Armistice Call For Korea Amid UN Backing Reported
The United States and 16 UN fighting nations reportedly decided to press for a Korea cease-fire. Gen Ridgway received general negotiating instructions as officials signaled potential early action.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
London
Congress
Ridgway
Robert A. Lovett
Defense
Lovett
State Department
Jacob Malik
Senate Bill Levies Curb On Controls
Senate approves an eight month extension of price wage and rent controls while curbing new rollbacks and possible beef price changes. House plans stop gap extension and delays longer term action as lawmakers seek to avoid a lapse in controls.
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House
Senate
Maybank
D-Sc
Moody
D-Mich
U S Ambassador Seeks British Help Over Iran Oil Crisis
Premier Mossadegh summoned U S Ambassador Henry F Grady to discuss Iran oil tensions. The ambassador indicated Britain should keep its technicians in Iran during talks. In London, Foreign Secretary Morrison urged settlement by negotiation.
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U. S
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Henry F. Grady
Britain
Herbert Morrison
Iran Iran crisis grows over oil dispute and refinery threat
Iran and Britain head toward a showdown as Abadan refinery faces possible shutdown. Mossadegh seeks British cooperation to keep oil flowing while Grady cites a pledged suspension of a sabotage bill. U S President Truman woos settlement as 18 oil firms pool fuel to aid friendly nations.
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Iran
Iranian Nation Oil Company
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Abadan
Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Holdings
Grady
B&l
Iranian National Oil Company
AIOC
Mauritius
Shatt el Arab
Mohammed Mossadegh
Presdent
Truman
United States
Washington
U. S
Van Fleet Unhurt After Helicopter Accident Aboard Los Angeles
Lt Gen James A Van Fleet commander of Eighth Army escaped injury when a Navy helicopter toppled on the deck of the cruiser Los Angeles off Korea's east coast. Rear Adm Burke and the pilot crawled free, Burke later described as unhurt and a WWII hero.
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U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Navy
Los Angeles
van Fleet
Arleigh
Burke
Ohio School Aid Bill Signed For 208 5 Million
Gov. Lausche signed a two year school funding bill providing 208.5 million dollars for Ohio schools starting July 1. The measure ended a legislative deadlock with a 208.5 million package after House favored 206 million and Senate 211 million. The Ohio Education Association lobbied for 37.5 million more and will seek a November ballot question. The law sets minimum starting teacher salaries up to 2 600 dollars with yearly increases of 100 to 120 dollars for five years.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
House of Representatives
Senate
Ohio Education Association
OEEA
School Lobby
OEA
A.S. O'Keefe
DEA
O'Keefe
Gapes Choose to Stay in United States
Akron AP James N. Gape of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio a salesman decided to remain in the United States though a London cousin left a 254000 pound estate He would gain the bequest only if he and his family move to England for life The deadline is tomorrow and his family may pursue legal means to keep citizenship while accepting the bequest if possible
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AKRON
James N. Gape
Cuyahoga Falls
United States
Gape
England
Petain Moved To Private Mansion In Port joinedville
Former Marshal Henri Philippe Petain, aged 95, was shifted from Fort de la Pierre Levee to a private mansion in Port Joinville Ile d Yeva France. He received a commutation June 17 due to age and remains condemned to life imprisonment for wartime collaboration with Germany.
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Port -Joinville
Ile D'Yeva
France
Henri Philippe Petain
Fort de la Pierre-Levee
Petain
John Ross Store Moves Across Street for Remodel
John Ross Store will relocate from its current site to the building it owns at Central Ave and Broad St in Castner Denton’s Denton’s Inc. The move, to finish by October 1, follows a failed lease extension with G. C. Murphy Co. A $500000 new structure is planned after remodeling the Joy Shop and other stores, with McGraw Construction to demolish interior spaces.
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John Ross
Central Ave
Broad St
Castner Denton
Denton’s Inc
G. C. Murphy Company
Denton
Joy Shop
Strodtbeck
National Production Authority
Orville Carson
McGraw Construction Company
Lloyd J. Zeller
Herman T. Hunter
Springfield
Harold Goetz
Middletown
Robinson-Schwenn
Hamilton
Wrenn’s Department
Watertown Daily Times Raises Newsstand and Delivery Price
The Watertown Daily Times will raise newsstand price from five to seven cents and home delivery from five to six cents starting July 2. Rising costs, including newsprint at up to ten dollars a ton, forced the increase.
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Watertown
N. Y
Watertown Daily Times
The
Times
Steeplejack Rescued By Helicopter At St John the Divine
Police Pilot Gustav Crawford landed a helicopter on the roof of the Episcopal Cathedral of St John the Divine to rescue injured steeplejack Peter Burr after a 29 foot fall. Burr, 53, suffered a fractured hip and other injuries during the perilous operation.
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New York
Gustav Crawford
Episcopal Cathedral
St. John the Divine
Peter Burr
Portsmouth Realtor Is Heart Victim
Norris V. Bein, about 50, a prominent Portsmouth real estate owner, collapsed on the sidewalk in front of the Sheraton-Gibson Hotel where he was a guest and died at General Hospital in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Norris V. Bein
Portsmouth
Sheraton-Gibson
General Hospital
Armco Furnaces Spur By-Products For Nylon Stockings
What's What Sunday outlines Armco expansion turning iron and steel output into by-products for items like nylon stockings rubber tires and drugs. The feature previews a full production story due Sunday alongside Independence Day celebrations and Fort Hamilton Hospital international relations program.
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ARMCO
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
United States
Shelton Feud Bloodshed Continues In Illinois Shootings
In Fairfield Illinois a fresh Shelton gang killing followed by a machine gun attack left Guy Pennington 37 and Lulu Pennington 44 gravely wounded. Ex partner Charlie Harris is named as the assailant with a warrant issued for attempted murder. Later Louis Sons 49 was found shot to death in a farm house resort.
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Guy Pennington
Lulu Shelton Pennington
Charlie
Black Charlie) Harris
Shelton Brothers
Harris
Penningtons
Louis Sons
Ogie Pennington
Otis Hallam
Sons
Sgie Pennington
Budget official sees ninety billion spend by mid 1953
Elmer B. Staats told the Senate Finance Committee that total government outlay may reach 90 billion dollars for the year ending mid 1953. He warned after completing the current military buildup about 40 billion annually may be needed to sustain the Defense Department.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Defense Department
Elmer B. Staats
Bureau of the Budget
Senate Finance Committee
Staats
Taft
Ohio
Congress
Byrd
D-Va
Pentagon
Canada Refuses To Hold Up Newsprint Price Increase
Washington AP reports Canadian authorities refused to delay a $10 per ton rise in newsprint prices. Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle said R M Fower of Canada’s Paper and Pulp Division declined to halt the increase awaiting talks with U S publishers. The hike is set to take effect July 1.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
R. M. Fower
Canadian Defense Production Board
Pony Nee
United Air Lines Strike Ends After Truce
A 10 day pilots strike on United Air Lines ended by a truce. About 900 pilots were ordered to return to posts by 3 45 p m EST. The National Mediation Board will mediate the dispute and resume efforts to settle the conflict.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Thomas E. Bickers
National Mediation Board
AFL
Airline Pilots Association
Bickers
Bulldozer Dropped Safely From Airplane Sets Record
The 19 000 pound bulldozer was released from a Fairchild C-119 cargo plane in Dayton. Air Force officials confirmed it as the heaviest load ever dropped safely from an aircraft.
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Dayton
Air Force
Reluctant Senators Forced to Endorse Economic Controls
In a tense early session the Senate compelled Lehman and Benton to vote yes on extending economic controls after initially voting present. Lehman challenged the bill as an unhappy compromise, but was overruled 39 to 35. Benton faced a postponed explanation, rejected 41 to 8, and finally affirmed a reluctant yes. Wherry and Hickenlooper clashed over Benton’s conduct as Kerr criticized the comments.
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Washington
Senate
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Benton
Dconn
Hickenlooper
Rta
Wherry
R-Neb
Lehmen
Kerr
D-Okla
Charles Watkins
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Mgr Auadieown
Oho
General Ridgway
Ala
Tokyo
William J. Sebald
Japan
Pusan
John J. Muccio
Clarence Ryee
38Th Parallel
South Korea
White House
Joseph Short
Short
Nist
Oace
Senate Banking Committee
Mossaedgh
A. E. C. Drake
Iraq
Drake
Gapes
Ronald Whiles
Arcadia
Calif
Joyce Collins
Baby
Portsmouth Realtor
Germantown
Shelton
Fairfield, Ill
Canada
Bulldozer Airborn
Henee
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