Clark Says He Can Sign Armistice Without Rhee Approval
Gen. Mark Clark, commanding U.N. forces, told reporters after meeting with President Syngman Rhee that he is authorized to sign the armistice drawn up without prior South Korean approval, though he warned action remains "dependent on instructions from my government" and noted the timetable depends on the Communists.
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Sabres Down Six MIGs in Korea Air War Near Manchuria
U S Sabre pilots shot down six Communist MIG jets in North Korea near the Manchurian border. Col Robert Baldwin of Sherman Oaks California downed his fifth MIG to earn ace status alongside ground actions along the East Central Front.
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Freighter Scotia dec Sinks In Lake Superior Collision
Canada Steamship Lines Scotia dec, a 4432 ton freighter with 253000 bushels of wheat, sank after a foggy collision with Burlington in Lake Superior. Two crewmen abandoned ship. Wallace MacDermid of Sault Ste. Marie is missing and presumed drowned.
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Waters Claim Thirteen In State Over Weekend
Near record heat drew thousands to lakes and pools across the state. Ohio reported seven drowning deaths, thirteen others died in traffic accidents, and three perished in miscellaneous causes during the weekend. A violent wind and rain storm in the Portsmouth area seriously burned three men and slightly injured two.
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Heat. Middletown Ohio Bell operators walk out
In Middletown Ohio Bell Telephone workers walked out for two hours as a heat dispute flared. Manager Hugh Harvey said temperatures reached about 88 degrees inside with operators claiming 94 to 98 degrees outside readings. Two stated grievances included unbearable heat and noisy fans offering little relief.
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Hugh Harvey
Middletown
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
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Weith
Communists Admit Sabotage Hitting East German Mines
East German Democratic Republic leaders admitted sabotage in Saxony uranium mines as part of a broader uprising. Western agents were accused of parachuting into the region to foment disruption while Russian troops maintained martial law.
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Churchill denies pledging to conquer Korea
In the House of Commons Sir Winston Churchill told MPs that Britain has not committed itself to advancing into Korea or placing the area under Syngman Rhee. In Chicago a collision between two elevated trains injured at least 32 workers during the morning rush.
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Syngman Rhee
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Eisenhower faces decision on aiding Europe to speed EDC
President Eisenhower may decide this week whether to apply heavy financial pressure on European allies to accelerate ratification of the Western European Union defense plan. The House voted to withhold about a billion dollars in aid until EDC treaties are ratified, while Sen Taft proposed giving the President discretionary authority.
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Eisenhower
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Rosenberg Funeral Draws Large Crowds in New York
Funeral services for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg drew about 500 mourners in a Brooklyn chapel and an estimated 10 000 onlookers outside amid 93 degree heat. Defense attorney Emanuel Bloch denounced the executions as murder and blamed top officials, while clergy urged restraint and patriotism.
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Ethel Rosenberg
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Bermuda Talks Set to Open July 8
The White House said the Big Three Bermuda conference would begin July 8 as the present target date, pending French government acceptance. Churchill's London note confirmed July 8, with an informed source noting the date rests on a new French cabinet by then.
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Hawaii Protest Strike Halts Army Port Operations
A weekend work stoppage by ILWU members disrupted Hawaii's Army port and affected water front, sugar, and pineapple operations after labor leader Jack W. Hall and six co-defendants were convicted of conspiring to overthrow the government. About 11,000 workers reportedly walked off, with military crews handling ships and immediate pay talks suspended amid wage demand spikes.
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Jack W. Hall
Hawaii
Korea
Hall
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
Harry Bridges
Cambodian King Sihanouk Returns as Army Chief
Cambodian government spokesmen say King Norodom Sihanouk has authorized the army and returned from exile to lead mobilization in Phnom Penh. Officials deny Communist aims and warn of an independence war, noting France reportedly prepared three battalions and arms for French residents.
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Twister Tumbles Through Area In Eastern Ohio
A thunderstorm whipped East Palestine and nearby areas causing about 10 000 dollars in damage. Mrs Ethel Hull reported seeing no cloud while high winds struck. officials disagreed. Lightning knocked out two power lines and silenced police radio. 40 trees blown down. one farmhouse hit. no injuries reported.
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Ethel Hull
Cleveland Weather Bureau
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Weather Roundup for Miami Valley Kentucky and West Virginia
The Miami Valley expects generally fair weather with a high near 90 and a night low around 64. Tomorrow stays warm with possible scattered thunderstorms in late afternoon or early evening. Kentucky shows fair skies with a high near 95 and clouds increasing with widely scattered thunder showers tonight. West Virginia sees fair and warmer weather with highs 86 to 90 and lows 60 to 65, with clouds and scattered showers in the western portion Tuesday.
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