Deadlocked UN and Communist talks over buffer zone
At Panmunjom negotiations stalled for 131 minutes as both sides refused to embrace a buffer zone along the 38th parallel. Vice Admiral Joy and North Korean Lt Gen Nam Il led a tense, silent session while aides whispered, with talks dragging into a later session amid continued deadlock.
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Congress approves broad military bill for 1952 budget
The House advanced a $5.77 billion military construction package to bolster U.S. defenses abroad and at home. A separate foreign aid measure of about $7.8 billion was approved for friendly nations, with both needing Senate action. The bills, part of a larger peacetime budget of roughly $56 billion, target overseas bases and force readiness through fiscal year 1952.
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Rabies Shots as Polio Preventive Are Tested
In Coriscana Texas over 200 Navarra County residents volunteer for a rabies shot program led by Dr Herbert E Hipps of Waco. The trial tests if rabies immunization can prevent infantile paralysis or polio noting vaccinated children show no polio despite exposure.
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Coriscana
Texas
Navarra County
Herbert E. Bipps
Waco, Tex
FLEEING KOREA NUMBERS SURGE OVER TWO WEEKS
A government spokesman in Pusan says more than 400000 people fled North Korea to South Korea in the past two weeks. Clarence Rye reported 270000 crossed Allied lines and 15000 by sea, mostly from the Chorwon Kumbwa Yangeu area as they fled Communist rule.
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More Troops for Europe Urged by Connally
Senator Connally warns the United States may need to deploy more than six divisions to the Atlantic Pact force. The House approved a $56.06 billion defense budget. a six-division plan for Europe was rejected. A Senate resolution urged four new divisions in Europe beyond the two existing ones, while not binding on the President.
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Deadly head-on train crash in Simmesport Louisiana
A head-on collision between a 300-Marine troop train and a Louisiana and Arkansas Passenger train in a remote Simmesport area killed at least five people, including an unidentified child bystander. Police reports fluctuated as casualties mounted and rescue teams evacuated victims to nearby hospitals.
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Arkansas
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Pennington Rites Slated Saturday
Funeral services for Everett Lee Pennington sixty will be held at Oak Hall Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev C G Eastwood officiating. Interment in High Gawn Memorial Park. Pennington, a Monroe County native and former butcher, belonged to Scarbro Baptist Church. Survivors include two brothers and five sisters plus several children. The body departs Tyree Funeral Home for the residence at 4 p.m. today. Nephews to serve as pallbearers.
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Everett Lee Pennington
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High Gawn Memorial Park
Monroe County
Scarbro Baptist Church
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Freddie Pennington
C. O. Thurman
Mt. Hope
E. L. Humphrey
Beckley
O. C. Keatley
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Thelma Wright
Oak Hil
Helen Obidzinski
Scarbro
Everett
Jean McGee
Virginia Pennington
Phila
Delphia
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Dorothy Zastovnik
Tyree Funeral
Three Local Men’s Bodies Return From Korea
The Department of Defense announces the imminent return of 485 military personnel including three area men to the United States aboard the Virginia City. Next of kin have been notified and the escort will accompany the bodies to their designated homes. The deceased include Pvt Earnest E. Derringer, Cpl Robert E. Vass Jr, and Pie William G. Craddock Sr, sons of their respective families.
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Herridon
Robert E. Vass, Jr
Robert E. Vass
Beckwith
West Virginia News Briefs From The Associated Press
Public Service Commission sets 10 a.m. Monday for a hearing on Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company fifth postwar rate hike, a $33.5 million request following a new wage pact costing about $1.2 million yearly. Liquor store sales drop $615,000 after tax hikes, whiskey tax to raise $1.6 million annually. Maude Kee elected to House Veterans Affairs Committee. Former Charleston Mayor Carl Andrews named secretary of the West Virginia Coal Association succeeding Jesse Sullivan.
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Mass Youth Exodus Hits West Berlin Festival Parade
Western Berlin reports thousands of East Bloc youths desert the East German festival despite police, with about 700 seeking asylum in the West. British and Belgian delegates protest posters while pro Western demonstrations loom with claims of a 1,000,000 youth march.
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Far Cry from Red Parley in East Berlin
In Ithaca New York hundreds of noncommunist youth leaders gather on Cornell campus for the first general session of the World Assembly of Youth WAY with delegates from more than a billion people in free nations. They debate, map plans, and seek improved conditions for youths worldwide amid diverse views and slow progress.
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Drowning Victim Mildred Sutphin Honored in Funeral
funeral services for Mildred Eileen Sutphin 31 drowned near Sanger will be at Gentry Baptist Church Sanger at 2 30 p m Saturday Reverend Earl Pittman of Beckley will officiate burial in High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill Survivors include sister and five brothers all listed with hometowns details indicate Oak Hill Sanger Minden and neighbors a residence time and place for the service
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Gambler May Warns Chicago Cops About Grand Jury
George S May promoter of Tam O Shanter Country Club warns he will blow Cook County wide open if indicted amid a grand jury probe into gambling focused on slot machines in Chicago and suburbs. May, sponsor of a world open golf tourney with 96100 prizes, was fined for contempt for refusing to produce club records and is appealing. He testified before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee but declined to answer questions about alleged slot operations at the Tam club.
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Eisenhower Not Interested in 1952 Democratic Nomination
In Washington, Republican supporters of Gen Dwight D Eisenhower accepted President Truman's suggestion that he is not seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. Senator Carlson noted that Ike’s availability for the Republican bid would depend on the European situation.
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Washington
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Europe
Sequel to First Televised Crime Show Planned
Washington Senate Crime Investigating Committee schedules new televised hearings next week in Washington to review New York underworld developments since last May. Chief Counsel Richard Moser says hearings start Wednesday August 15 and run about three days, held in Washington due to the Senate schedule. The panel had earlier charged Morris Kleinman and Louis Rothkopf of Cleveland with being part of an interstate gambling syndicate active in Kentucky Nevada Florida and other states.
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Washington
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New York City
New York
Richard Moser
Morris Kleinman
Louis Rothkopf
Cleveland
Ohio
Kentucky
Nevada
Florida
Robot bombing devices in use in Korea
Reports say robot bombardiers are deployed at a U S air base in Korea with accuracy far surpassing human crews Tests indicate the machines are far hotter than human bombardiers and reliable officials in Washington declined to answer questions about them
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Washington
Weather Notes and Rainfall Outlook for the Weekend
Extended forecast for August shows total rainfall near normal with two above average highs around the weekend. Outlook mentions possible showers on Monday and 72 degrees as a Saturday high. rivers and reservoirs near normal with clear conditions yesterday and today.
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