Ridgway Demands Free Roaming Access at Kaesong
General Ridgway said the Reds refused to permit allied newsmen in Kaesong and demanded three terms for resuming armistice talks. He outlined a five mile neutral zone, free delegations, and equal movement while blaming North Korea and China for the delay.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
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Peti Tai
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U N Forces Advance Three Miles on East Korea Front
U N troops pressed three miles into heavy fire along the east central front southeast of Kumsong as cease fire talks stalled. U S night fighters shot down two Red planes near Munsan while allied patrols faced shelling near the Kaesong neutral zone.
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Associated Press
U. S.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Kumsong
Munsan
Kaesong
Death of unidentified man near McCreery under investigation
A 26 year old Negro found unconscious in woods near McCreery Wednesday died Thursday after transfer to Brier Hospital. County coroner B B Richmond will autopsy to determine cause as state and local police, Capt. C L Walker, Sgt S C Ballard, and Deputy Sheriff Isaac Buckland continue an intensive search. Joseph Smith of Piney View reported finding the naked man near State Route 41 at the foot of Batoff Mountain.
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Ben Harrison “Johnson
Quinnimont
Brier
B. B. Richmond
C. L. Walker
S.C Ballard
Isaac Buckland
Johnson
Joseph Smith
Piney View
Batoff Mountain
Rice pleads guilty in unlawful wounding case at Shady Spring
Franklin Rice, 32, of White Oak, admitted guilty to unlawful wounding of Lawrence Roark, 42, of Shady Spring, in a case stemming from the January 28 shooting at Roark's tavern The Canteen. Judge Harry L. McCreery set sentencing for Rice for Tuesday.
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White Oak
Lawrence Roark
Shady Spring
Harry L. McCreery
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Roark's
Weather forecast for West Virginia showers and warm spell
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and possible thundershowers this afternoon tonight and Saturday. Lows 65 to 70 tonight. Little temperature change Saturday. Extended outlook July 14 18 shows near normal highs around 75 with cooler start and warmer Tuesday and Wednesday. Showers Saturday night or Sunday total 0.25 to 0.33 inch. Oak Hill high yesterday low tonight noted.
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West Virginia
Oak Hill High
Tam
West Virginia Briefs Hit Oil Pipeline and Local News
A 30 inch Texas to Philadelphia oil pipeline will pass through Marshall County, announced by Texas Eastern Company official Fred Brisco. The West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church will meet in late May in the state capitol, Dr H W Ware said. State police warn drivers to leave space between trucks as tailgating is illegal under the new code. John H Sheets of Charleston was fatally injured when his oilfield truck overturned on Route 23 near Salt Lick Hill. Hays E Helmick of Buckhannon appointed to replace Wilson B Sayers, last February, to conservation commission after Sayers resignation. Helmick has served as Cabwaylingo State Forest custodian and forester. About 120 union painters at South Charleston and Institute carbide and car plants walked off over a nonunion dispute after the company hired nonunion workers.
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Texas Eastern Company
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Conservation Commission
Wilson B. Sayers
American Forest Podgets, Inc
Washington, D.C
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Buckhannon
Mingo -Bi County
Floods Distract East Kansas Turmoil in 1952 Campaign
President Truman questioned Eisenhower's European defense tenure saying there is no time limit on his command. Republicans urge Ike to run in 1952 while some Democrats consider him as a ticket option if Truman does not run. Truman noted no recent talks with Eisenhower on politics and cautioned against over interpreting past assurances.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Ike
Columbia University
Kansas River Flood Ravages Topeka and Kansas City Area
Eastern Kansas faces widespread devastation as floods from the Kansas River inundate Topeka and Kansas City. At least 11 dead across Missouri and Kansas, thousands homeless, and vast property damage exceed 85 million dollars. Evacuations reach 20,000 in Topeka. Argentine district submerged and bridges destroyed. Aircraft, rail and road evacuation efforts underway with passengers stranded and ferries in use.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
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Kansas City
Kas
Intopeka
Masonic Hall
Kansas River
To the Rear, March Truman Denies Call for Pressure
President Truman disavowed urging citizens to write their congressmen to back strong economic controls. Press secretary Joseph Short corrected the record after a reference to a May 17 speech at the National Conference on Citizenship. The President said he did not endorse pressure campaigns or call on people to lobby lawmakers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Joseph Short
National Conference On Citizenship
Hell on Wheels Rolls To Aid of Former Fee
1100 men of the U S Second Armored Division arrive at Bremerhaven Germany to bolster Western Europe's defense. The unit earns a WWI nickname for frontline toughness as it joins forces with four Allied divisions to form a larger defense command in Western Germany by year end.
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Hell On Wheels
Associated Press
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Germany
U. S. Second Armored Division
Europe
Africa
Callan
Atlantic
U.S
Bern
Iron Curtain
Wegian
Hicks Funeral Planned Sunday
Dewey Harvey Hicks 27 of Sand Branch died from Cranberry mine injuries. Funeral Sunday at Sand Branch Baptist Church at 2 p m with Rev. Ernest Barley and Rev. Jim Godley officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Pallbearers named Randy Buckland Mont Lively Ezra Persinger Freeman Clay Die Williams Baren Smith. Survived by wife Minta Plumley Hicks three children sisters and brothers listed.
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Ezra Persinger
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Die Williams
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Bluefield
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Government pledges no more auto layoffs this year
Washington officials assure there will be no further automobile production cuts this year. Detroit union delegates cite the promise after a call with National Production Administrator Manly Fleischmann to discuss job losses from earlier reductions.
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Washington
Detroit Union
Manly Fleischmann
Coal Production Declines Amid Miner Vacation Period
The National Coal Association reports bituminous coal output for the week ended July T at 1.470 million tons versus 1.587 million a year earlier. The dip is blamed on the United Mine Workers vacation period June 30 to July 9. Year to date production through July 7 is estimated at 267.642 million tons, up from 237.105 million tons in the same period last year.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Coal Association Today
United Mine Workers
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United States Australia and New Zealand Sign Pacific Defense Pact
The United States Australia and New Zealand agreed to meet the common danger in the Pacific through a tripartite defense treaty initialed at the State Department. Article four commits each party to act against an armed attack in the Pacific area, with ratification by Congress in the United States.
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New Zealand
Pacific
North Atlantic
Pacific Nations
U.N
Tera
John Foster Dulles
U. S
State Department
Percy Spender
Carl Berendsen
Congress
Bradley urges NATO focus on current force readiness
General Omar N. Bradley told the House Foreign Affairs Committee NATO must prioritize making existing forces effective and combat ready. He endorsed the administration's new 3.7 billion program of military and economic aid as a military necessity to maintain the defensive frontier in Europe. He warned continued U S aid is essential to sustain and eventually empower European allies.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
North Atlantic
Bradley
U. S
National Guardsmen Protect Negro in Fight For Squatters Right
Rioting in Cicero Illinois pitting guardsmen and police against about 4000 civilians lasts over two hours. Eleven people including three soldiers and three policemen hospitalized. buildings damaged as mob hurled rocks and torches. Martial law declared by Governor Stevenson with 256 guardsmen on duty and 450 troops arriving from five Illinois cities to protect Clark and his property amid a federal court order.
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Associated Press
Cicero
West 19Th Street
Harvey E. Clark, Jr
Chicago Transit Authority
Chicago
Minois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Clark
Three Explosions Kill Twelve and Injure Three
Twelve men were killed and three injured in three explosions at industrial plants in Indiana Illinois and California. Damage estimated at about 2 190 million. No sabotage suspected. The General Motors jet engine test building in Indianapolis was wrecked killing eight workers. An Ell Du Pont plant near Seneca Illinois exploded killing four. A Union Oil refinery storage area in Wilmington California burned with about 2 million in damages. Four large gasoline tanks exploded near the Los Angeles harbor.
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Associated Press
Yesterterday
Indiana
Ilinois
California
General Motors
Indianapolis
Air Force
ELL du Pont de Nemours Company
Seneca
Union Oi Company
Wilmington
Calif
Los Angeles Harbor
Federal Judge Orders Release of 15 Communist Leaders
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan complied with a DO appeals court ruling and ordered the release on bail of 15 Communist leaders, previously supplied by the Civil Rights Congress bail fund.
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Associated Press
New York
Sylvester J. Ryan
Civil Rights Congress
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