Planes Destroy Five Power Plants in War Top Raid
Five hundred U S Navy Air Force and Marine planes hit five hydro electric plants on the Korean side of the Yalu and in Manchuria in the largest air raid of the Korean War. Targets included the Suiho plant supplying Manchuria, with others in North Korea. Carrier planes and land based crafts conducted diversionary strikes as Pyongyang reportedly faced blackout conditions.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Navy
Air Force
North Korea
Manchuria
Yalu River
Marchuria
Navy
Tokyo
Air
Boxer
Philippines Sea
Frinceton
Bonhomme Richard
Red
Suiho
Mukden
John D. Nottingham
Houston
Tex
Fifth Air Force
Antung
Pyongyang
Nottingham
Chinnampo
Ike Takes Issue With Taft On TV Tonight
Eisenhower will appear on a Denver television program from 10 to 10 15 p m Eastern to challenge Taft on foreign policy. Sen Carlson said Eisenhower differs with Taft on the central issue of establishing a durable peace after a 2 500 mile trip to Texas and Nevada.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Carlson
R-Kan
Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
Texas
Nevada
Newport Bolero Leads Bermuda Race Under Choppy Seas
John Nicholas Brown's 73-foot yawl Bolero leads 58-boat Newport Bermuda race as Class A yachts push through five-mile visibility and swell. Barana and Escapade close behind. Blackwood reports strong wind and sail reductions. start drew 200 spectator boats and shore crowds.
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John Nicholas Brown
USS Blackwood
Newport
Blackwood
Bolero
Henry C. Taylor
New York
Wendell Anderson
Clarence Worden
Minors
London Yachting Club
Revonue
Harvey Conover
G. W. Blunt
White Mist
Richard Nye
Carina
Visibi
Ocean Drive
Brenton
Reef
George F. Ware
Kech Valkyrie
Boston
Gilbert Verney
Sea Lion
Ticonderoga
Harold Lane
Doris
Sailor Arrested After Brutal Patrolman Beating
A sailor identified as Lorenzo Foster, 24, a boatswain's mate, assaulted Patrolman Jesse H. Scott, 63, on the West Broad way beat. Scott’s skull was fractured by a blow from his own night stick. he is reported out of danger at Newport Hospital. Foster fled after the attack but was captured by Patrolman Bowley after a taxi driver’s description. Foster later admitted the assault. he is held on $5,000 bail with hearing set Friday. The incident began when Foster followed Scott to a call box over a dispute about a neckerchief.
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Jesse H. Scott
West Broadway
Scott
Newport Hospital
Lorenzo Foster
Albert E. Bowley
Bowley
Christopher C. Rosa Jr
Fenner Ave
Foster
Thames Street
Mary Street
James J. Manning
George A. van Villas
Arthur J. Sullivan
Murray Says Truman Promised No Fear of Taft-Hartley Injunction
Gary Indiana rally hears CIO chief Philip Murray claim President Truman assured him last December that the Taft-Hartley injunction would not be feared if the steel union postponed its scheduled strike. Murray calls Inland Steel president Clarence Randall a liar for denying a deal. He accuses major producers of a conspiracy to prolong the strike and criticizes Eisenhower's comments on the dispute.
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Gary
Ind
CIO
Philip Murray
Truman
Inland Steel
Clarence Randall
Murray
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
John Watkins
Indiana
Stealworkers Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Randall
Steel
Taft calls for curbing delegates votes at convention
Senator Robert A. Taft urged barring Texas delegates seated temporarily from voting on the permanent seating of their delegation. He argued contested states’ delegates should vote only on contests outside their states, and he warned against a majority using disputed seats to hinder convention action. Zweifel backed Taft, while Eisenhower supporters accuse Taft of controlling party machinery.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Texas
Taft
Gen
Hisenhower
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Chicago
National Committee
Dallas
Att
Henry Zweifel
Zweifel
T Z Zweifel
Railroads Lead Strength In Mixed Stock Market
Railroads provided all the strength in a narrowly mixed market with Santa Fe up as the leader of the railroad division. Other sectors were mixed. higher stocks included Southern Railway and American Airlines while Bethlehem Steel and Studebaker fell. News of a potential steel settlement failed to materialize, yet the market held firm with no sustained buying or selling surge.
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New York
Santa Fe
Rairoad
Southern Railway
Cities Service
American Airlines
Westinghouse Electric
Goodrich
Bethlehem Steel
Studebaker
Phelps Dodge
American Cyanamid
Wall Street
Acheson Arrives in London for Big Three Talks
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrived in London aboard President Truman's plane for high level talks with Anthony Eden and Robert Schuman on Europe, the Far East and Korea. He plans to visit Berlin Vienna and Brazil while aiming to align Germany relations and Middle East policy.
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London
U. S
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Europe
Far East
Korea
Acheson
Truman
The
Independence
Phillip Jessup
George Perking
Perkins
Berlin
Vienna
South Atlantic
Brazil
United States
Alexander
Middle East
George Kennan
Moscow
Germany
Russia
Egypt
Iran
Maints Dongil
Presidential Unit Proposes U.S. Scrap Laws Limiting Raw Materials
A presidential board urged scrapping import restrictions and expanding U.S. sources for raw materials. The President's Materials Policy Commission warned of shrinking domestic resources and a possible 1975 import need, calling for stockpile permanence and a nationwide resource search with tax incentives for prospectors. It urged new laws and international cooperation to ensure a low-cost, secure material supply.
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Presidential
U.S
Washington
United States
America
William Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System
Congress
Truman
Paley Commission
National Security Resources Board
43 Workmen Seized By Reds Released Today
British soldiers and West German police reinforced the Helmstedt frontier after East German volkspolizei abducted 43 workers near Hohnsleben. Ten escaped. others were rounded up and released early this morning. No mistreatment reported. tensions rise along the East West border as U.S. and Russian actions are investigated.
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Helmstedt
Germany
Volkspolizei
People's Police
Hohnsleben
Saxon-Anhalt
West Germany
U. S
U.S
Berlin
Eisenhower denies Truman bid and third party move
General Dwight Eisenhower said Truman never offered to help him win the 1952 Democratic nomination and he is not pursuing a third party. The denial followed a New York Times report and a Dallas news conference. Eisenhower, visiting Las Vegas, picked up delegates to the Republican convention and planned a nationwide TV debate with rivals.
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Denver
Dwight Eisenhower
Truman
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Washington
Krock
Europe
Eisenhower
Potsdam
Dallas
Las Vegas
Nev
Hoover Dam
Nevada
Sen
Robert A. Taft
East Hazard Beach Sale Negotiations Reported
Newport Hospital says it is negotiating the easterly portion of Hazard's Beach with Hazard's Beach Inc or the City of Newport to ensure continued public bathing use. The westerly end was sold to Hazard's Beach Inc in 1949. A committee was named to confer, with plans for an early meeting with city officials.
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Newport Hospital
East Hazard’s Beach
Hazard's Beach, Inc
City of
Newport
General Assembly
John A. Weiser
Hazard’s Beach, Inc
Hazard’s Beach
Dean J. Lewis
Paul F. Murray
Representative Council
Brewster Sleuth D. C. Trial Opens
Washington police Lt. Joseph W. Shimon goes on trial before an all civilian board on wire tapping and private detective charges. He admitted tapping lines in hotels in 1950 while pursuing a man shadowing Sen. Brewster in 1947. He faces four alleged lies to the Senate subcommittee and in statements.
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Washington
Joseph W. Shimon
Robert E. Lynch
Shimon
Sen. Brewster
Rme
Senate
Brewster
Senate Committee
Howard Hughes
Absenteeism Could Decide House Vote on Price Control Bill
Absenteeism looms as a decisive factor in this week’s crucial House vote on price control legislation. With only 214 of 432 members present last Friday, Democratic turnout is critical to whether last week’s tentative vote to end most controls by June 30 stands or is set aside.
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Niagara Falls
Athens
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
John B. Hynes
Greece
Washington III
House
Talle
Iowa
Ellis Arnall
Roger L. Putnam
Wage Stabilization Board
Rep. Lucas
D-Tex
Senate
Congress
Sen. McCarran
D-New
Truman
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Ahepa
Constantine Nicolopoulos
Dennis Petropoulos
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Bailey's Beach
Providence
Walter H. Reynolds
University of Athens
National Conference of Mayors
Lewis
Leipzig
Bonn
Reds
East Hazard
Brewster Sleuth
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