Truman Calls Out Critics of Foreign Aid and Unity
President Truman sharply rebuked political critics of the administration and Acheson, Marshall, and the policy in China and Korea. He argued aid works only if free peoples mobilize themselves, defended aid to Greece and Formosa, and warned against smear campaigns aiding the Russians. He urged Republicans to halt divisive tactics and unite to counter the Communist threat.
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Italy
Berlin
China
Chiang
Formosa
Truman
Acheson
Marshall
UN Korea war stance shifts to negotiation aim
In a debated view, U.N. delegates say the Korean conflict started with a swift military objective but now should be settled by negotiations. They acknowledge a one sided moral victory for free nations, while condemning North Korea and Red China. A cease-fire near the 38th Parallel is seen as progress toward collective security and lasting peace.
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Korea
League of Nations
Red China
Douglas MacArthur
China
MacArthur
U.S
Truman
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38Th Parallel
Rotary Hears Photographer Special to The Gazette
Ansel Adams of Eastman Kodak spoke to the Grand Canyon Rotary Club on June 25. He is in Grand Canyon on assignment to shoot color photos for possible use in the Colorama exhibit at Grand Central Station New York City. Vice-President Clyde Moose presided. Lon Garrison on North Rim tour. Visiting Rotarians included Ed Hardin Amarillo Robert Dolese Thebodaux Claude Lindsey Laguna Beach O C Wilbur Waynesboro Harry Montgomery Phoenix Robert Ensler Seattle Archer Keene Fort Wayne.
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Ansel Adams
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
N. C
Claude Lindsey
Laguna Beach
Calif
O. C. Wilbur
Waynesboro
Harry Montgomery
Phoenix
Robert Ensler
Seattle
Wash
Archer T. Keene
Fort Wayne
Ind
Legislature Hurries Budget Draft Amid Senate House Action
The Senate and House Appropriations committees finished a draft budget with Civil Defense funds and possibly small items. The leaders waived most convening formalities aside from the joint session for the governor's message, aiming to avoid needless delays.
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Senate
House
Policeman Takes Odd Jobs in Nogales
A Nogales house wife brought her still warm toaster to the police station and Officer Manuel Moreno removed a small toasted mouse. The incident adds to the officer's range of duties in providing community help beyond law enforcement.
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Nogales
Manuel Moreno
Viet Minh suffer heavy losses in Indochina clash
Saigon reports that Viet Minh guerrillas fighting French forces in Indochina incurred about 3,500 killed and 6,500 wounded in the last month, according to the French command.
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Indochina
Ridgway Warns China on Soviet Aid Limits
General Ridgway marked Korea War’s first anniversary by telling Chinese Communist leaders that the Soviet Union will limit military aid to China. He argued Moscow has no plan to build a strong rival in Asia and warned that continued arms supply could threaten Manchuria. He termed the USSR a distant “friend and ally” with unchanged Manchuria aims.
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INS
Matthew B. Ridgway
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Soviet Union
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Korea
China
Manchuria
Pilots Offer To Go Back Under Truce
United Air Lines pilots say they are willing to return to work under a truce arrangement. The telegraph to President Truman was made public by AFL Airline Pilots Association president David L. Behncke. United also sent a telegram but said its contents would be public only by the President. He had urged the pilots to end the strike to aid mediation efforts.
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United Air Lines
Truman
David L. Behncke
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Airline Pilots Association
United
National Mediation Board
Service Center Planned in Nogales
Nogales Chamber of Commerce will discuss plans for a servicemen's center on Thursday to aid soldiers from Fort Huachuca and air installations in Tucson and Phoenix James Stule has been named chairman.
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Nogales
Missouri Radio Announcer Howard S. Black Killed
Howard S. Black 40 year old KOY staff announcer was killed in a head on crash ten miles west of Waynesville Missouri late Saturday His wife Patsy and son Ronnie escaped serious injury They were taken to Waynesville for treatment Mrs Black known as Patsy Prescott is a noted Western singer Black born February 4 1911 in Morris Illinois built a 21 year career in Chicago Fairmont and Phoenix He is survived by wife Patsy and son and resided at 5621 North Ave Phoenix
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Missouri
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Waynesville
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Ronnie
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Chicago
Arizona
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American Federation of Radio Artists
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
North Ave
Phoenix
Fire destroys H. S. Sales Co. building at 205 E Indian School
Damage estimated at 5000 dollars after a fire yesterday afternoon gutted the H. S. Sales Co. building at 205 E Indian School. The Fisher firm dealt in auto and radio supplies. Origin undetermined. Firefighters kept flames from spreading to the nearby North Office Building of Mountain States Telephone. A shed and supplies of contractor C. Q O. Johnson, working on an annex to the telephone building, were also destroyed.
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H. & S. Sales Co
E. Indian School
H. J. Fisher
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
C. Q O. Johnson
Huachuca Bank Opens Fort Huachuca Branch
A new branch of the Miners and Merchants Bank was to open at Fort Huachuca. S. S. Shattuck, bank president, announced the opening and said the FDIC had issued the permit recently.
Kon-Tiki 21 page condensation fire of adventure
July Reader's Digest presents Thor Heyerdahl's account of six men crossing 4000 miles by raft to test a theory about Peruvian South Sea origins. A 21 page condensation from his best selling book details the bold voyage and its historical implications.
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Peru
Thor Heyerdahl
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