will not be mobilized amid the Korean crisis. He says the guard remains in readiness but not expected to be called into active service at this time.
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Los Angeles
Mel. Bilard
A. Walsh
New Home for Smokey the Bear at National Zoo
Smokey the three month old bear from New Mexico arrives at Washington National Zoo and will share a cage with a six month old hybrid named Gene. The dedication, in front of zoo director Dr. William M. Mann, honors the children of America and forest fire awareness. Stanlee Ann Miller, granddaughter of Sen. Chavez, presents the ceremony for the Forest Service. Smokey traveled by light plane through heavy summer rain, calm and undisturbed by photographers and crowds.
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Albuquerque
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America
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Children of
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Homer C. Pickens
Santa Fe
M. M
New Mexico
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Imelda
Lyle F. Watts
U. S
Suwon Airfield Key to American Action in Korea
Suwon Airfield in South Korea emerges as a crucial U S base with a 3500 foot main strip, supporting C54s while facing Communist air raids. American forces, with anti aircraft guns manned around the clock, expedite unloading of transports as Yak strafers recently damaged several aircraft, including a C54, C-47, F-82 and B-26. Kimpo's ownership is disputed though a Korean general claims control, while American scouts report jeep fire during a Kimpo reconnaissance.
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America
Suwon Field
U. S
Kimpo
Seoul
Peace Hope Dim in Rail Strike
On the sixth day of a rail strike by switchmen against five major western roads, no peace in sight. Washington senators urge action while the workers demand 43 hours pay for 40 hours. Fact finding backs a 40-hour week but only a small wage boost. Three more unions may join on July 15 as mediators urge settlement. Milk strike in Pittsburgh ends with driver salesmen earning about 12.50 a day after previously making 10 dollars. boosted to 12.50 with no full agreement.
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Pittsburgh
Turk Chief of Staff Denies Red Movement
Istanbul June 30 Turkish army chief of staff denied reports of Russian troop concentrations on the Turkish Russian border. He said if such a buildup existed he would not be busy with maneuvers at 42 miles west of Ankara. President Celal Bayar, Cabinet members, U S Ambassador Wadsworth and the U S military mission chiefs observed the exercises.
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Celal Bayar
U. S
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Pasadena Ambulance Drivers Face Pay Cut to Save Tax
Pasadena June 30 UF ambulance drivers at the emergency hospital received 15 cent monthly raises costing them 56 a month in increased income taxes. Those with cost of living bonuses saw their wages adjusted to absorb the tax impact. City manager Don McMillan said he would adjust salaries downward so drivers could save money.
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Pasadena
Don McMillan
Radiation Death Slash Seen in Tests At Chicago U
University of Chicago researchers led by Dr. C Phillip Miller report antibiotics may cut deaths from postradiation infections. In animal tests streptomycin reduced death rate from 90 percent to 14 percent by halting bacterial invasion after radiation damage to intestines. The work aims to save human radiation victims.
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University of Chicago
C. Phillip Miller
Japan
North Dakota Elections Close
Fargo North Dakota voters still awaited final results from two Democratic primary races on June 30. Mandan Mayor C C Byerly led Obed Wyam for governor by a slim margin, while E A Johannson led Edgar Agnew in the race for one of two Congress nominations, with Ervin Schumacher winning the other. Nearly 100 remote precincts remained to be counted.
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C. C. Byerlv
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E. A. Johannson
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Edgar Agnew
Dickinson
Ervin Schumacher
Tides and Temperatures Forecast for Long Beach
Sunrise at 5 46 p m and sunset at 8 08 p m mark a long beach day. Moon rises at 10 16 p m and sets at 7 32 a m. Tides show high at 12 17 a m 3 0 ft then low at 5 37 a m and 4 48 p m. Water temp 64 surf calm. Weather statistics for Thursday.
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US. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
National Jamboree Opens as Scouts Await Truman Talk
National Boy Scouts jamboree opens at Halley Forge near the Schuylkill River with about 50,000 attendees. President Truman is expected to speak at 6 p.m. Long Beach time. The event features 48 states, 17 foreign countries, a United Nations troop, and a display of tents, flags, and uniforms.
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Andrew Wojcicki
Robert Kimes
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Hungary
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Schuylkill River
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Washington, D. C
Primitive American Field Headquarters at Suwon
American field headquarters set up in an abandoned Suwon school near the Han River, housing 200 plus personnel from the U S and Korea. They coordinate operations with South Korean forces, facing poor communications, scarce equipment, and basic meals. The Suwon airstrip is vital for delivering supplies to the front and defending the Han River line.
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Japan
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Tokyo
Choi Byung Duk
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29 Passengers Safe After Hyannis Airliner Accident
In Hyannis Massachusetts 29 passengers were not injured when the nose landing gear of a Northeast Airline transport collapsed on landing. The craft slid about 100 yards on its nose before stopping resting on its nose and two main wheels under the wings. The flight was from Boston to New York via Hyannis.
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New York
Gas Blaze Burns 3 Sisters in YW Palm
Three sisters were severely burned when a spark ignited liquified gas during transfer from a truck to a tank in YWENTYNINE PALMS. Elvera Brod suffered first to third degree burns and was taken to hospital in critical condition. Olive Brod and Mrs. Herbert Baker were less seriously burned. Driver E. Lowe received burns on the hands.
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Olive
Herbert Baker
Thomas HL Ince Memorial
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E. Lowe
Slot machine law reshapes California bargain market
Tahoe City Calif June 3 AP insiders report slot machines flood the market as California tightens laws set to take effect July 15. Proescutors note payoffs need not be proven under the new statute, shifting emphasis to mere possession. Widespread shipments to Nevada rumored, drawing Californians across the border for play.
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California
Generelly
Aldea
Association
J. Frank Coakley
Alameda County
Nevada
Assembly
Revolutionary Plot in Ecuador Probed
In Quito on June 30 President Galo Plaza Lasso announced that reports of a revolutionary plot against the government are being investigated. Interior Minister Guillermo Ramos said authorities had stamped out an abortive plot centered at Ambato.
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Ecuador
Galo Plaza Lasso
Guillermo Ramos
Ambato
Three Killed in Sudden Rainstorm in Texas
Ansoriatvd Press reports three people died in a sudden squall in north central Texas. A car overturned in a deep ditch near Rhome, injuring none else. The victims were Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Simpin and their child from Opelika Alabama.
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