Communists Ignore Ridgway Armistice Call From Ship
U N invited Reds to talks about Korea cease fire but no reply surfaced 16 hours after Gen Ridgway suggested a conference aboard the Danish hospital ship Jutlandia. Peiping Pyongyang broadcasts avoided the proposal as Moscow pressed anti U N rhetoric and India urged caution.
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United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Red
Peiping
Pyongyang
Ridgway
India
U. N
Moscow
Jutlandia
Moscow Radio
U. S
Japan
Kumhwa
North Korea
Peng
Apache Forest Blaze Halts On Two Fronts Alpine Peril Eases
Firefighters stopped the west and north fronts of the Apache National Forest blaze on Escadilla Mountain, saving Alpine and Luna. Backing fire suppression will continue. total cost and damage projected high, wildlife fleeing the area. In Globe-Mmiami area Pinal Mountain fire nearly controlled with 400 on line. 25 cottages saved. Gila fire in New Mexico still out of control with 30,000 acres burned. Cimarron Canyon and Ute Park fires flare nearby.
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Ariz
Luna
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Missing United Air Lines DC-6 With 49 Aboard Planned Denver Stop
Search planes and ground crews comb northern Colorado for a United Air Lines DC-6 missing with 49 aboard after last contact at 1 46 a m The plane en route from San Francisco to Chicago via Salt Lake Denver and Omaha was due in Denver at 2 10 a m Weather was overcast with no severe weather reported in the area as search efforts focused near Loveland Wellington and the surrounding plains in a race to locate the distressed airliner and its crew and passengers
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UAL
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Cheyenne
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Chicago
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Omaha
Weather Bureau
High Plains
Rockies
Independent Telegraphers Ok Pay Hike
Western Union agreed to a voluntary wage boost for 6,000 New York metropolitan area employees, raising hourly pay by 16 cents. The nationwide strike by Western Union workers outside New York, led by the AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union, was planned for Monday morning.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
J. L. Wilcox
Western Union
AFL
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Girl Assaulted And Kidnapped: Captor's Stolen Car Hunted
Philadelphia dispatch reports Warren Lee Irwin sought for assault and kidnapping of 17-year-old Carolyn Barker. He allegedly entered a Warrington home at gunpoint, fled in a stolen car to Philadelphia, obtained clothing, and returned with Barker. FBI joined state police in a nationwide search. Irwin faces murder and kidnapping charges in Michigan and Iowa cases. case links to Washington Monument area abduction near Falls Church Virginia.
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Warren Lee Irwin
Washington
Harold Dando
Pennsylvania State Police
Irwin
Carolyn Barker
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Pennsylvania
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Oxford
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Iowa
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Miss Barker
Falls Church
Lawrence Gilbert
EBI
Gilbert
Hundreds Of Families Flee Midwest Floods
Missouri River and tributaries flooded 800000 acres across Missouri and Kansas as hundred s of families evacuated. Crest near 35.2 feet threatens levees. $2 million damage expected locally. Kansas River floods Manhattan severing blocks. Fort Riley evacuations accompany risen Walnut River at Eldorado. Local towns including Cedar City Boonville Hermann Steedman and Rhineland flooded. Highways cut at Waverly Lexington Boonville.
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Chinese Free Floods In South China Reported
The Chinese Nationalist defense ministry reported heavy floods in South China's Kwangtung Province.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry
South China
Kwangtung Province
St Laurent optimistic on Korea cease-fire eve
Prime Minister Louis St Laurent told parliament in Ottawa on June 30 that there is hope we are on the eve of a cease-fire in Korea.
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Ottawa
Louis St. Laurent
Parliament
Korea
Navy rebels clash with government amid Phibun seizure in Bangkok
In Bangkok the navy rebels, led by an exiled army general, fought government forces after kidnapping Premier Phibun Songgram. Air and ground assaults damaged navy docks north of the city as factions vied to form a rival government. Civilians fled the bombardment. Phibun appealed for a cease-fire while authorities reported numerous casualties.
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Thailand
Phibun Songgram
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Air Force
Don Muang
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Luang Kach Songgram
Phibun
LST
Bangkhwang
Houses Rush Money Bill
Congress met in unusual Saturday sessions as both chambers hurried to pass an emergency stopgap funding bill for all government units including Congress. Leaders aimed to send the measure to President Truman before the new fiscal year began at midnight.
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Congress
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Senate
Truman
Hearing Set On Proposed Truck Routes
The City Council will hold a public hearing at 10 a.m. on July 10 to consider official approval of new heavy vehicle routes. Eastbound and westbound routes are described, with current routes to be replaced by shorter paths. An ordinance read yesterday sets weight limits for trucks over 22 000 pounds with four wheels and over 34 000 pounds with six or more wheels.
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Storm Nears Okinawa Typhoon Expected to Hit Island Soon
A typhoon in the Western Pacific is tracking toward Okinawa, with officials warning it will strike the island before tomorrow morning if its course does not alter. The storm's path was monitored from Taipei and Formosa as of June 30.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Okinawa
Noted Leaders Comment on Korean Cease-Fire Proposal
International News Service reports from Flushing Meadow and Washington. Trygve Lie urges a prompt affirmative response to General Ridgway’s cease-fire message. George Marshall emphasizes Korea as a tragedy within a broader world effort to strengthen defense.
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N.Y
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Ridgway
Washington
Defense
George Marshall
Korea
Oatis Trial Set To Start In Prague Monday
Frankurt AP report says Czechoslovak foreign office announced that William N. Oatis AP correspondent will face trial Monday. Oatis disappeared April 23 when secret police dragged him from his car. he is held incommunicado on charges of hostile activities and distributing secret information. The 37 year old reporter from Marion Indiana, named chief AP Prague Bureau, was arrested after replacing Nathan Polonetsky.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. High Commission
Prague
William N. Oatis
Associated Press
Oatis
Arms Factory Blast Kills 6 in Puriton
An explosion at Puriton ordnance factory in Bridgewater England killed six workers. The isolated building used for filling shells with explosives was wrecked. The blast rattled windows five miles away at the large plant employing about 1,500 people.
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Bridgewater
England
Puriton
Refusal Of Indian Aid Omens Fall Session
Legislators expect another special session likely in September due to defiance of the federal government over Indian welfare. They fear the Federal Security Agency may declare Arizona out of conformity and deny federal match, prompting Gov. Pyle to convene before Oct. 1 to fund Indians on reservations. The Senate adjourned a first special session as lawmakers blamed Congress for not funding the federal share and argued it would crush taxpayers.
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Howard Pyle
FSA
Arizona
Department of Indian Affairs
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