Defeat of Russia on Treaty Seen
Soviet deputy foreign minister Gromyko remains silent as diplomats weigh possible treaty outcomes with Japan. President Truman reportedly expects signing around schedule, with delays possible. The plan aims to set rules limiting speeches and amendments. a key debate arrives at the conference session, with Dulles and Younger guiding Western and allied positions.
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Red Air Might and Ground Push Mark Korea Front
Reported 70 Red divisions totaling about 700000 men are ready as United Nations forces, led by U S and allied troops, push five miles eastward in Korea. Bombing and shelling target front lines, railways and roads while Communist air activity rises.
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Ingrid Bergman’s Daughter Returns Home From Europe
Pia Lindstrom twelve returns with her father Dr Peter Lindstrom after six weeks in Europe. She smiled briefly at the airliner and said she was happy to be back home. Pia visited London to see her mother Ingrid Bergman, now married to Italian director Roberto Rossellini.
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Louis Adamic Dies Link to Yugoslavia Book Fight
Louis Adamic, born in Yugoslavia, died amid rumors of a completed chapter for The Eagle and the Rock about Marshal Tito and Soviet split. Churchill sued Adamic for libel over What's Your Name and Dinner at the White House, settled in 1947 with terms undisclosed. Adamic, tied to leftist causes, led the Progressive Citizens of America and faced scrutiny by the House Un-American Activities Committee. Also notes an apartment rental ad and contact in Compton.
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Rubber Stockpile Lag Hit by Solaris Policy Change
A Solaris decision allowing more civilian rubber use drew criticism as harming national interests and defense. The report warned that most natural rubber comes from southeastern Asia, with communist rim areas at risk. A Korea truce could free Chinese forces for rubber heartland incursions, and a Russian submarine fleet could disrupt shipping. It urged further cutbacks on peacetime rubber items like dolls and sports balls.
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Coast-to-Coast TV Starts Today Inaugural Doubles In Pool
Coast-to-Coast TV begins today with viewers in cities lacking sets receiving telecasts on a pooled basis. ABC CBS NBC and DuMont participate. CBS crews handle conference pickups. The event was advanced by the State Department for nationwide peach treaty coverage and will be temporary. Permanent east-west channels are planned, with first ready by Oct 1 for World Series coverage.
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