Communists Report Progress in Korea Cease Fire Talks
In Munsan Korea July 16 AP United Nations negotiators report some progress in cease fire talks with Communist delegates in a friendly atmosphere. Two 55 minute sessions were held at Kaesong as both sides eyed agenda completion and armistice terms. Joy said atmosphere improved with Red guards present only outside the talks area and photographers invited to document the proceedings.
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Worst U S Flood Passes Destructive Peak In KC Area
The nations costliest flood passed its peak and moved east through Missouri as Kansas City area homes and industry suffered. Fire and flood burned for a fifth day, four industrial districts flooded, transport crippled, water supply curtailed, a seven block blaze raged at Kansas City.
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Truman to Fly Over Flooded Missouri Kansas Area
President Truman will fly over the Missouri Kansas flood region tomorrow in the Independence. He will depart around 11 a.m. with Mrs. Truman and daughter Margaret accompanying him to Independence Missouri. The trip aims to view the flood from far west of Manhattan Kansas as well as flood areas. The White House backs an emergency request of 15 million dollars and a conference with Missouri officials occurred at the Mayflower Hotel.
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Seven Meet Violent Deaths Across Weekend in Arizona
Seven people died violently in Arizona over the weekend including two by lightning at Big Lake while fishing, two in a plane search mission near Bowie, two in automobile crashes, and one fall from a train near Gila Bend. Names include E A Ward 55 McNary and M James Scott 30 El Paso. Roscoe E Wilson and Ernest J Schmidt. Frank Garcia 30 Casa Grande. David Earl Reynolds 3 month old Coalinga California. Robert Lee Swaney of Cleburne Texas. The lightning bolt incident also injured others and knocked R E Miller unconscious. Ward managed White Mountain Lumber Co. Miller is named as a local. Page 2 continues ACCIDENTS.
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Fire isolates 50 families in California brush blaze
Wind fanned flames roared over more than 5 000 acres of mountainous brush land. The fire isolated an estimated 50 farm families as crews fought the uncontrolled blaze near San Luis Obispo California on July 16 according to AP.
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Reds Ready Massed Drive Threatens Ceasefire Talks
U S Eighth Army reports Allied officials say Reds could deploy about 72 divisions if cease-fire negotiations fail. Ground action scarce since talks began as U N warplanes bomb Red airfields. Fifth Air Force logged 224 sorties targeting supply lines, with MIG-15s spotted near Sinuiju before retreating across the Yalu.
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Belgium King Leopold abdicates throne to son Baudouin
King Leopold III signs abdication papers in Brussels ending a 17 year reign and naming his 20 year old son Prince Baudouin as his successor. Baudouin to be crowned King Baudouin I tomorrow before parliament. country fears civil unrest amid royal drama and exile history.
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Iran Reds Arrested After Riot
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh declared martial law in Tehran and ordered a large roundup of Communists after rioting that left up to 16 dead and more than 150 injured. Police arrested over 200 leftists as clashes with Mossadegh's national front troops continued and casualty figures varied between officials and the government radio.
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Desert Storms Batter Arizona Across Floods Snow and Hail
Flash floods hail and even snow swept Arizona over the weekend with Tucson reporting .37 inches of rain and U S Highway 89 near Nogales briefly blocked by floodwaters. Flagstaff saw 2 2 inches in an hour near the airport while forecasters warned of continuing showers and drought concerns.
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Noted Figures Comment On Korea and Personal Crisis
Secretary Acheson warned against complacency in Korea and urged continued effort. Joyce Matthews, ex-wife of Milton Berle, stated she attempted suicide with razor blades. A. B. Chandler, former baseball commissioner, said he is seeking another job, after ending his term.
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Bitten Child in Chicago Poor Condition After Transfusions
Five year old Arizona Studwell of Ajo Arizona remained in poor condition at St Francis Hospital Blue Island after near daily blood transfusions. Doctors say an insect bite triggered a type of anemia where white blood cells disappear, the opposite of leukemia, with transfusion as the only treatment.
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Plane Crash Kills Bishop on New Guinea Flight
Sydney July 16 The Rev Stephan Appel Hans Roman Catholic bishop of Madang New Guinea and Father William Backus of Brooklyn were killed when a plane plunged into the sea off Lae New Guinea Five others also died Bishop Applehans body recovered The plane carried six passengers and a pilot The clergy men had taken part in the consecration of a new church in New Guinea
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Coast Vows To Handle Own Evacuee Problem
Arizona officials heard California evacuee plans during a San Diego Civil Defense meeting led by Clifford Peterson. California would screen and route evacuees to Imperial Valley Riverside or San Bernardino, then pass them to Arizona at the border under Arizona Highway Patrol supervision and Civil Defense cooperation.
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