Air Line lists those aboard missing plane
United Air Lines in Chicago released a final list of passengers and crew aboard the missing DC-6 bound for the Denver area. Names include Shirley Colmer San Francisco L Frudden San Francisco Frances Hoffner Stockton J F Schuster St Paul and many others with addresses from California to Texas and Ohio plus Wright Field civilian inspectors and two UAL employees wives and children among the listed. The crew includes Capt Richard Appleby Los Altos co pilot Harry Tower Burlingame flight engineer August Petrovich Redwood City Frances May Smith Palo Alto and Carol Raymond San Mateo.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Denver
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Joseph Britain
Benjamin J. Pingel
Fairborn
Frances E. Wise
George Piper
I. G. Vann
J. W. Landers
Atlanta
Dayreill G. Ensign
Morton Orenstein
Hilo
Hawaii
Richard J. Appleby
Los Altos
Calif
Harry G. Tower
Burlingame
August P. Petrovich
Redwood City
Frances May Smith
Palo Alto
Carol J. Raymond
San Mateo
REA Officials On Lost Plane
A Rural Electrification Administration spokesman said five of the United Airlines passengers missing near Cheyenne Wyoming were REA officials returning from a staff conference in Salt Lake City. He named George W Haggard deputy administrator Arthur W Gerth chief of applications and loans division I Thomas McKillop chief of management division Thomas L Evans field engineer and a VA official in Region 10. Officials believe Robert Beighley may be Robert Beechly loan officer in the REA telephone program recently transferred.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
United Air Lines
Cheyenne
Wyo
REA
Salt Lake City
George W
Haggard
D. C
Arthur W. Gerth
Fairlington
I. Thomas McKillop
Alexandria
Stewart E. McCabe
Arlington
Region 10
Thomas L. Evans
Clovis
N. Mex
Robert E. Beighley
Abilene
Texas
UAL
Robert Beechly
Senate 33 style government reorganization mirrored today
Sen Thomas Collins notes the current plan echoes a 1933 proposal to create a Department of Law Finance Health and Welfare. The Griffenhagen plan adds overhauls including health and welfare control of institutions and a Department of Revenue. Collins, a sponsor 18 years ago, opposed both efforts and remains tentative about the present program.
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Thomas Collins
Pima
Department of Law, Finance, Health and Welfare
Senate
Griffenhagen and Associates
Health and Welfare Agency
Prescott
Department of Revenue
Griffenhagen
Collins
Pepper Prices Hit New Highs in Singapore Market
In Singapore on June 30 the pepper market saw record prices. A 25 ton consignment sold for 675 dollars per picul for black pepper and 1110 dollars per picul for white pepper, signaling strong demand.
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Singapore
Repper
Water shortage alarms Arizona communities meet on underground supply
State officials warn domestic water may be exhausted during a drought with underground supplies in acute decline. Governor and representatives plan surveys within five miles of towns and a July 11 public meeting at Hotel Adams to discuss an statewide underground water code and funding for studies.
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Howard L. Smith
Central Arizona Project Association
Pyle
Thornton Jones
Maricopa County
Jones
Hotel Adams
Maricopa
Petain Transferred From Prison To Private Home
On June 30 AP reports the 95 year old former Marshal Henri Philippe Petain was moved from Fort de La Petite Levee prison to a private mansion at Port Joinville Ile d Yeu France. He received a medical commutation June 17 due to age and remains condemned to life for wartime collaboration.
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Port-Joinville
Ile d’Yeu
France
Henri Philippe Petain
Fort de la iPerre- Levee
Petain
Civil Defense Apathy Warns Wedemeyer
Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer told about 250 Western states Civil Defense directors that apathy harms defense efforts and the Defense Department must recognize Civil Defense as a vital defense arm. He spoke as he retires July 31 and plans to join Avco Manufacturing Co. in New York as vice president and director.
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San Francisco
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Department of Defense
Sixth Army
Defense Department
Wedemeyer
Civil Defense
Pentagon
National Defense
Army
Avco Manufacturing Co
New York
Far East
Pyle Refuses To Intervene In Arizona Hospital Row
Gov. Howard Pyle said he will not intervene in the Arizona State Hospital dispute after five discharged employees urged firing of hospital superintendent Dr. Bruce Hart. He stated the hospital is governed by a board and the men are entitled to a hearing, a stance the governor called fair.
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Howard Pyle
Arizona State Hospital
Bruce Hart
Legislature Concludes Special Session On Indian Aid
Arizona lawmakers wrap up a special session amid debate over the state bearing the cost of reservations aid. A $40 million state budget and road aid reform passed, while $200,000 for the state pathological lab and several unpaid bills failed. Governor Pyle urged cooperation and signaled possible future sessions in January.
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Arizona
Britain warns Iran as Abadan tensions rise
Britain warns Iran of gravest consequences over oil nationalization as two warships aircraft and troop carriers head toward Abadan. British note to Tehran blames Iran while technicians at Abadan refineries may be withdrawn if refineries close. Mossadegh and Truman mentioned as possible negotiators.
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Abadan
Iran
Hussein Makki
Mohammed Mossadegh
Tehran
Britain
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Francis Shepherd
Iranian Foreign Ministry
Herbert Morrison
Mossadegh
Truman
Lie Sees Korean Truce As Step To World Peace
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie said a Korean cease-fire could prove of utmost significance for world peace in the long run. He spoke on a UN radio program noting progress toward a cease-fire near the 38th parallel and stressing that peace will be a long, slow process.
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Lie
United Nations
N. Y
Trygve Lie
Russia
Jacob Malik
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ussr
Malik
38Th Parallel
Korea
U. N
North Korea
Armistice proposals drive high stakes in Korean War
U N forces report 800 Chinese troops in attack near Kumhwa as the South Korean cabinet demands five minimum cease fire terms including troop withdrawal and disarmament. Ridgway proposes a meeting aboard a Danish hospital ship in Wonsan harbor to discuss armistice with guarantees, while Allied forces bombard Wonsan. Casualty tallies estimate over 1.18 million Communist losses with US figures at 76,749 through late June.
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Kumhwa
U. N
North Korea
Ridgway
Peng Teh-huai
Kim Il Sung
United Nations Command
Korea
Wonsan
Yalu River
Manchuria
Red
U. S
South Korea
United States
Senate confirms Pyle nominations in Arizona
The Arizona Senate approved Governor Howard Pyle's picks including George B. Owen as state civil defense director without a fixed term. Also confirmed were B. Van Voorhis of Superior and Edward Dentzer of Greer to the Game and Fish Commission, and John J. Rhodes of Mesa to the State Public Welfare Board.
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Arizona Senate
Howard Pyle
George B. Owen
Owen
Phoenix
Senate
B. van Voorhis
Superior
Edward Dentzer
Greer
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
John J. Rhodes
Mesa
State Public Welfare Board
van Voorhis
Dentzer
Rhodes
Florence Yount
Prescott
British Ship Sails For Persian Gulf
VALETTA Malta June 30 AP The British frigate Wildgoose sailed today to join other British war ships in the Persian Gulf. Cruisers Euryalus and Gambia are ready to join the Mauritius off the Abadan oil port if needed.
St Laurent optimistic on Korea ceasefire hope
Prime Minister Louis St Laurent told parliament in Ottawa on June 30 there is hope we are on the eve of a cease fire in Korea. The statement reflects optimism amid ongoing discussions and allied diplomacy.
Random Ramblings and Media Bloopers Digest
A reflection on media accuracy, reader reactions, and the virtue of television. A columnist recounts a nitpicking reader, cites Dr. Everett on responding to criticism, and notes TV’s limited influence on private spaces while mocking car dealers and Milton Berle.
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Milton Berle
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