Rhee Denies Shift In Korea Unification Goals
In a written pledge to not obstruct an armistice, President Rhee says Korea may change methods but not the aim of unification. A well informed source says U S envoy Robertson won concessions from Rhee including not freeing more prisoners and agreement on post armistice talks. Rhee’s statement followed a joint U S Korea accord on armistice terms and responses to questions from reporters.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
Associated Press
Tokyo
Robert Bunson
Eisenhower
Robertson
U. S
Korea
U.S
Walter S. Robertson
United States
Bunson
U. S. Information Service
Panmunjom
The
Gilfetrade
Japan
Scripps- Howard
Jim Lucas
McCarthy Calls First Senate Investigations Meeting
Senator McCarthy R Wisconsin called a meeting today of his Senate investigations subcommittee, the first since all its Democrats resigned Friday, with McCarthy as the sole member present. The other three Republican members reportedly had other committee dates.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Senate Investigations
Eisenhower Nominates Arnold for Farm Credit Governor
President Eisenhower named Carl R. Arnold of Hilliards Ohio to be governor of the Farm Credit Administration. Arnold, a former Agriculture Department official, would succeed Ivy W. Dugan who recently resigned.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Carl R. Arnold
Hilliards, D
Farm Credit Administration
Arnold
Agriculture Department
Ivy W. Dugan
White House says U S food sent to East Germany frontiers
The White House announced American food is being delivered to the East German frontier despite the Soviet rejection to deliver 15 million dollars in food to the Red controlled German area.
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Washington
White House
East Germany
Soviet Union
White House names Robert Douglas Coe as U S ambassador to Denmark
Robert Douglas Coe, a former career diplomat, was chosen by the White House to be the United States ambassador to Denmark. He retired from the State Department in May 1952 after 20 years of service, to succeed Eugenie Anderson of Red Wing Minnesota.
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Robert Douglas Coe
White House
United States
Denmark
Coe
State Department
Eugenie Anderson
Red Wing
Minn
All Star Game Starters And Lineup Notes
Cincinnati AP reports Chicago lefty Bill Pierce and Philadelphia righty Robin Roberts will start Tuesday’s 20th All Star game. Casey Stengel and Chuck Dressen undecided on the second and third pitchers. Mantle listed cleanup for the American League. Klussewski is the No 4 hitter for the Nationals.
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Bill Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
Casey Stengel
Chuck Dressen
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Ted Klussewski
Nationals
British Armies Blockade Ismailia In Search For Missing Airman
British forces sealed Ismailia near the Suez Canal and ordered searches of all entrants after Aircraftman A V Rigden went missing. Egyptian troops set up routine posts as Cairo denied a state of emergency amid tensions.
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Ismailia
Egypt
Suez Canal
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Sedeered
Mohamed Naguib
Cairo
Egyptaan
Perssons
Indochina Tops Agenda Of Ministers
Foreign ministers from the United States Britain and France met in Washington amid signs of intensified war in Indochina as Korea nears an armistice. Bidault pressed a Navarre plan to go on the offensive, seeking U.S. aid while Dulles stressed keeping Korea-Indochina link clear.
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Indochina
Korea
United States
Britain
France
Dulles
Georges Bidault
Red China
U. S
Bidault
Navarre
U.S
Record Heat Tops Los Angeles July 12
Los Angeles saw a high of 98 degrees marking the hottest July 12 on record, tying or surpassing previous heat benchmarks for the city.
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Los Angeles
Mercury
Flare Spurs Hunt In Pacific For 58 Aboard Missing Plane
The Navy launched a large search for 58 aboard a Transocean DC-6B after it vanished near Wake Island. A green flare was spotted from a liferaft as helicopters and ships combed the rain and darkness about 350 miles east of Wake Island. The plane was en route from Guam to Oakland with eight children and eight crew, last seen Saturday night and the search continued with optimism.
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Honolulu
Navy
Wake Island
Transocean Air Lines
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Oakland
Calif
Barrett
William Ward
United States
Charles Gallop
San Leandro
Nebraska
Fred Hansher
Newman Grove
TAL
Christmas Early For Korean Reds
Seoul reports Communist propaganda on the Western Front promises peace and a merry Christmas at home. The loudspeakers urge troops to lay down arms as victory nears. The note reflects wartime morale efforts amid ongoing fighting.
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Seoul
Oregon Prison Rioters Restive After Food Return
About 1,000 convicts at the Oregon State Penitentiary, after a 48 hour food and water deprivation and a brief surrender of 21 ringleaders, became restive again in the recreation yard. Warden Gladden kept them there, armed guards patrolled, and more than $100,000 in damage was reported.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon State Penitentiary
Clarence T. Gladden
Uisen Recreation Yard
Gladden
Polio Epidemic Clamps Two Western North Carolina Counties
In Hickory area the polio outbreak grows with 152 total cases and four deaths. Catawba County reports 44 cases in a month, one more dead noted by Dr. William Happer. Caldwell County adds three new cases. mass inoculation for Caldwell underway and planned for Catawba pending gamma globulin arrival for 23 gallons. Children ten and under will receive shots.
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Hickory
North Carolina
Catawba County
Caldwell County
William Happer
Caldwell
Catawba
New Joint Chiefs Start Gathering in Washington
President Eisenhower's new Joint Chiefs of Staff prepare to take over mid August. Adm. Arthur W. Radford arrives as chairman, Gen. Matthew Ridgway named Army chief of staff, Adm. Robert Carney due as chief of naval operations, Gen. Nathan Twining already Air Force chief since June 30.
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Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert Carney
Naval Operations
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Nathan F. Twi
Air Force
Otterbein Professor Missing In Pacific Flight Incident
Dr. John N. Boyer 52 chair of Otterbein College Sociology Department and his wife Estella 52 are among 58 missing in a Guam to Wake Island flight tragedy. They were returning from a vacation visit to their daughter, wife of a Navy chaplain on Guam.
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Columbus
John N. Boyer
Otterbein College
Westerville
Estella
Guam
Wake Island
Pacific
Boyers
Beria's Arrest Seen Not Altering Soviet Policy
Four Vienna based observers say Beria's downfall does not shift Soviet aims. They warn Moscow will maintain a soft facade while pursuing domination of the world, with changes in tactics, not goals, including calls for a Big Four conference.
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Vienna
Lavrenty Beria
West
Adlai Stevenson
Russia
Beria
Kremlin
Jets Renew Pounding Of Red Lines
Two Chinese Communist divisions about 20,000 men smashed against Allied lines on the Korean East Central Front Sunday night, the Eighth Army announced. Details were lacking.
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Seoul
Eighth Army
Allied Sabre Jets Bombard Korea Front Lines in Major Push
Allied Sabre jet fighters and light bombers blasted Communist positions along a 155 mile front in Korea. B-2 bombers dropped 1000 ton payloads near Old Baldy and Porkchop Hill as ground clashes intensified. Seven MIGs were shot down, while ROK troops recaptured an outpost west of Finger Ridge and halted Chinese advances. Air actions aimed to disrupt Red supply routes with heavy bombing.
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Korea
U. S. 5Th Air Force
Porkchop Hill
Red Lines
Finger Ridge
East Central Front
Roks
Sniper
Weather no rain in sight in Miami Valley
Clouds drift away to leave a warm pleasant outlook for tomorrow. After a 95 degree high at Armeco's Side main gate yesterday, cooler air moved in overnight with morning lows near six thirty. Official forecast continues mild with similar temperatures for today and tomorrow.
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Miami Valley
Armeco
Kentucky Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers
Mostly cloudy today with highs near 84 to 88 and a chance of scattered showers in extreme western Kentucky. Partly cloudy on Tuesday with widely scattered showers in the west tonight. Lows range 58 to 62 tonight and 64 to 68 in the western portion.
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Kentucky
West Tion
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