Riots in East Berlin Overthrow of Red Rule
Fifty thousand protesters clashed with Soviet troops in East Berlin as tanks and armored cars moved against workers rallying for lighter schedules and freedom. Martial law was imposed, curfews set, and at least one pedestrian killed amid chaotic scenes. Otto Nuschke defected to the West, seeking asylum in Tempelhof.
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Otto Nuschke
Nuschke
Christian Democratic Party
Georg Dertinger
Nitschke
Tempelhof
West Berlin
Berlin
East Berlin
P. T. Dibruya
East
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
East Zone
Fuller Ponders Action on State Base Lobbyists
Concord Secretary of State Enoch D. Fuller will decide in a few days whether to prosecute alleged improper registrations by several legislative lobbyists tied to the Portsmouth Newington Air Force base project. House action ordered Fuller to refer potential violations to Attorney General Louis C. Wyman.
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Concord
Enoch D. Fuller
Fuller
Hartnett
Brown
Harnett
Rye Water District
Rye
W. H. Elliott and Sons Company
Holden
House
Louis C. Wyman
Secretary of State
Atty
Richard F. Upton
Holman J. Avery
Frank Baldwin
Grant Covill
Pittsburg
Richard F. Cooper
Rochester
Parker Merrow
Ossipee
Seacoast
16 Americans Hurt In Inchon Bombing
The Army said 16 U S military personnel were injured in the Communist air raid on Inchon Korea Tuesday night. No Americans were killed. Four Korean civilians died and 21 were injured. Bombs hit the Inchon fuel storage area from one or two enemy planes, destroying more than one million gallons of fuel.
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Inghon
Korea
U.S
In+chon
East Central Front
U.S. Eight Army
Pukhan River
Peiping
Seoul
Incheon
Rosenbergs Get Indefinite Stay On Technicality
The Rosenbergs Julius and Ethel won a stay of execution from Supreme Court Justice Douglas citing trial under proper law. The government appealed to the full court, with Atty. Gen. Brownell calling the action unprecedented. Chief Justice Vinson may reconvene the court soon as it weighs the stay.
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Ga
House
Supreme Court
Douglas
Julius and
Ethel Rosenbergs
Ethel Rosenberg
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Atom
Vinson
Rosenbergs
Hosenbergs
William O. Douglas
U S Steel Raises Ton Prices After Wage Hike
U S Steel boosted prices by four dollars per ton following an eight percent wage increase for about 170000 CIO United Steelworkers members. The move signals industry wide hikes with Republic Steel planning a five to ten dollar rise per ton. Higher steel costs could push consumer prices for items from pins to refrigerators.
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Pittsburgh
H— VA
S. Steel Corp
Big Steel
CIO
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel
C. M. White
Republic Steel Corp
Dartmouth College Purchases Property From Hydro-Electric Group
The International Hydro-Electric System sells water power properties to Dartmouth College for 9.786 million dollars. Federal Judge Francis J. W. Ford approved the sale on the petition of trustee Bartholomew A. Brickley. Properties belong to Eastern New York Power Corporation, a subsidiary of the International, and include sites on the Hudson and Ticonderoga Rivers, Lake George, and the Androscoggin River.
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Boston
International Hydro-Electric System
New York
Maine
Dartmouth College
Francis J. W. Ford
Bartholomew A. Brickley
Eastern New York Power Corporation
International
Hudson and Ticonderoga Rivers
Lake George
Androscoggin River
House Stirs Up Stew Over Veterans Benefits
The House battles over a 5.284 billion appropriations bill with most funds for Veterans Administration programs starting July 1. Proposals seek curbs on free hospital care and dental services for non service connected cases, with lawmakers and committees split on Riders to the bill and hearings promised if removed.
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House
Washington
Veterans Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Appropriations Committee
House Veterans Committee
V. A
Gill
Fighting On Korean Front Halts After Cease Fire Hint
Reports say fighting paused across Korea after a cease fire hint from Panmunjom. On the east central front 2400 Chinese and Republic of Korea troops clashed Wednesday. by Thursday only a patrol encounter was noted. Sixteen Americans wounded, four Korean civilians killed, twenty-one injured as air raids hit Seoul and Incheon.
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Seoula
Panmunjom
Korea
Republic of Korea
Wer. A
U. N
No Man's Land
East Central Front
Elwyn Park drainage study pushed to July council meeting
The Elwyn Park drainage survey will miss the June 20 target by two to three weeks and is now slated for review at the City Council on July 2. City officials cite competing small surveys and note the solution requires lowering the water table to eliminate surface water and control summer mosquitoes.
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Elwyn Park
Robert C. Violette
Violette
Nat S. Stevens
Public Works
Hoss Seymour
Stevens
Seymour
Positions Set as Bounds For Cease Fire in Korea
United Nations and Communist negotiators reportedly agreed on a truce demarcation line near Panmunjom, based largely on the current battle line and extending mostly north of the 38th parallel. Officials cautioned that final sign-off may take days and details remain undisclosed.
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Washington
United Nations
Korea
Panmunjom
State Department
Munsan
Papmunjom
ICC Okays Upping Of Parcel Post Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 36 percent rise in parcel post zone rates to be implemented by the Post Office Department. The change is expected to raise about 150 million dollars in postal charges for handling packages. The plan also calls for higher handling charges on catalogs and similar printed advertising matter and control circulation publications treated as parcel post special items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinglun
Inter- Istate Commerce Commission
Post Office Department
Eisenhower backs burning books by State Department
President Eisenhower said the State Department may burn books that advocate the Communist way of life. He warned against anything that would destroy the United States and avoided naming Senator McCarthy. He urged Americans to have free access to all books on Communism and noted a letter to South Korea's President Rhee. He denied personal targets and pressed clear objectives in Korea.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Department
Department
United States
Dartmouth College
McCarthy
R-Wis
U. S. Information Program
Dartmouth
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
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Alexanderplatz
Inchon
Adolph M. Scare
Centerville
Mich
Harry
U.N
Panmenium
Teague
D-Tex
Veterans Committee
L. A
Edith Nourse Rogers
ICC
Madeline Nadeau
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
George B. French CO
Faertemouth
State Dept
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