Allies Seize Kaesong Near Seoul in Red Army Push
Allied forces entered Kaesong, 35 miles northwest of Seoul, seizing the ancient walled city as Chinese and North Korean troops abandoned the last foothold in South Korea. The drive neared the 38th Parallel while UN planes hit supply lines and enemy positions. LT GEN James A. Van Fleet urged doubling firepower for the anticipated major battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
INS
Kaesong
South Korea
Korea
Hwachon Reservoir
U.N
North Korea
Seoul
Pyongyang
Imijin River
James A. van Fleet
Marines Name Shell Victims
The Marine Corps released the names of eight men killed in a mortar accident yesterday at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. The fallen were M/Sgt C P Czerwiec Cpl A L Johnson Set F E Frye Cpl G E Stringfellow Pfc S J Albimino Pvt J L Pyle Pfc J E Daigle and Pvt R E Pickle, with their listed residences including Philadelphia Wilmington Fresno Dayton Toledo Leicester and Indianapolis.
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Washington
Marine Corps Today
Camp Lejeune
N. C
C. P. Czerwiec
Philadelphia
A. L. Johnson
Kingferry
N. Y
Set
F. E. Frye
Wilmington
G. E. Stringfellow
Dayton
Ohio
S. J. Albimino
Fresno
Calif
J. L. Pyle
Toledo
J. E. Daigle
Leicester
Mass
R. E. Pickle
Indianapolis
Ind
Why Do Some Destroy What There To Enjoy
George Kirkpatrick reports a lone duckling in Encanto Park as six brood mates were killed by air rifles sling shots and a thrown stone. Gardener Curtis L. Petty cites destructive visitors and urges punishment while noting the city paused plans for two swans and calls for constant park policing to curb vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirkpatrick
Phoenix Associated Press Bureau
Encanto Park
Phoenix Gazette
Gazette
Curtis L. Petty
Petty
Iranian Parliament backs Mossadegh with 91 to 0 vote
In Tehran on June 21, Premier Mohammed Mossadegh received a unanimous confidence vote from the Iranian parliament amid demonstrations against the Anglo Iranian Oil Company. Crowds seized the company's offices, tore down signs, and the premier warned that violence could follow if lawmakers did not back his stance.
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Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Mossadegh
Mossadeghi
AIOC
Iran National Oil Company
Majlis
Iran
State Drops 25 In County From Relief
Twenty five welfare recipients in Maricopa County were removed from the state rolls in a rehabilitation experiment. Twenty one left after securing jobs through a county case worker. four were found ineligible. The program aimed to test recovery of welfare cases with caseloads cut to about 75 per worker, with about 10 more staff to be hired. Savings estimated at 1458 dollars monthly.
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Maricopa County
Robert C. Bohannan Jr
Bohannan
Bernard Montgomery
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paris
Maurizio de Castiglioni
Italy
Alfred M. Gruenther
Eisenhower
Ebbe Gortz
Denmark
Work Halted In Protest At Wright Plant
Garfield New Jersey June 21 AP about 500 workers staying off the job to protest standing on bare concrete floors at the Wright Aeronautical Corporation plant in a labor dispute.
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Garfield
N. J
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Storage Shortage Lowers Mesa Water Pressure
Mesa residents face low water pressure daily from 4 to 7 pm as repeated peak demand drains storage. City Manager H. D. Miller explains current two standpipes hold 300000 gallons and three wells pump 1900 gpm each, with usage reaching 650000 gallons per hour. A new well under construction at Pomeroy and Third will add 2000 gpm this summer, and a fourth well awaiting repair will add about 400 gpm.
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Mesa
H. D. Miller
Miller
Pomeroy
Third Streets
Noted Figures Speak on Korea and Policy
International News Service reports from Korea and the U S include Lt General James A Van Fleet asserting how to defeat the enemy by shooting, former ambassador Patrick Hurley criticizing postwar policy, and gambler Mickey Cohen admitting tax evasion while noting political and underworld pressure.
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International News Service
Korea
James A. van Fleet
State budget trimmed by 280000 for 1951-52
Legislative committees draft a finance bill to cut the 1951-52 state budget by about 280000, with a net saving. The move offsets some reductions with small increases in civil defense funding and state agency support. Gov Pyle aims for a short session, adjourning by June 30, with budget reallocation deadlines looming.
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Charles Dryden
Coconino
Senate Appropriations Committee
Civil Defense Agency
Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona Corporation Commission
Appropriations Committee
Senate
House Appropriations
Statehouse
Senate panel recommends contempt citation for Accardo
The senate crime committee urged citing Martin Accardo for contempt after he refused to answer questions at the opening session of a Miami Florida hearing. Martin is a brother of Capone gang member Tony Accardo.
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Senate Crime Committee
Martin Accardo
Miami, Fla
Martin
Capone Gang
Tony Accardo
Hurley Tells Of Mission To Moscow
Former ambassador to China Patrick J. Hurley testifies to the Senate MacArthur inquiry that President Roosevelt sent him to soften the Yalta terms. He described a mission to London to meet Churchill then Moscow, learning Roosevelt had died in Tehran. He denounces the Yalta accord as a cowardly surrender and criticizes the State Department for omitting praise in the White Paper.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
Roosevelt
Yalta
Senate
MacArthur
Hurley
London
Churchill
Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
State Department
China
Douglas MacArthur
Wiley R
Wis
Alger Hiss
Hiss
U. S
Wiley
Truman
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S.-China
Lincoln White
Truman Plans No Action Now In Pilot Strike
President Truman said he has no present plans to intervene in the pilot strike against United Air Lines and noted better inter American relations during President Galo Plaza of Ecuador's visit. He dodged comments on MacArthur, inflation bills, Korea peace proposals, and other major issues. He also declined to discuss the Tru man oil crisis, communist arrests, or a 10 percent executive staff cut.
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Washington
Truman
United Air Lines
Galo Plaza
Ecuador
National Mediation Board
Douglas MacArthur
Far Eastern
United Nations
Capitol Hill
Jonathan Daniels
North Carolina
Traman
Dried Up Well To Flow Again In Tolleson Area Camp
Water will flow tonight to the Tolleson area labor camps serving 154 families in Avondale and Garden Homes Park after repairs found a dropped water level and worn shaft bearings. Fred W. Norton of Maricopa County Housing Authority said crews will restore supply, having trucked water from another camp since Saturday.
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Tolleson Area
Fred W. Norton
Maricopa County
Senate Group OKs Modified Controls
The Senate Banking Committee approved a wage and price control bill denying President Truman broad powers, limiting authority to March 1, and capping future rollbacks. Debates loom as party lines form with Dirksen dissenting and Maybank guiding the measure to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Burnet R. Maybank
S. C
Everett Dirksen
Til
Maybank
Senate
Blair Moody
Mich
Paul H. Douglas
D., Ill
Michael V. DiSalle
Moody
DiSalle
American Airlines pilots threaten DC-6B strike note
American Airlines pilots posted notices at LaGuardia Field stating they will refuse to fly DC-6B airliners after midnight Sunday. The move mirrors the United Airlines pilots’ strike, now extended, with about 1,000 UAL pilots idle seeking higher pay for larger, faster planes. AFL pilots’ association members on both sides.
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New York
American Airlines
LaGuardia Field
United Air Lines
UAL
American
American Pilots
AFL
Airline Pilots’ Association
Government Cuts Price Of Rubber
The government reduced the price of crude natural rubber to industry from 66 cents to 52 cents per pound effective July 1. Jess Larson, general services administrator, noted the consumer will share in the savings as his agency becomes the sole U S importer of rubber in December.
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Washington
Jess Larson
General Services Administrator
U. S
Baseball Scores From The Day In Major Leagues
Philadelphia beats Pittsburgh 7 to 5 after a long contest as Roberts and Seminick lead with strong hitting. New York edges St Louis 2 to 0 in a pitching duel while Detroit’s nine runs overwhelm Philadelphia. Cleveland shuts out Boston 4 to 1 in a tight game. Chicago defeats New York 3 to 1 in a late matchup as Rogovin fends off the Mets and Mass for the visitors. St. Louis visits Washington for a night game.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Roberts
Seminick
Wilber
LaPalme
Walsh
Queen
McCullough
Fitzgerald
New York
ST. Louis
Jones
Westrum
Staley
Rice
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Roe
Campanella
Fox
Byerly
Wehmeier
Scheffing
Detroit
Cain
Robinson
Scheib
Martin
Murray
Cleveland
Boston
Garcia
Lemon
Hegan
McDermott
Evans
Kinder
Heinrichs
Nixon
Mass
Chicago
Rogovin
Shea
Kuzava
Berra
Washington
Pastors Protest Sunday Rodeo Parade Plans
Prescott, June 21 AP The Ministerial Association protests the Frontier Day rodeo parade time set for 10 am on Sunday July 1. A large lay audience at First Baptist Church adopted a resolution opposing participation or patronage. Other church groups may follow. No comment from the parade committee as yet.
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Prescott
Ministerial Association of
Frontier Day
First Baptist Church
J. Franklin Dodson
The
Baptist Church
Rodeo Parade Committee
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Shell
Russ Spavin
Gazette Correspondent
Patrick Hurley
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Kefauver Committee
By Bill Turnbow
Carl Morris
Cochise
House Appropriations Committee
Associated Press
United Press
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve System
Congress
U.S
Britain
France
Sky Harbor Station
Ome Atten
Inez Comics Financial
DEES
F.D.R
Ike
Senate Group
Oks
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