Rhee Losing Hold Said By Lattimore At Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins expert Owen Lattimore warned that Syngman Rhee is a fading symbol for Koreans and should not be treated as a fixed aim of American policy. He urged the United States to stay closely allied with the United Nations in Korea while avoiding appearance of permanent control over South Korea or Formosa. He argued Asian nations view the invasion as a potential ploy by Russia, shaping their reactions as anti-Russian.
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Bulgaria
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Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Communist Party
United States
Baltimore
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Chiang Kai-Shek
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkin University
Rhee
United Nations
Korea
India
Formosa
Truman to Decide on Sending Troops to Korea
President Truman faced a potential decision to order American troops along with planes and ships to aid southern Korea against a Communist advance. Tokyo reports warned U.S. units in Japan may be alerted, but officials said no action had been taken and the president would personally decide if needed.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Truman
Korea
Tokyo
U. S
Japan
United States
Oleo taxes to end Saturday in revenue repeal
Washington reports the 64 year old federal taxes on margarine will vanish next Saturday. Prices have already fallen with cuts of about 10 cents a pound as manufacturers seek to stay competitive for tax free sales in July. The repeal ends taxes on yellow and white margarine and clears several licensing fees.
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Washington
Truman
House
Senate
Friends of
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Times-Picayune executives get extended time to answer suit
The Times-Picayune and four executives received an extension until August 14 to file an answer in a Justice Department antitrust suit. The complaint accuses advertising and circulation practices violating the Sherman act, reported from New Orleans. United States Attorney John H. McKay noted the order, issued by Federal District Judge Herbert W. Christenberry.
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New Orleans
Times-Picayune
U. S. Department of Justice
Department
United States
John H. McKay
Herbert W. Christenberry
House Passes Tax Cut Bill in Heated Vote
The House approved a 1.01 billion dollar excise tax cut, offset by a 433 million per year levy hike on big corporations, with impacts debated over whether to split the bill. Republicans lament higher corporate levies while Democrats push for passage, as the fate depends on the Senate and Korea War funding needs. Major provisions cut rates on furs jewelry and travel admissions, repeal many excises for non profit and other items, and reduce levies on various goods. A key point remains whether consumers will bear costs through corporate tax shifts.
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Washington
House
Senate
Martin
Massachusetts
Twin Cities KLIC Radio Sees Strong Start Says Owner
Dr Frank Cerniglia owner of Twin Cities KLIC says first week surpassed expectations with smoother operation and strong listener approval. Daily baseball games from major league parks via Mutual Broadcasting System cited as popular. Staff led by John Zapffe with Lonnie Licata Henry Fones and Troy Bland notes on air after midnight expands audience through live calls and letters.
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Frank P. Cerniglia
Twin Cities
KLIC
Monroe
John Zapffe
Dallas
Tex
Lonnie Licata
Henry Fones
Troy Bland
Cerniglia
United Nations Fleet Regroups for Korea Aid
A Western Pacific naval buildup by a powerful United Nations fleet grows as Britain Australia New Zealand pledge ships and men to assist U S forces in Korea. The Seventh Fleet protects Formosa while a second large task force forms with the carrier Philippine Sea. Australian troops in Japan may be recalled to help form a home defense force.
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Fiji
Wellington
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Far Pacific
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Formosa
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Philippine Sea
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Japan
Commonwealth
Korea
Brothers Guilty in Kidnap Slaying
A Vancouver superior court jury convicted Utah Wilson and Turman Wilson of kidnapping and first degree murder in the March 19 abduction and death of 18 year old Jo Ann Dewey. The defendants were sentenced to the death penalty. The girl’s nude body was found in Wind River, 50 miles east. Fingerprints matched Utah Wilson. arrest followed in Sacramento on March 28.
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Wash
Jo Ann Dewey
Utah Wilson
Turman Wilson
Wind River
Here
Wilsons
Sacramento
Calif
Georgia re elects Gov Talmadge in county unit vote system
Atlanta reports Gov Talmadge wins re election under Georgia's county unit system despite loss in popular vote. M E Thompson mounts a strong challenge, carrying many counties in a contest shaping unrest over race and politics. Senator Walter George sweeps 107 counties in the Finance Committee role.
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Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Talmadge
M. E. Thompson
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Walter George
Senate Finance Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Major City Registrations Reach Record In Louisiana
New Orleans leads a statewide surge in July 25 Louisiana Democratic primary registrations with Orleans Parish hitting 210 767, a record. East Baton Rouge reports 41 800 registrations, Caddo about 41 000, St Landry claims a record eligible voters list as of June. In the race, Russell Long seeks renomination against Malcolm Lafargue and Newt Mills. all U S Representatives face renomination except Henry D Larcade Jr whose opponent withdrew.
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U. S
Russell Long
Malcolm Lafargue
Shreveport
Louisiana
Newt V. Mills
Monroe
Henry D. Larcade, Jr
Seventh
Orleans Parish
East Baton Rouge Parish
Baton Rouge
Jodie R. Smith
Caddo Parish
George Blanchard
St. Landry Parish
Opelousas
Reds Denounce UN Action as Illegal in Korea
London dispatch reports Soviet Union condemns the United Nations Security Council resolution for armed action in Korea as illegal. Moscow cites absence of two permanent members and only six votes, with Kuomintang proxy, as void. Yugoslavia alone dissented among council members.
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Crime Clubber Is Under Indictment
A slender 17 year old member of a teenage Crime Club is indicted for murder robbery and attempted robbery. Tommy Cook is accused of fatally shooting Dominic Calarco during a May 12 Long Beach liquor store hold up. Peggy Burns 15 testified as getaway driver. others from Long Beach testified. Cook faces superior court. others face juvenile court charges.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Cook
Dominic Calarco
Long Beach
Tommy
Peggy Burns
MacArthur Views Battle Situation In Korea
General MacArthur returned from Korea as front lines stabilized along the Han river near Seoul. U S Superforts and naval units bombed targets including Seoul airfield while warships attacked North Korean units near Inchon. The 75 mile front from the Han to Inchon is vital for the American airhead at Suwon and South Korean forces are urged to hold.
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South Korea
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Associated Press
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Suwon
George E. Stratemeyer
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Fliers Save 26 Die Heroically in Nashville Crash
Four air force men directed 26 paratroopers to a safe drop then died in a plane crash near Nashville after an engine failure over Bowling Green. Lt Col Duff Sudduth led the jump. one crewman survived to aid others. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours as the group returned to Fort Campbell.
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Old Hickory
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San Antonio
Tex
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Sudduth
U. S. Highway 41
Ft. Campbell
SGT Bender Welcomed Home After 18 Months Prisoner Welcome
Cincinnati crowds greet Marine Sgt Elmer C Bender returning home after 18 months in Chinese Communist captivity. About 1000 people line Union Terminal, with his mother Edna Bender and brothers Bob and Gene first to meet him. He then goes to his mother's Price Hill home.
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Cincinnati
Elmer C. Bender
Union Terminal
Sgt. Bender
Chicago
Women rush to enlist in Navy at Atlantic City
Atlantic City , New Jersey June 29 The navy recruiting office reports a rush of female applicants due to the Korean situation Chief Gunner s mate Sidney A Brahin said since Monday he had 25 women applicants Six were accepted while others were turned down for being too young He noted almost no inquiries from men
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N. J
Navy
Sidney A. Brahin
Safety Council foresees 385 likely to die over July 4 travel
The National Safety Council predicted 385 traffic deaths and a huge holiday jam during the 102 hours from Friday evening to July 4 midnight. About 36 million vehicles will be on the road, using 370 million gallons of gas to travel 5.6 billion miles.
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