Russia Rejects U S Request To Halt Red Korean Assault
Moscow rejects U S plea for Soviet help to remove North Korean forces from South Korea and denies interference in Korea’s internal affairs. Gromyko notes responsibility lies with South Korean authorities and their supporters, and cites non participation in security council meetings due to U S stance.
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Senate Ignores Pike Turn-Down
Washington June 30 UP Senate members of the joint atomic committee showed little sign today of heed President Truman's wish to reconsider their turn down of Sumner Pike for a new four year term on the atomic energy commission. Pike leaves the AEC short two members and the committee chairman Senator McMahon notes no expected change in the committee vote. One opponent, speaking anonymously, also believes the vote unlikely to shift.
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National Deficit for 1950 Reported
Washington June 30 The government finished fiscal 1950 with near complete figures showing a deficit below 3.5 billion. The treasury said the deficit through June 28 stood at 2,103,778,000 with today’s outlays likely adding at least 1 billion. Final payments on the federal debt of 256.5 billion will exceed 700 million.
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WASHINGTON
treasury
Fire cleanup drive after lakefront car blaze plan
June 30 report from Cleveland notes 151 automobiles burned on the lakefront as part of a staged effort to remove unsafe samples. Firemen offered no assistance. Proceeds from scrap will go to the American Cancer Society.
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Turkey Denies Red Troop Mass Rumors On Border
ISTANBUL June 30报道 Turkish army chief Gen Nuri Yamut denied reports of Russian troop concentrations on the Turk Russian border. He said such a mass would not be hidden from him as he conducted maneuvers near Ankara with modern American arms.
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Nuri Yamut
Ankara
Bread Strikers Return to Jobs in Los Angeles
Nineteen hundred AFL bakers in twenty one Los Angeles wholesale bakeries returned to work after June 17 strike action. They accepted an employer wage offer: five cents an hour raise, eight hour day, 40 hour week, journeymen at 1.73 per hour, plus 337.50 each as retroactive pay to May 1.
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LOS ANGELES
AFL
San Francisco Surgeon Named AMA President-Elect
Dr. John W. Cline of San Francisco was named president-elect of the American Medical Association by a unanimous vote of the house of delegates. He was nominated by Dr. E. Vincent Askey of Los Angeles and faced no opposition.
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John W. Cline
American Medical Association today
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E. Vincent Askey
Los Angeles
New Approach To Westernized Youths
Elizabeth Morton, editor, says teachers now urge pupils to paint their guns and take off their spurs until three o'clock, contrasting with older orders to hang coats and hats. The remark comes at the Philadelphia Regional Writers' conference reflecting on cowboy influence on youth.
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PHILADELPHIA
Elizabeth Morton
Taft Proposes Critical Report Of Tru-Deal
Senator Taft of Ohio urged Republicans to draft a formal report criticizing Truman administration foreign policy. He said it could serve as a campaign document and would summarize policy reversals, including Korea, and contrast Democratic actions with prewar Allied decisions. Senator Thye of Minnesota joined in noting the need to highlight Democratic foreign policy.
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Acheson
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Churchill
Pacific
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Youth Training Act Proposed
A voluntary plan for training millions of young men aged 17 to 21 was unveiled in both the Senate and House. Sen Kilgore said the program would create trained civilian manpower ready for active duty in a national emergency, with basic training at summer camps and support for college scholarships for select graduates. The measure was sponsored in the Senate by Kilgore and Bridges and introduced in the House by Rep Kilday and LeRoy Johnston.
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house
Kilgore
D-WVa
congress
Senator Bridges
R-NH
Rep
Kilday
D-Tex
LeRoy Johnston
Calif
Switchmen's Tieup Enters Sixth Day
Chicago dispatch reports a six day switchmen strike that has disrupted four major railroads and tied up a fifth. In Washington a senator warned Americans will not tolerate a rail tie up during this perilous period, but no peace talks were evident from unions or railroads.
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Chennault Offers Planes to Korea
Tokyo June 30 retired P Major General Claire Chennault offered to make 30 to 35 Civil Air Transport planes available to American headquarters for the Korean campaign. A spokesman said no commitments had been made for chartering commercial aircraft. SCAT’s home office is on Formosa.
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Claire Chennault
USA
Civil Air Transport
SCATs
Formona
Reds Driving Towards American Headquarters
President Truman authorized American infantry use against Communist invaders in Korea. Reports say Red tanks landed near the Han river line and threatened Suwon airfield. MacArthur’s forces prepared to deploy ground units and air power to halt the invasion, with a broad Allied naval and air response under way.
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Clarence Ryee
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Pyongyang
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Indonesia
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Kimpo
Washington
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Speedy Senate Action Promised On Tax Bill
Washington June 30 AP top speed action promised by senate leaders on a house passed bill to cut excise taxes by 1 010 060 000 The measure cleared the house 375 to 14 The senate faces Korea crisis clouding prospects Some lawmakers question trimming excises during wartime Democratic Leader Lucas says finance committee will meet behind closed doors Monday Only brief hearings needed Republican leaders promise cooperation but oppose boosting corporate taxes or other new revenue President Truman threatened to veto any excise cut without enough new revenue The bill would wipe out or reduce wartime sales taxes on items from furs to travel tickets and more
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Pittsburgh Milk Strike Ends After 3 Weeks
A three week Pittsburgh milk strike ended with nearly 3000 AFL members approving a new contract by booming voice vote. Regular milk deliveries will resume tomorrow to Pittsburgh and six nearby counties including Beaver Butler Fayette Greene Lawrence and Washington.
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New Rent Law Takes Effect Tonight at Midnight
Washington reports the new rent control law takes effect at midnight and the federal rent chief plans regulatory changes. Housing Expediter Tighe Woods says landlords need corrections for a fair net operating income and tenants may see tightened compliance to curb violations. Under extended controls provisions run through December 31, 1950, with options to extend to June 30, 1951.
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WASHINGTON
Tighe Woods
Man Admits Arson In Circus Blaze
Ohio Fire Marshal says Robert Dale Segee of Circleville has signed statements admitting he set the Hartford circus fire of 1944 that killed 168 and injured 412. He also claims responsibility for 25 to 30 major fires in Portland Maine and other fires in New Hampshire and Ohio, plus the slaying of four persons. Segee was taken into custody May 27 near East St. Louis Illinois after a farm arrest.
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UPI
Ohio
Harry J. Callan
Robert Dale Segee
Circleville
Ringling Bros
Hartford
Callan
Segee
Portland
New Hampshire
East St. Louis
Ruddy Faced Thief Fleeces 18 At Baltimore Job Scam
A ruddy faced interviewer lured 18 construction workers to a downtown Baltimore hotel suite with a bogus medical inspection claim. He kept their wallets totaling 175 dollars after directing them to another room. no doctor appeared and the culprit fled with the cash.
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U N Continues Move to Stop Korean Fight
United Nations Security Council convenes at Lake Success to review efforts to halt the Chinese invasion of South Korea. India shifts to support the sanctions resolution while Egypt signals similar. Debate on unified command and General MacArthur’s status continues as Lie gathers from 59 member nations.
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South Korea
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India
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U. N
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U.S
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Europe
Queuille Vote Scheduled Today in Paris Assembly
In Paris premier designate Henri Queuille faces confirmation by the National Assembly today. He needs 311 of 621 ballots and is expected to surpass 400, with only the Communists certain to oppose. Debate precedes the ballot this afternoon as Queuille, who led as prime minister for 13 months ending last October, seeks a postwar endurance record.
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Henri Queuille
national assembly
Queuille
Georges Bidault
Gold Advised To Plead Guilty
PHILADELPHIA June 30 4 John D M Hamilton court appointed attorney for Harry Gold Philadelphia chemist indicted one charge of delivering atomic secrets to Russia said today he had advised his client to plead guilty On my advice he said Harry Gold filed a written statement of his intention to plead guilty and asked that the case be transferred to the eastern district of Pennsylvania for plea and sentence He said he had not received official notification that the case would be transferred from New York as announced there by A S Attorney J Vincent Keogh s office
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John D. M. Hamilton
Harry Gold
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