Reds Ignore Offer to Armistice Talks Amid Korean War Updates
U.N. planes conducted 200 sorties overcast skies hitting 15 air fields around Pyongyang in a week. Warships shelled Wonsan, and Ridgway invited talks with no conditions, while Pyongyang broadcast the usual communique. South Korea laid out five cease-fire conditions, and front-line reports noted cautious optimism with quiet periods and continued shelling near Kumhwal.
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Revolt in Bangkok Sparks Night of Fighting and Power Shifts
Navy and air force issue ultimatums to surrender as tanks artillery and planes strike rebels in Bangkok. The navy proclaims a new government led by retired officer Phra Sarasas Praphan but some names deny involvement. Foreign Minister Vora Karn Bancha takes over the old government allied to Pibulsonggram after the premier is kidnapped during a transfer ceremony. Turner and other officials escape.
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L B Psychiatrist Ends Own Life
Los Angeles police found Dr William M Peake 31 Via di Roma Walk Long Beach dead on the ninth floor of a hotel room after a bath and shave. A note stated he registered under a false name and included his wife Katherine. investigators believe overdose of pills caused death in a state of rest. The body was taken to J J Mottell Mortuary.
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Peake
Wilma Hausman
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Katherine
J. J. Mottell Mortuary
Forces smash attacks as Eighth Army shells central front
After midnight the Eighth Army reported artillery fire drove Communist forces from a central front sector about 20 miles north of Parallel. Far East Air Force B 29s pounded two airfields near Pyongyang Saturday morning. No anti aircraft fire or Red fighters were encountered.
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Pyongyang
Bolt Blasts Dynamaite Tragedy in French Pyrenees
In Tarbes France on June 30 a storm triggered 12 dynamite charges during a construction job high in the Pyrenees. Three workers were struck by cascading rocks. one man was killed and two others were severely injured.
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Pyrenees
Missouri and Kansas Flood Crisis Shrugs Cities and Towns
The Kansas and Missouri basins flood as the Missouri River crest nears 27 feet. Cities from Kansas City to St Charles flood and highways fail. Red Cross shelters open as authorities evacuate hundreds and patrol levees. In Topeka and Manhattan water rises threaten utilities and homes while military and radio networks coordinate relief. Flight lists from Chicago reveal missing DC6 passengers as flood chaos spreads.
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Captain Punished After Benevolence Sinking Collision
USS Benevolence captain Barton E Bacon was dropped 200 ranks after a general court martial found him guilty of permitting the hospital ship to be hazarded during the Aug 25 collision with the freighter Mary Luckenbach in foggy seas near the Golden Gate. Bacon is released to duty after the sentence. Leonard C Smith, master of the Mary Luckenbach, had his licenses revoked earlier in connection with the incident.
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Golden Gate
Mary Luckenbach
Bertram J. Rodgers
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Leonard C. Smith
Mery Luckenbach
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Milk Shortage Threatens California State Report
Sacramento June 90. Milk shortage threatens California due to rising demand and limited production. State Dairy Advisory Board manager W. B. Woodburn says milk output grew only 4 to 5 percent while sales rose 7 to 8 percent. He notes higher costs to replace cows and sharply increased feed prices.
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Oklahoma Pair Win Debate Championship in National Forensic Meet
Oklahoma City duo Arnold Fagin and Rosemary Skinner won the National High School Forensic League debate title in Los Angeles, defeating fellow Oklahomans Frank and Jimmy Cobb of Seminole. Dayton's Sue Roustong claimed dramatic interpretation, with winners named in oratory, poetry, extemp, and other categories across California and Missouri entrants.
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Rosemary Skinner
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Sue ‘Roustong
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Independence
Dewey Will Arrive in S F Tomorrow
SAN FRANCISCOJune 30 Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York is set to arrive tomorrow on the first leg of a 25000 mile air trip. The Republican candidate heads for Tokyo and the Korean battlefront before six weeks in the Far East. He will visit the Philippines Southeast Asia Indonesia Australia and New Zealand during the voyage.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Wonderful Opportunity for a Chemical Engineer in Petroleum
Classified ad seeks a chemical engineer with petroleum refining experience. Ready for travel to Westar states, salary open. Include education, family, and experience details. Photo optional. Respond to Preas-Telegram, A-24Z?.
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Preas-Telegram
All UAL Planes Fly on Schedule After AFL Truce
United Air Lines resumed all flights on schedule after a 10 day AFL pilots strike. The National Mediation Board will press for a settlement on DC-6B operation and pilot working hours. Key issues include flying hours, scheduling, and compensation before further talks.
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United Air Lines
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AFL Air Line Pilots Association
National Mediation Board
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Judge Murphy Wins Senate Confirmation for Federal Bench
Washington June 30 Senate approved the appointment of Thomas F Murphy New York City police commissioner to a federal judgeship in the Southern District of New York with no opposition when his name was called.
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Thomas F.murphy
New York City
New York
Senate
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Oil Discovery Sets Kimball Abuzz In June 2061
The Western Nebraska Observer reports Kimball County’s first oil well brought in this week. To mark the event the paper printed a spot of oil on each front page for subscribers to see, proof of the new find and local celebration.
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Neb
Kimball County
Western Nebraska Observer
Floods Drive Half Million Refugees From South China
The Chinese Nationalist defense ministry reported heavy floods in Kwantung Province South China. Some 500000 hunger stricken refugees are on the move attempting to escape the advancing waters as of June 30.
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Formosa
Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry
China
Kwantung Province
Market Outlook and Livestock Prices Reported
The analysis covers weekly stock trends with the Dow Jones at 240-244, market notes on cattle and hogs at major terminals, and price movements for steers, cows, lambs, and stockers. It discusses potential near-term outcomes, including a rally to 250-252 or further selloffs, plus economist S B Lurie’s outlook on defense spending, peace prospects, and possible economic scenarios for 1952.
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Agricultura
Jess Brow
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Southard Andl Mntecmnisitatn
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Tako
First Half 1951 Ends With Strong Production And Rising Costs
New York June 30 1951 midyear business review shows production at peak levels across oil steel power and autos while defense orders surge and inflation pressures grow. Crude output hit 6 110 650 barrels carloadings at 852 942 and power generation reached 6 834 692 000 kWh.
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Korea
Iran
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New York Stock Exchange
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Cohen Offers Luxury Home At Cut Price In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 30 Mickey Cohen offered his Brentwood home for 47 500 dollars while he awaited sentencing for tax evasion. Cohen, jailed without bail, disputed tax figures and maintained the property cost 100 000 dollars despite listings dropping from 65 000 as buyers failed to appear.
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Mickey Cohan
Brentwood
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Cohen
Senate Crime Committee
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Mickey
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