Pravda Rejects Western Call for Ministers' Conference
Pravda spurned the West's September four power foreign ministers meeting on Germany and Austria as a backroom deal to rush the Soviet Union. It warned of an advance agenda and favored a deputies’ preliminary conference procedures.
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Pravda
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Austria
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
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Washington
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Paris
British Doubt Malenkov In Full Control Of USSR
British officials doubt Georgi Malenkov holds total power in the Soviet Union and fear further dramatic purges. Butler told Parliament Western allies may wait to see who holds real power in Moscow as Moscow delays the Supreme Soviet session and omits several top defense leaders from a key meeting.
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Missing $5826 Money Bag Recovered After Shortfall
In Levittown New York a missing money bag with 5826 was recovered after vanishing from the Franklin National Bank deposit system. Bank officials traced the bag to a weekend bank deposit from a local grocery, later found with 96 dollars short. An anonymous caller claimed the money was in the package mailbox outside the bank.
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New Babies Tops As Weather Men
At St. Joseph's Hospital in St. Charles Missouri a playful report notes babies named Frost Summer Wetter Showers and Flood appearing as a humorous weather forecast sequence. The piece strings a local hospital birth tally into a seasonally themed joke.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Stassen Calls for Ike Re election Support
Harold E. Stassen, former Republican contender and Eisenhower foreign aid chief, says he wants President Eisenhower re elected in 1956 but adds it depends on whether the American people draft him again in an NBC radio interview.
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Harold E. Stassen
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Stassen
NBC
Korean War Compared to Valley Forge by ROK Envoy
South Korean ambassador Dr You Chang Yang told an audience at San Diego State College that the Korean War resembles Valley Forge with President Syngman Rhee as Washington and the ROK forces as the Revolutionary Army. He warned Americans would feel about British demands for territory as peace talks loom.
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Institute of World Affairs
San Diego State College
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Battlefront
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Associated Press
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U. S
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Briggs
Washington
John Foster Dulles
U. S. State Department
South Korea
Asst
Walter Robertson
Eisenhower
Park Too Chin
Paik
Park
Committee To Summon California Clergyman
Washington The House Un American Activities Committee voted to compel Rev Jack Richard McMichael Methodist pastor at Upper Lake California to testify next Thursday. He is alleged to have been a Communist party member.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
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Communist Party
Sir Winston Churchill Planned Prep for Duties Return
London WW says Churchill, now much improved, plans a small Downing Street at Chequers within a week. Chancellor Butler told MPs Churchill is “ever so much better.” An aide denied paralysis claims and noted Churchill walked at Chartwell and watched a film recently. Doctors ordered rest beginning June 28. illness details not released.
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Reds Face New Riots In Germany Uranium Mines Trouble Spot
In East Germany new riots erupted in Erz Gebirge uranium mines near the Czech border. East German troops were deployed to quell the uprising as 200 miners were arrested for open rioting while 1,200 comrades held after June 17 revolt demanded release. Refugees fled to West Berlin amid mass home raids and mass arrests as Justice Minister Red Hilde Benjamin tightens crackdowns. Unconfirmed partisan resistance rumors filter from the German Polish border.
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Asyum
Prisoner Trapped After Three Weeks at Tolland Jail
William Lanahan, 29, a New York parole violator held in Tolland County jail, spent three weeks attempting to cut through jail bars with a hacksaw. He was finally trapped yesterday by the sheriff and guards who had monitored him all along.
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National Games Postponed Due to Wet Grounds
Milwaukee at Philadelphia and St. Louis at New York postponed because of rain. Chicago at Brooklyn also delayed.
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Ike's Last Hope To Restore Aid Fund Cuts
President Eisenhower pressed the Senate to restore portions of the 1.1 billion dollar foreign aid cut after the House approved 4.44 billion in new aid for the year starting July 1. The House vote was 288 to 115 with Republicans backing and a bloc of Republicans defeating Democratic attempts to raise the total.
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Peiping Warns Armistice in Danger Amid Peace Talks
Rumors swirled that a Korean armistice could be signed within 72 hours as Panmunjom negotiators pressed for a final date. Peiping radio warned that renewed South Korean opposition threatened the cease-fire, while Allied sources said only a few points remained and staff talks would continue.
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Chinese Reds Seize Four Outposts Northwest of Kumhwa
Chinese forces seized four outposts northwest of Kumhwa after repelling a South Korean attempt to take a hill in the Kumsong River area. AP reports up to 750 Reds won the first post in 15 minutes, then two more groups of 150 to 175 men drove the ROK from three other knob outposts.
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Kumhwa
Kumsong
John Randolph
Maybank Sees Close Vote On Jet Funds
In Washington Senator Maybank predicts a close vote on a 400 million dollar add to air force jet bombers as part of a 34 billion dollar defense bill. Senator Ferguson backs the bill while opponents urge restraint on defense contracts amid unemployment concerns. The Senate recessed after 12 hours of work as amendments continued.
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R-Mich
Maybank
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Russell
D-La
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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R-Mass
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cincinnati Marine Survives 60 Hours Behind Enemy Lines
Sgt. Robert E. Rich of Cincinnati, Ohio, described a 60 hour ordeal after being trapped in a crumpled bunker during Outpost Berlin fighting in Korea. He dodged Chinese soldiers, repelled attackers with a pistol and a grenade, and finally crawled back to Marine lines for medical care.
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Verle E. Ludwig
Associated Press
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1St Marine Division
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Stanley J. Yamura
Hazleton
Forward Hospital
Weather Through Miami Valley Sees Cool Stable Pattern
The forecast calls for pleasant and cool conditions continuing tonight and tomorrow. A cold front yesterday kept daytime readings cool with a 66 degree low recorded at 6 am. Light winds persist as temperatures hover in the same range before rising slightly.
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