Nation Mourns Heroes of Wars
Nation marks heroism with a wreath at Arlington Unknown Soldier tomb and at three other monuments. It recalls a million lives lost since the Revolutionary War and notes 560000 buried in 85 national cemeteries, as the Army worries about future care.
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Saratoga
Chapulte Chancellorville
Manila
Chateau
Thierry
The
Bulge
Chosin Reservoir
Army
Three Reds Killed in Tokyo Rioting
In a May Day protest across Japan, three rioters and a photographer were killed or injured as police and demonstrators clashed. AP Reporter William C. Barnard was wounded while describing the scene near Shinjuku Station as thousands gathered to mark a 1949 death anniversary.
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Associated Press
William C. Barnard
Barnard
Tokyo
Shinjuku Station
Ney
Max Desier
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Communist Party
Kyodo
Tsuchiura
LIFE
Asahi
Kobe
Life Magazine
John Dillie
Dille
Margaret Hourke-White
U. S
Dai Ichi
United Nations and
Far East Command
Eisenhower Ridgway NATO unity and dangers stressed
General Eisenhower and Ridgway led a news conference ahead of a NATO ceremony, urging Europe to unite and warning against complacency as NATO defenses grow. He warned of misunderstandings, possible incidents along the Iron Curtain, and the risk of local thinking while stressing progress toward military equilibrium in Europe.
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Soviet Union
Ridgway
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Europe
NATO
Iron Curtain
West
WATO
Police Patrol Paris to Stem Outbreaks
Paris May 30 police cars patrolled streets to guard against rioting after the jailing of Jacques Duclos. Interior Minister Charles Brune urged a calm stance and understanding of local situations while stressing a peaceful path to satisfy millions of people.
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Paris
Jacques Duclos
Charles Brune
Duclos
Russian offer to restore lines in West Berlin drew limits
May 30 report says the Russian sector would restore telephone service to West Berlin only on lines controlled by Communists and subject to tapping. At the Berlin border, a Russian soldier and an East German policeman fired warning shots to drive away photographers near the barricaded dividing line. no one was hurt.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Carl Mydans
Thomas Lambert
Time and Life Magazines
Martin Badekow
United States
Celenews Organization
Berlin Seizure Tightens Grip on Intracity Lines
The East rejected the offer demanding full and free intracity communications as of last Tuesday. The East would open 70 lines through the central security switchboard in the downtown Soviet sector, while over 2000 lines between East and West sectors were cut. German trunk calls across the Elbe are censored, and long distance routes through Leipzig are exposed to control. Workers under the People’s Police seal off West Berlin as barricades rise near zones where American British and French sectors meet the Soviet zone. The Soviet sector borders the city and surrounds Berlin from Elbe to Oder River.
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Central Security Police
Elbe River
Leipzig
West Berlin
Wone
Elbe
Oder Hivers
Berlin
Eight POWs Die in Camp Incidents
Eight POWs died in Koje compound 66 during a guard change when a soldier fired an automatic rifle. The incident followed a raid by U S and British troops that destroyed the North Korean officers and Red orderlies’ headquarters and dispensary shacks. The official Army statement said a work party member attacked a guard, the guard fired in self defense, killing the assailant. one other POW was killed and five wounded, with two wounded dying later in the hospital. No Americans were hurt.
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Koje
U. N. Guard
Hoje
President Praises West Reich Pact
The President lauded the West Reich Pact and urged parliamentary action to safeguard the nation and its allies. Acheson planned a full report to the President and a national address Monday night. Western powers consider counter measures to tighten East West German lines and travel restrictions, including a possible Berlin airlift if supply routes are disrupted.
City Officials Blast Tideland Bill Veto
City officials accuse President Truman of distorting facts in vetoing the Holland tidelands bill. City Attorney Irving M. Smith says the measure confirms states title to inland waters and seaward to the three mile limit. Harbor Board President W. R. Martin pledges to fight the veto and warns of federal takeover of local land rights if overridden.
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Tidelands
Irving M. Smith
Justice Department
Smith
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Supreme Court
San Pedro Bay
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Ate
W. R. Martin
Omy
Martin
Bae Phaprpan
Chapman
Long Beach
Harry Truman
Officials debate response to potential Soviet blockade
Officials doubt they will resort to a full-scale blockade if one develops. A new consideration may involve challenging the Soviets with an Allied armored train or truck convoy under military orders to pass through Red border guards.
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