Truman Says UN Stand in Korea May Have Averted World War
President Truman told Congress the united Nations response to the South Korea attack showed aggressors will not isolate victims. He cited the U.N. solidarity, the 1950 report on U.S. participation, and warned failure to act could end the U.N. and collective security. He stressed U.S. actions were not for material gains but to uphold international security and prevent total war.
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MacArthur Criticizes Soviet Policy and Korea War
General Douglas MacArthur accused Soviet propaganda of dominating U.S. foreign policy and called the Korea war outcome indecisive. He blasted domestic spending as reckless and warned the free world depends on a strong America, raising talk of a 1952 presidential bid.
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Heaviest Rainfall Of Year Reported In Parts Of Arizona
Weather Bureau reports sections of Arizona saw their heaviest rain of the season in the past 24 hours with near an inch at Roosevelt Dam points boosting reservoir flow. Reno ranger station on Tonto Creek logged .99 inch and Tonto fish hatchery .97. Salt River flow eased to 151 second feet, Verde to 66, Hassayampa at Wickenburg shows 12 feet wide, signaling more water to come.
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Wickenburg
Wite Slayer Given Term Of 10 Years
Harold R. Whitney a 29 year old war veteran from Kansas was sentenced in Tucson to not less than 9 years 11 months and 15 days and not more than 10 years for manslaughter in the strangulation death of his Belgian war bride Solange Denise Whitney The maximum sentence was 10 years Whitney described a rage fit choking her with his hands tying a belt around her neck and burying her in a desert grave The belt protruded from the sand and the body was found later after an unidentified body was buried then identified Whitney was arrested in Kansas then returned to Tucson for trial
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Conferees OK Five Point Armistice Plan Sentences Remain
Allied and Communist delegates agreed on a five point agenda for Korea armistice talks, with the UN saying only the initial item was settled. Key hurdles include setting a buffer zone and establishing a supervising body, while shootings continue until a ceasefire is signed.
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Italians Form New Cabinet Amid Crisis End
Premier Alcide de Gasperi and his seventh cabinet took oaths before President Luigi Einaudi in Rome. The formation ends a 10 day cabinet crisis. De Gasperi adds foreign affairs temporarily while 77 year old Count Carlo Sforza becomes minister without portfolio.
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Gazette To Present The Forrestal Diaries
The Phoenix Gazette will publish a 21 installment serial of The Forrestal Diaries starting September 26, edited by Walter Millis with Eugene S Dufield, supplied by the New York Herald Tribune Syndicate. Censorship and security reviews delayed the project originally set for spring.
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Field Refuses to Say If He Posted Reds Bond
Washington July 26 AP billionaire activist Frederick Vanderbilt Field nicknamed angel refused to tell a Senate panel whether he posted bond for Communist leaders. He cited risk of incriminating himself, noting his jail term for contempt for not naming Civil Rights Congress bail fund contributors. He identified his wife Anita Field and said his prior name was Raymond Boyer.
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Escaped Convict Coker Recaptured After Truck Escape
Special to The Gazett e prison trusty stole a guard 39 s truck and escaped about 2 30 a m today but was recaptured an hour later on a dirt road near Coolidge. Leonard Coker 27 Tolleson the 3 to 5 year aggravated assault convict sent from Graham County surrendered after highway patrolman Tyra stopped the truck with his red light. Cathemer the acting warden said charges of escape and grand theft would be filed.
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What Noted People Are Saying What Noted People Are Saying
The piece quotes General Mac Arthur insisting there can be no compromise with atheistic communism and must be all or nothing. Senator Maybank states that members of Congress do not want any black markets, describing them as decent public representatives.
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FBI Arrests Eleven Reds
The Justice Department launched a roundup of secondary Communist Party leaders in Los Angeles San Francisco and New York City. Eleven arrests were announced with FBI Director J Edgar Hoover stating those arrested were active in Communist Party work largely in California.
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House Group Kills St. Lawrence Bill
The House Public Works Committee killed the St. Lawrence seaway and power project bill 15 to 12. Representative Pickett of Texas moved to table the measure, ending its chances in the 27 member panel.
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Kimball Moves Toward Navy Secretary Post
The Senate Armed Services Committee today unanimously recommended confirming Dan A. Kimball as secretary of the Navy. The vote signals strong support as the nomination advances to the full Senate for action.
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Murderer Believed To Have Big Bills
HOLBROOK July 26 UP Authorities probing the killing of Bert Fiefield Holbrook garageman tipped state businesses to watch for people handling large denomination money. City attorney Guy Axline said he was reasonably sure Fiefield carried several hundred dollars in 50 and 100 dollar bills Sunday night before he was killed. Fiefield’s pockets were ripped and his wallet missing when his body was found in his car Monday morning near Holbrook. He had been shot.
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British Delay Reply On Iranian Offer
The British cabinet met in London to discuss the Iranian oil nationalization crisis but postponed a decision on whether to accept Iran’s invitation to talks with a British government mission. Officials said the cabinet seeks more information from Ambassador Sir Francis Shepherd in Tehran.
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Four Children Drown In Pond Near Saint Paul Neb
Four children Howard County Sheriff Dan Schenck identified as Karen Caudhill 11 Larry Caudhill 9 Barbara Tiel 11 and Sharon Tiel 9 drowned while swimming in a farm pond near Saint Paul Nebraska. Their parents had allowed a picnic nearby and warned them about water dangers. A younger Tiel boy witnessed their disappearance and farm workers recovered the bodies despite resuscitation attempts.
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Acheson Warns of Major Communist Assault if Armistice Fails
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told Congress that UN forces in Korea are prepared for a major Communist attack if armistice talks collapse. He defended an $8.5 billion foreign aid program as essential to sustain U.S. policy and warned sacrifices and multi year funding will be needed.
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