United States cites Soviet attack on B 29 as wanton
The United States charged in a note to Moscow that Soviet planes made a wanton and unjustifiable attack on a missing American B 29 off Japan since Oct 7. The note demanded compensation for the loss and for any crew deaths. It said the bomber was on a routine unarmed flight within Japanese territory and under explicit orders to stay within it. The U S note rejected Moscow inquiry that the bomber violated Soviet frontiers and said the attack occurred six miles from Hokkaido and 32 miles from Yuried Island.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Japan
U. S
Hokkaido
Yuried
Mechanical heart used in human surgery marks milestone
A 41 year old man underwent July 3 operation using a heart bypass machine that pumps blood through the body while the heart is opened. The device bypasses the left heart and lungs, allowing valve repair and enabling future operations with the heart on “vacation.” The team called it a historic success with potential for broader use in humans and dogs in trials.
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Harper Hospital
Detroit
Alton L. Blakeslee
Presa Science
Red Guerrillas Raid Train Kill Kidnap Near Pusan
Communist guerrillas halted the Pusan to Seoul express for three hours near a station 17 miles north of Pusan. They killed three policemen and kidnapped two men before fleeing into the hills. No United Nations soldiers were involved in the clash. IDs of the abducted were not disclosed.
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Pusan
Korea
Pusante
Seoul
United Nations
Pinpoint Hill Battle on Sniper Ridge Aids ROKs
On the central Korean front Chinese troops attacked Sniper Ridge under heavy Red artillery fire. ROKs and Chinese forces fought fingertip battles for Pinpoint Hill, as Ninth Division troops reported high casualties for the Reds and said they inflicted over eleven thousand enemy losses in nine days of fighting.
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Seoul
Pinpoint Hill
Sniper Ridge
Kumwha
Pinpoint
Ninth Division
Iron Horse Hill
U. S. Eighth Army
ROK Ninth Division
Whites- Horse Mountain
Fire Precautions Urged On Hunters In Colorado
Rocky Mountain blazes near Routt National Forest and Kenosha Pass were contained as crews patrolled dry timber while thousands of hunters searched for deer and elk. Forest Service urged extreme care with cigarettes and embers. fires were under control with winds possibly changing outcomes.
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Denver
Colorado
Routt National Forest
Kenosha Pass
U. S. Forest Service
Roy L. Willams
Toth
Routt Forest
Rabbit Ears Pass
U.S. 40
Forest Service
Oregon
Mt. Hood National Forest
Wage Dispute Settled at Douglas El Segundo Plant
The Federal Mediation Service announced a two month wage settlement for 13,000 Douglas aircraft plant workers in El Segundo California. The agreement provides an average 5 cent hourly raise retroactive to August 25 and makes 2 cents of the current cost of living bonus part of base pay. fringe benefits were included but not valued. Union leaders will seek ratification within 10 days.
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Washington
Federal Mediation Service Today
AFL
Douglas Aircraft
el Segundo
Calif
Clyde Mills
Douglas
Negaltone An Hi
Cfaims
California
Mills
David L. Cole
Lockheed Aircraft
Truman
Lockheed
Killer of Berserk Mate Exonerated
Lena Mary Johnson, a 40 year old mother of six from Bellflower, was exonerated by a coroner's jury in the slaying of her estranged husband Leo Marshall Johnson, 52, who died from a shotgun blast Tuesday night. Testimony described violence leading to the fatal shooting and Johnson’s claim of protecting her granddaughter and herself. The incident involved an encounter with his daughter Silva Leona Bergen, 18, during which Johnson allegedly threatened to kill the child.
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Lena Mary Johnson
Graywood Ave
Leo Marshall Johnson
Johnson
Weather Outlook Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with local fog during nights and early mornings. A few scattered sprinkles are possible with little change in temperature across the period.
Stevenson Sweeps California Campaign in L A and San Diego
Adlai Stevenson drew thousands in Los Angeles and spoke to about 7900 at Shrine Auditorium. He criticized Dwight Eisenhower as engaging in political make believe while pressing his final bid for California's 32 electoral votes. He rode a motorcade from International Airport through downtown Los Angeles.
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Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
San Diego
Persen
California
Stevenson
International Airport
Shrine Auditorium
Dwight Eisenhower
Ike Says Democrats Condone Dishonesty
James Devlin reports Ike in Wilmington saying the Democratic administration is arrogant and indifferent to dishonesty. Eisenhower, cheered by about 18 000 in Rodney Square, criticizes Truman and defends his social security stance while praising the United Nations and Korea actions. He and Sen. Williams outline corruption probes and campaign contrasts across New Jersey stops.
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James Devlin
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Withiington
Dela
Harvey J. Wadman
Rodney Square
Delaware
Caesar Rodney
Camden
Trenton
New Bruins
Brick
Newark
Jersey City
John J. Williams
Delaware Republian
Federal “Bureau of Internal Revenue
Williams
Truman
Wiliams
Wilmington
Guv
Adlai
Stevensan
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Texas
United Nations
U.N
Korea
United States
U. N
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Vishinsky Speech Awaited as Red Policy Statement
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky prepared to address the United Nations General Assembly amid expectations of a new Kremlin policy line. The speech, the first major international address by a top Soviet official since the Moscow party congress, is seen as signaling Stalin instructions and a sharpened stance contrasting with U S moves. The UN Korea Commission report released alongside warns of ongoing life loss and devastation beyond any armistice, noting a grim front-line situation caused by the aggressors.
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Stanley
Johnson
United Nations
Andrei
Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
Kremlin
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
U. S
Dean Acheson
Stalin
Acheson
U.N
Korean Unification and Rehabilitation Commission
Korea
Lfe
Meteorite Flash Lights Southeast United States
A brilliant light flashed across southern skies early today likely from a meteorite explosion. Reports came from Shreveport Louisiana to 50 miles north of Mobile Alabama, with light building tremors at Natchez and neighboring Mississippi towns. Tulane University astronomer Dr Joseph F Thompson said the event probably involved a meteoric explosion burning up in the atmosphere.
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Orleans
Shreveport
Louisiana
Mobile
Ala
Natchez
Miss
Jackson
United “Prose
Witheasen
Issippi
Ihi
Joseph F. Thompson
Tulana University
Thompson
Where to Find It Beached Guide One-Liners
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Southland
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