New French Plan for Trieste Problem Reported
Paris dispatch says a new French proposal to settle the Trieste dispute was ready for presentation at the foreign ministers meeting. Details remained undisclosed but hinted at internationalizing Trieste, with Italy and Yugoslavia seeking control. Byrnes pressed for a 21 nation European peace conference and demanded a straight yes or no from Molotov.
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Trieste
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Adriatic
Italy
Yugoslavia
SUVESIIgTLy
Julian March
Venezia Giulia
James F. Byrnes
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
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Byrnes
Molotov
Europe
Finland
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
United Nations general assembly
New York
U. S
Russia
Danube
Eggers to Face Death Sentence
Los Angeles reports Arthur L. Eggers, 52, former sheriff clerk, faces a mandatory death sentence for the mutilation murder of his wife Dorothy, 42, after a jury found him sane. Eggers remarked that the body with head and hands severed found in a mountain canyon last January was not his wife.
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LOS ANGELES
Arthur L. Eggers
Dorothy
Eggers
Cabinet Mission Leaves New Delhi for London
NEW DELHI June 29 Britain's Cabinet Mission left New Delhi for London today after months of negotiations on the shaping of Indian independence. Members were Lord Pethick-Lawrence Sir Stafford Cripps and A V Alexander.
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London
Lord Pethick-Lawrence
India
Stafford Cripps
board of trade
Admiralty
A. V. Alexander
Tiny WAC scales high Mt Fujiyama in Japan
Tokyo June 29. Pint sized Zoe Beraud 38 a former WAC from New York City becomes the first woman of the occupation forces to climb Mount Fuji. She is 4 feet 11 inches and 95 pounds. Her four male companions testified she had no difficulty ascending the 13 000 foot peak.
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TOKYO
Zoe Beraud
WAC
New York City
Japan
Mt. Fujiyama
Beraud
Truman Signs Draft Measure Enduring draft law extended to 1947
President Truman signed the draft act extending the program to March 31 1947 and barring induction of 18 year olds. The measure allows 19 year olds and non fathers up to age 45 for induction with an 18 month service limit, exemptions for all fathers, occupational deferments, and reinduction rules. The army will levy no July or August quotas.
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Truman
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army
congress
navy
marine corps
Quezon Body Is Taken Home
The body of Manuel Quezon, late Philippine president, will be placed aboard the navy aircraft carrier Princeton in San Diego for transport to Manila. A brief ceremony will transfer the body from the train to the Princeton at North Island Dock, with arrival expected of the Washington train at 2 15 p m Monday. The Princeton is due from San Pedro Monday morning.
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Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Princeton
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11th naval district
Washington
navy motor cortege
north island
San Pedro
Delegates Favor American Plan To Control Bomb
New York June 29 delegates favor the American plan to control atomic weapons as Baruch presents a chart showing U S and Russian plans agreeing on three points and in dispute on veto and other issues. The chart covers 20 points with Poland France and Australia shaping views. Evatt will name a five member sub committee Monday for analysis as the commission moves toward public meetings to speed peaceful uses of atomic energy and information exchange.
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NEW YORK
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
Baruch
United Nations atomic energy commission
Poland
France
Australia
atomic working committee
yeserday
Herbert V. Evatt
commission
Evatt
BARUCH WORK SHEET
working committee
jmove
sessons
Russia
British Open Anarchy Drive in Palestine Sparks Curfew
British troops and police began large scale operations in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv at dawn on the Jewish Sabbath to wipe out a state of anarchy. They occupied buildings used by the Jewish agency and imposed curfews, arresting many agency executives amid claims of cooperation in violence against the government.
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Britain
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Jewish agency
Holy Land
Alan Cunningham
Horse and Buggy Doctor Returns to Texas Scene
In Nocona Texas on June 29 a patient thought she was seeing things when her family physician appeared in a horse and buggy. Dr L M Radusky explained his car had frozen and the only options were horse and buggy or going on foot.
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Texas
NOCONA
Tex
Atomic test at Bikini readied as 50 old ships guinea pigs
June 29 report from Bikini states operation Crossroads preparations evacuate Bikini lagoon leaving only 50 old ships as targets. Vice Admiral Blandy and Major Wood discuss conditions possibly Monday blast with 30,000 personnel to observe while 246 crew remain for final instrument work. Navy leaders call the test technically focused and not strategic, with experts hoping for a controlled hit on the Nevada target and valuable data from cameras and sensors.
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Al hands
Bikini lagoon
W. H. P. Blandy
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Blandy
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Mt. McKinley
Kenneth Whittle
Nevada
Harold H. Wood
Bordentown
N. J
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Wood
navy
Forrestal
lagoon
Kwajalein
Curtis E. Lemay
Marianas
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
World famine averted Hoover reports success
Ottawa June 29 Herbert Hoover in a final famine mission report across 38 nations said the gap between cereal supplies and minimum needs has largely closed and mass starvation appears averted except in China where transport and organization hinder relief. He cited gains from import retrenchment, new supply sources, and broader regional aid reducing the overseas relief burden by about 90 percent.
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Herbert Hoover
China
U.S
Hoover
Europe
Asia
South America
Britain
India
America
Canada
U. S
Australia
Fiscal Log Jam Complicated by UNRRA Measure
Washington notes a fiscal year end log jam as Congress debates a UNRRA supply bill with a no news no cash amendment. Major measures totaling about 15 billion dollars await action for agencies including OPA and UNRRA, while a defic ency bill shields government payrolls. An amendment labeled a slap at Russia targets Ukraine and Byelorussia reporting censorship.
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senate
office of price administration
the
United allows relief and rehabilitation administration
RUSSIA
Ukrainia
Byelorussia
Truman
UNRRA
OPA
war department
Eleven Drowned As Tug Dalhousie Rover Capsizes
PORT WELLER Ont June 29 UP Eleven persons believed drowned when the tug Dalhousie Rover capsized and sank in the Welland ship canal. Five crew were rescued two after being trapped in bunks. A canal official said the tug struck a mud bank and overturned near a dry dock about 2:30 a.m. with 11 men believed trapped.
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PORT WELLER
Ont
Dalhousie
Price Control to Die Sunday at Midnight
Washington June 29 AP The House voted 142 to sustain President Truman's veto of the amended OPA extension bill and 73 to override. With time running out the looming end of price controls Sunday at midnight prompted warnings from Taft and Barkley that the OPA may lapse without revival.
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Truman
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Rep
Wolcott
R-Mich
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rules committee
OPA
capitol
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Ohio
senate
BSE
Barkley
Mr. Truman
Rita Adoms Atom Bomb During Test
Kwajalein reports show scientists and engineers viewing the atomic bomb nicknamed Gilda. Three painters, using a photo, painted a likeness of actress Rita Hayworth on the missile with a black evening gown. The device sits in a restricted area and will be armed only when airborne on A-day.
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KWAJALEIN
Gilda
Rita Hayworth
Montana Vote Study Ordered In 1941 Senate Probe
A Senate committee ordered a thorough investigation of the Montana primary campaign on Senator Wheeler's complaint seeking renomination. The panel delayed ruling on Bilbo’s Mississippi campaign until Monday. The National Negro Council urged Truman to send troops to protect voting rights in Mississippi primaries.
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senate committee
Montana
Wheeler
Bilbo
Mississippi
National Negro council
Truman
United States
Council
Edgar G. Brown
Green
D-RI
senate elections committee
Brown
MacArthur
senate special committee
Bridges
Edwin Johnson
D-Cole
Montaria
Moscow Hails Henry Wallace in Soviet Press
Moscow notes the U S secretary of commerce Henry Wallace as a friend of Soviet American understanding citing his book Mission to Soviet Asia Tass summarized a 700 word dispatch quoting him warning against fascism in the postwar world and Anglo American imperialism.
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MOSCOW
Henry Wallace
U. S
Soviet Asia
Wallace
Soviet Union
Tass
Modern Restaurant Hires Atomic Waitresses
Oklahoma City diners read a wry menu warning about atomic waitresses who may blow up from a single wrong word. The joke signals a playful era response to science and employment humor in a June crowd.
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OKLAHOMA CITY
Operation Cost Seventy Million
Vice Adm. Blandy estimated on June 29 that Pi operation crossroads has cost about 70 million dollars excluding the atomic bomb whose value he could not say. The figure reflects early midpoint estimates for the project and does not include potential undisclosed costs.
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W. H. P. Blandy
Blandy
Imperialists’ Latin America plan eyed by Pravda
Pravda in Moscow accuses U.S. lawmakers of pursuing inter American military cooperation as a step in a broad scheme by American imperialists to dominate Latin America.
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