Congress Closing On Time Predicted By Lucas
June 20 14 Washington Senate Democratic Leader Lucas expressed confidence that war is unlikely and that Congress will adjourn by July 31. He said the United States will act with Truman’s plan to aid South Korea, while UN support and vetoes are debated. Lucas warned against predicting greater military spending. The UN’s cease-fire resolution frames debate as U.N. hopes hinge on firm U.N. action.
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Truman Hopes Peace From Challenge To Communism
President Truman told the Reserve Officers Association at the Mayflower Hotel that the United States decision to confront the spread of Communism could bring peace in the world. He acknowledged cheers from officers and warned of a serious situation while emphasizing national duty.
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Officials Investigate Ferryboat Collision In Fog
A fog bound collision between the James town ferry Governor Carr and the destroyer Walters C. Lane caused no injuries and only minor damage. Both ships remained in service as Navy and Coast Guard officials planned investigations led by Captain William L. Messmer and the Coast Guard Marine Inspection division. The Governor Carr sustained a dent above the main deck and a bow gash on the Lane, with repairs anticipated alongside the Yosemite mother ship at Melville.
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Sander Restored by Medical Board in Concord New Hampshire
Dr. Hermann N Sander, a country physician, had his license to practice restored by the New Hampshire State Board of Registration in Medicine after acquittal on murder charges in the death of a cancer patient, Abbie Borreto. The trial concluded the defense argued the patient was dead before an injection. Sander said he would likely resume practice early next month and his wife expressed relief. The article also notes radio network changes to carry President Truman's speech and Senate approval of a one year draft act extension.
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ADELSON PUSHES CITY MANAGER-LIKE AIDE POST
Dr Samuel Adelson council chairman proposes an administrative assistant to the mayor to be appointed by the mayor and paid five thousand dollars annually. The plan aims to progress toward a council manager form under the charter while voters favored such a shift in a referendum. The ordinance is set for consideration by the Representative Council next week with possible passage by the General Assembly.
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Navy Base Tightens Security Measures
The Navy base tightens access after a threat of sabotage amid rising Korean tensions. Rear Admiral Thomas Ross Cooley ordered that casual visitors are barred from all naval activities in the area, with passes issued only to official business. The move, directed by Admiral Forrest Sherman, mirrors wartime guard practices and signals broader security precautions.
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British announces capital Seoul seizure plan
Britain signals actions to seize the capital Seoul and Kimpo airfield and Inchon port, indicating a widening allied response in Korea. The announcement frames a coordinated move to secure key strategic sites against North Korean forces.
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Britain Offers Naval Support In Korea Crisis
Prime Minister Attlee announced in the House of Commons that Britain will place its naval forces in Japanese waters at the disposal of the United States to aid action in South Korea. The move includes two cruisers Belfest Jamaica, seven destroyers, two frigates, a minesweeper, plus Triumph carrier at Hong Kong. In Seoul, North Korean forces pressed advance, Seoul and Kimpo airfield attacked, Inchon likely untenable, U N forces and U S air power conducting raids and preparing field headquarters in Korea.
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Acheson Urges Sobriety in Korea War Decisions
Secretary of State Acheson urged steady sober thought and action as the United States weighs moving from a cold to a hot war over the Korean invasion. He praised free world support for UN policy while noting Moscow had not replied to requests to influence North Korea. He left Formosa’s status for future determination and hinted at further developments.
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