Part Of New Truce Plan Rejected By Reds
In Panmunjom a secret meeting excerpt shows North Korea led by Gen Nam Il rejecting parts of an Allied truce plan. Nam called proposals to release Red prisoners and UN custody of unwilling POWs unacceptable. South Korean leaders, under Syngman Rhee, press to withdraw the plan and seek a revised proposal with full consultation.
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Reds
Munsan
Panmunjom
South Korea
U.N. General Assembly
Nam ‘Il
Nam
U.N
U. N. General Assembly
India
Choi Duk Shin
William K. Harrison
Harrison
Choi
U. N
Republic of Korea
Syngman Rhee
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
Humphrey Revamps Tax Bureaus
The Republican administration reduced IRS district offices from 17 to nine, with three new districts and 400 field job cuts saving about two million dollars yearly. Dallas remained an office. Dunlap resigned June 30 after leading the agency since 1951.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Internal Revenue
Dunlap
Dallas
Tex
Revenue Service
Revenue Bureau
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
T. Coleman Andrews
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Atlanta
San Francisco
Omaha
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Buffalo
Baltimore
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Louisville
Birmingham
St. Louis
St. Paul
Denver
Los Angeles
Seattle
Rep
Kean
R-Nj
House
Ways and Means
Sen. Williams
Del
Bureau
Molotov Strengthened by Civilian High Commissioner in Germany
Western diplomats in Moscow say the appointment of V. Semyonov as Soviet High Commissioner for Germany shifts power from the Defense Ministry to Foreign Minister Molotov. Semyonov, ranked ambassador, will report directly to Molotov and work with Allied commissioners, potentially signaling talks on German reunification. Chuikov loses direct control of German affairs as occupation forces shift under the new civilian oversight.
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Thomas P. Whitney
Moscow
East Germany
V. M. Molotov
Defense Ministry
Kremlin
V. S.semyonov
Germany
Vassily Chuikov
Sovie Control Commission
Chuikov
Semyonov
Gen. Chuikov
Foreign Service
Molotov
Tornado Hits Liberal Kansas Damaging Motel No Casualties
A tornado struck Liberal Kansas last night damaging several buildings and a new 30 unit motel. No injuries were reported though the motel roof and numerous windows were torn and guests escaped unharmed. Mrs. F. H. Patterson of Midland Texas described observing a dust cloud from her room while protecting her two young sons.
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Liberal
Kas
Kansas
F. H. Patterson
Midland
Tex
Bobby
Eddie
Rattler Scared Miss Ginny Wilson at Amusement Concession
Santa Monica California Miss Ginny Wilson 33 who handles 40 snakes at an amusement concession was bitten on the finger by a rattlesnake while cleaning its throat. She was taken to a hospital and is expected to recover. She said the snake did not mean to bite and was frightened by its swollen throat.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ginny Wilson
Game Of Chicken Ends In Hospitalization
Riverside police report a high school “chicken” duel where two cars sped toward each other at 50 mph. One car carried six passengers plus the driver, the other a lone youth. Six, including both drivers, are hospitalized in critical condition, while two others were treated and released.
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Riverside
Calif
Ike to Attend Arlington Memorial Day Services
President Eisenhower will attend Memorial Day ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow. He will lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and participate in events in the marble amphitheater without delivering a speech.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arlington National Cemetery
White House
Seniors Enter Big Week At Middletown High
In Sunday's Journal seniors begin commencement week with baccalaureate services and graduation plans. The Ohio trapshooting tournament starts next Wednesday with sports coverage in Sunday's section. Also featured are Learn-to-Swim program entries, finals prep for Miami University and Western College students, society pictorials at Oxford campuses, and Middletown residents active at the Butler County Courthouse in Hamilton.
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Middletown High School
OHIO
Journal- Ymca
Miami University
Western College
Oxford
Butler County
Sunday
Middletown
Hamilton
AEC Eyes One More Atom Test In Spring Series
In Las Vegas the Atomic Energy Commission said a further test at the Nevada Proving Ground is possible next month but would likely be an air drop rather than using Atomic Annie. Annie fired the first atomic artillery shell last week, an event meant to end the spring test series.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada Proving Ground
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Ward to meet Carr in British Amateur final at Hoylake
Defending champion Harvie Ward of Atlanta will face Joe Carr of Ireland in the 34 hole final. Ward defeated Arthur Perowne of England 6 and 5, while Carr beat Cecil Beamish of Ireland on the 19th hole in today's semi finals at Hoylake.
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Hoylake
England
Harvie Ward
Atlanta
Joe Carr
Ireland
Ward
Arthur Perowne
Carr
Cecil Beamish
Taft and Eisenhower Avoid Break Over Korea Policy
Washington. President Eisenhower and Senator Taft faced no party split despite policy rifts on Korea and the Far East. Taft’s son defended his father’s remarks as personal views not aimed at criticizing administration policy. Taft returns to Washington Sunday amid ongoing U N and truce talks debate.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
Ohio
U. S
Korea
Far East
White House
United Nations
Senate
Cincinnati
Walter Reed Hospital
Ohioan
Robert A. Taft Jr
Republican Party
Congress
Senate Gop
Coronation Dress Rehearsal Shows Queen in Stand-in Role
London crowds watched the final full dress rehearsal for the coronation as Queen Elizabeth II delegated her part to a stand in. The Duchess of Norfolk wore the queen’s role while Sir Thomas Innes collapsed during the ceremony and the crowd awaited Tuesday’s main event with expectant, ceremonial pomp.
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James F. King
London
Elizabeth II
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Norfolk
Thomas Innes
Duke of Edinburgh
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Abbey
Old England
Duchess of Norfolk
Eric Mieville
Shots Fly As Police Corner Fleeing Gang
A dramatic Bronx chase ended when bandits held up Solomon Salberg's Bronx diner receipts and fled with 5000 dollars. Nine patrol cars and a motorcycle pursued through three miles of streets. a bandit was killed, the getaway car crashed near Willis Avenue Bridge, and Charles Jetter, 26, of Astoria, identified as mastermind, was among the attackers.
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New York
Bronx
Solomon Salberg
Salberg
Willis Avenue Bridge
Manhattan
Charles Jetter
Astoria
Queens
UN Troops Relinquish Vegas and Elko Outposts
AP dispatch reports U S and Turkish forces withdrew from Vegas and Elko after a 24 hour battle as Chinese forces attacked along the invasion route to Seoul. Heavy artillery duels, airstrikes, and tank and jet engagements followed, with U N troops briefly maintaining control aside from several Chinese gains on outposts near Panmunjom.
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Seoul
U. S
Vegas
Elko
Forrest Edwards
North Korea
Roks
Finger Ridge
Edwards Tuies
Carson
U. N
Panmunjom
Spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to die in June
Federal Judge Irving R Kaufman sentenced Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to die in Sing Sing electric chair for atomic spying. The execution is set for the week of June 15 after repeated date settings and ongoing defense appeals.
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New York
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Irving R. Kaufman
Kaufmas
Mystery Grave of Civil War Private Work Moves to Soldier’s Lot
Middletown City Commissioners approve moving the isolated Civil War veteran Private Samuel Work’s grave from the old Middletown Cemetery to the Soldier’s Lot at Woodside cemetery for perpetual care. Work, born 1831 in Pennsylvania, served May–Sept 1864, died 1910 in Dayton. next of kin unknown and details of his service remain elusive.
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Middletown
Pvt
Samuel Work
E. A. Lampe
American Legion
Woodside Cemetery
Lampe
Camp Dennison
Samen
Soldiers’ Home
Dayton
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
W. R. Smith
Salvation Army
Pennsylvania
Middletown Cemetery
Public
George Work
Little
Arlington
Journal
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