Communique shows progress in Kaesong armistice talks
United Nations and North Korean delegates meet for a second time near Kaesong. Officials report gentler tone and better understanding despite language barriers. Some agenda items still disputed while progress on movement limits and mutual communications is noted. About 20 news media will attend next session.
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Cease-Fire Talks Advance Amid Red Demands and UN Replies
A page one communique notes 20 Allied reporters to attend Thursday cease-fire talks at Kaesong after previous ban. Five Allied photographers entered Pyongyang area, while Reds positions shield the road. UN delegates report progress, though three-point Communist demands raise interpretive issues: a 12½ mile buffer, status quo to June 25 1950, and withdrawal of foreign troops. Negotiations loom with political questions and observers to be resolved later.
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Clarkdale Principal Verdon D McArthur Dies
Clarkdale July 11 AP Verdon D McArthur 53 principal of Clarkdale elementary schools died here Monday Funeral arrangements are pending He had lived in Arizona 30 years and taught in Verde Valley schools He became Clarkdale principal in 1947
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Dr Calhoun Dies At Home After Retirement Moves
Dr. Audrey H. Calhoun 71 a retired physician died Monday at 935 W Mackenzie Phoenix after leaving Canton Ohio in 1947. Native of McKeesport Tenn he belonged to Canton Lodge 60 F and AM John Stark Chapter SAR DeWitt Clinton Consistory El Zaribah Temple BPO Elks Luke Greenway Post 1 and 40 8 Voiture 35 in Phoenix. Survived by wife Golden of Phoenix a son Thomas A Canton and three daughters Mrs H B Pownall Mrs W L Wilson York Pa and Mrs D W Mathias Chicopee Mass. Body to Canton for funeral services and burial.
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E. J. Dickie Dies at Prescott Baseball Game
Edward J. Dickie of Bagdad trucking contractor and former Bagdad Tigers manager collapsed during a Prescott city league game at the city ball park and died on arrival at Community Hospital. He was brother to Ernest R. Dickie of the Bagdad Copper Corporation. trucks served Bagdad mines. Funeral arrangements are pending at Ruffner Funeral Home.
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William Drorbaugh Dies Mesa Pioneer at 67
William J. Drorbaugh, a long time Mesa resident since 1888, died at his home after a long illness. Born November 27, 1883, in Riverside Iowa, he is survived by his wife Leona five children two sons William C Weldon N Walter J two daughters Verna Linton Viola Goodnow a sister Ina Morganson and 11 grandchildren. Services are pending.
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Chandler
Air Force Guards Secret Global Base Plans
Washington July 11. The air force has stationed a 24 hour armed guard on the house armed services committee to protect secret base building plans under study. The program calls for 3.58 billion dollars in this country and abroad to expand bases and build 77 new ones, with locations reported in Europe, North Africa and Great Britain as part of a 6.5 billion construction program for air force, army and navy.
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House votes threaten to end meat price control plan
Rep Cooley announced a repeal of last month's 10 percent cattle price rollback as the House Agriculture Committee term debated slaugher quota and subsidies. Republicans backed resisting food subsidies while Truman pressed for authority to pay for increased production. The Agriculture Department forecast a 3.3 billion bushel corn crop, with much feeding livestock. More ice cream is produced in Pennsylvania than any other state.
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Gas Debate Settled as Southern Union Plans Prescott Gas
Southern Union expects to turn on natural gas in Prescott and Seligman next week, with Kingman still awaiting completion due to a prior Interior Department dispute. Arizona Corporation Commission hearing set for July 19 on lease of facilities from Northern Arizona Light and Power Co. to Southern Union, while Northern Arizona Light and Power Co. seeks to discontinue manufactured gas and lease central facilities. Lea indicated lines will be finished promptly and service begun.
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Last Rites Today For William Nellis
Funeral services for William Nellis 91 pioneer Arizonan who came to this state in 1878 were held here at 5 p m He was found dead Sunday on his mining claims ten miles north of Superior Cave Creek resident He mined and prospected for forty years after working for the Santa Fe Railroad building the line s tracks across the state and engaging in the sheep business Survivors include his wife a son R L Nellis city plumbing inspector here and a daughter in California
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