Bunche Declares Korea Action Could Prove Decisive
Nobel laureate Ralph J. Bunche told the University of Denver World Affairs Institute that Korean action was not useless but potentially decisive for the free world. He said collective security is a means, not an end, and warned that peace cannot be bought cheaply or through war threats. The UN action in Korea, he noted, marked the first collective police effort to repel aggression and signaled the mobilization of free peoples.
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Ralph J. Bunche
University of Denver World Affairs
United Nations’ Department of Trusteeship
Korea
Dr. Bunche
United Nations’ Action
Little Boy Faces Fire Death Trial in San Francisco
Kenneth Skinner, 17, is to be tried in superior court for eight counts of murder after the juvenile court transferred the case. Police say he admitted starting the July 22 apartment fire during newspaper delivery, then recanted, with his mother appealing for juvenile treatment.
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Kenneth Skinner
Milton D. Sapiro
Kenneth
Louise Skinner
Young Skinner
General Becomes Portugal President
Gen Francisco Craveiro Lopes took the oath as Portugal's president in Lisbon after leading a military parade. He was Salazar's National Union candidate and won election in July to succeed the late Carmona who died in office.
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Portugal
Francisco Higinio Craveiro Lopes
National Assembly
Lopes
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
National Union Party
Antonio Oscar de Fragosa Carmona
Treasury Post Office spending bill passes house
The House approved a compromise 2.927 billion Treasury Post Office Department appropriation for the next fiscal year. The measure retains Senate language cutting about 25 percent from funds for public information staff across the two agencies.
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House
Senate
Treasury Post Office Department
U.S. Expects Jap Peace Treaty At San Francisco
Secretary of State Acheson said the United States is confident a Japanese peace treaty will be signed at San Francisco open Sept 4 despite anticipated Soviet opposition. He warned the Kremlin may launch propaganda to disrupt the conference, though other officials doubt possible disruptive actions would succeed.
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United States
San Francisco
Acheson
Kremlin
Nikolai Shvernik
Presi
Pact plans in Pacific security drive outlined
Shvernik calls for a five power peace pact including Red China while Acheson urges actions to prove Soviet peace aims. Truman to comment on Shvernik letter as Soviet propaganda. A Pacific peace treaty restoring Japan’s independence and ending occupation, plus a US Australia New Zealand security pact and a Japan accord, set to be signed in San Francisco on Sept. 1. Officials foresee a broader Pacific security framework akin to the North Atlantic Pact.
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Destroyers Return To U.S From Korea Action
Four destroyers returned to Newport News Rhode Island area with 1,200 sailors aboard after involvement in Korea. Rain and heavy seas marked the voyage as the J P Kennedy Jr. rode against the Yosemite during approach, causing minor damage. Polio outbreak struck five aboard the Fiske prompting quarantine at Gibraltar along with the Kennedy Hawkins and Rush.
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R. IL
Korea
Far East
J. P. Kennedy Jr
Sandals on Hogs Spark Izvestia Critique of Scientist
Izvestia criticized L. K. Greben for odd hog experiments at Arkanis- Nova, including widening runs hoof washes and placing sandals on hogs to address limp health issues. The piece accuses him of blindness to inbreeding problems and mocks potential future outfits for hogs.
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Izvestia
L. K. Greben
Greben
Arkanis- Nova
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