Cease-Fire Talks and Malik Plan Echo in Peiping Broadcast
Iran’s ambassador Entezam underscored the importance of a Peiping radio report that Malik's proposal finds favor with Communist China. U N good offices chair Entezam might summon the group for peace talks if favorable replies arrive, while U N diplomats seek direct Maoist confirmation. The broadcast praised Malik but kept a stern tone about American responsiveness.
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Tunnels of the United States Exceed Mile Length
A report notes that the United States has 28 railway tunnels exceeding one mile in length, highlighting the extent of long underground routes in the national rail network.
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United States
Truman denounces critics of Acheson and allies speech
President Truman condemns distrust mongers within and outside his party who attack the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Dean Acheson, and General Marshall. He defends aid to Nationalists in China, warns against smear campaigns, and urges Republicans to end partisan efforts to undermine foreign policy amid Cold War tensions.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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U.N. military action in Korea seen as historic milestone
The article notes that while victory has a peace prospects angle, U.N. delegates say the Korea crisis is now a political negotiation issue. The world condemns North Korea and China, yet the U.N. is credited with halting aggression and preventing League of Nations’ oblivion. Delegates question North Korea and Red China outcomes after heavy losses.
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Korea
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Red China
Viet Minh Lose 3,500 Dead in Indochina Action
French authorities report Viet Minh guerrillas suffered about 3,500 dead and 6,500 other casualties in Indochina over the past month amid ongoing fighting with French forces in Saigon and surrounding areas.
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Indochina
Ridgway Urges China, Soviet Aid Cutback
General Matthew Ridgway warned Chinese Communist leaders in Tokyo that the Soviet Union would limit its aid to China. He said Moscow plans to curb support as tensions rise, signaling potential shifts in Cold War dynamics at the alliance level.
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Rete Ridgway
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Tokyo
INS
Matthew B. Ridgway
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Soviet Union
U. N
Korea
Manchuria
Witness chair remarks end public inquiry hearings
O Donnell testifies at 12 47 pm as Russell signals possible reopening only with a majority vote. Discussion covers next meetings and whether to file a report on the prolonged Korea inquiry. MacArthur cited for advocating bombing Manchurian bases. Ridgeway critiques Soviet aid in Korea lashing China’s communist leadership.
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Senate and
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MacArthur
Red China
O’donnell
Korea
Pilots Offer To Return Under Truce
United Air Lines pilots say they will resume work under a truce arrangement in a telegram to President Truman. The AFL Airline Pilots Association and United both sent communications. Truman had urged end of the strike to enable mediation board efforts toward an agreement.
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Truman
David L. Behncke
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Airline Pilots Association
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National Mediation Board
Lane of Pardons and Paroles in a 1949 commutation case
The pardons board has not set aside a death sentence for four years. On November 9, 1949, the supreme court granted Lane a new trial due to hearsay evidence admitted at the first trial before Judge Walter J. Thalheimer. At the second trial Lane was again convicted and sentenced to death by Judge Jennings on April 17, 1950, with execution set for July 21 but stayed on appeal. Lane, son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Lane Sr of 3643 North.
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Supreme Court
Lane
Walter J. Thalheimer
Maricopa County
Charles E. Lane Sr
Western Union Faces Nationwide Walkout
The AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union ordered a nationwide strike against Western Union to back a 25-cent-an-hour wage rise. Set for 7 a.m. next Monday, about 35,000 telex staff would be affected as CTU and the company clash over reopening the contract amid wartime wage issues.
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Washington
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union Today
Western Union
Adolph S. Brungs
CTU Western Union Division
Brungs
CTU
Man Arrested After Wife Found Dead on 27th Avenue
Lane, arrested days after the body of his former wife was found at 922 South 27th Avenue, faced trial with the state contending he shot her when she refused reconciliation.
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Lane
Kon-Tiki condensed tale in Reader's Digest July issue
Five men accepted a daring voyage across the Pacific on a wooden raft to test the Peru origin theory of South Sea Islanders. Thor Heyerdahl recounts their 4000 mile open sea crossing and 14 centuries of history in a 21 page condensation. July issue promises 42 condensed articles from current books and magazines.
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South Sea
Peru
Thor Heyerdahl
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