Rhee Rebuffs US Compromise on Korean Truce Talks
U S offers a two point face saving compromise to win Rhee's approval of a truce but Rhee rejects it insisting on a renewal guarantee if post-armistice talks fail within 90 days. Robertson and Shinn report friendly talks with Rhee as anti truce demonstrations appear in Seoul. Sen Knowland praises Eisenhower for sending Robertson.
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Four Hundred Die During Holiday Weekend Violence
The Fourth of July period saw 413 lives lost from traffic crashes drownings fireworks and other accidents, with 249 traffic fatalities and 118 drownings. A 15 year old, Edward Nolta, died after a falling aerial bomb struck him during a supervised display in Willow California. The toll was lower than the 643 deaths during the 1952 three day holiday.
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Roswell Reports Quiet Independence Day Weekend Traffic
Seven people injured in two Wrecks near Roswell on Independence Day weekend. One fatality occurred earlier 25 miles east of Roswell. Police reported heavy traffic but a quiet weekend overall as streets reopened and flag duties resumed at the courthouse.
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Varied Tactics Used by Soviets In East Europe
East Europe Stratagems mix coercion and conciliation as Romania buys food for public aid while East Germany widens arrests. Western diplomats assess limited Kremlin changes and continued aim for global upheaval, with unrest in Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Poland and Romania.
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Weather Summary from City Station Yesterday to Today
Readings show temperatures from 2 p.m. yesterday to 11 a.m. today with highs near 100 and lows around 70. Precipitation none in 24 hours, month to date, or year to date totals. normal extremes listed. Forecast calls for swelling clouds, little rain, hot afternoons, highs near 100 and lows near 70.
Feminine Pilots Await Others at Powder Puff Finish Line
At Long Beach California the first three planes finished the Powder Puff Derby race with 43 boats still en route. Two California housewives led as the first arrivals. Isabelle McCrae and Betty McNeil completed the 2678 mile leg in 19 hours 50 minutes.
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Alfonso Franco enters not guilty pleas on marijuana charges
Alfonso Franco faced a district court today on three counts of possession and sale of marijuana and one count of intimidating a witness. He pled not guilty to all charges and was ordered held on bond of 1000 dollars per count.
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North Carolina Dairy Sector Employs Over 75000 People
A regional report notes that more than 75 000 individuals are employed in North Carolina's dairy product industry, reflecting its size and economic impact across farms plants and related services.
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Hurley Protests Ouster of Recount Challenger
Counsel for Republican Patrick Hurley filed a protest with the Senate subcommittee on privileges and elections over removal of his recount challenger for partisanship reasons. The protest seeks a full system revision of the Chavez Hurley Senate contest recount conducted by the committee.
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One Fatality Reported in New Mexico Fourth of July Weekend
State police report one auto fatality during the Fourth of July weekend in New Mexico. The death raises the annual traffic toll to 182. Officer said 19 year old Jim Collins of Duncan Arizona died in a crash three miles north of Reserve on State Road 12.
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Red River Quiet After Spirit Friday Riots Calm Section
Northern New Mexico resort town saw a flare of high spirits Friday with about 60 rioters from Texas besieging a house containing two women and a boy. Deputy Sheriff Harold Lichlick led citizen peace officers to restrain the mob as they damaged the residence. Jack Swindell, 18, Amarillo, wounded in the incident, has been treated and released from Taos hospital. Three people were charged following the arrests.
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Mrs Roosevelt Blames McCarthy for Harm to Her Country
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt told reporters in Athens that Senator Joseph McCarthy has done a great deal of harm to the country. She added she spoke as a Democrat during a news conference before boarding for Belgrade on a world tour stop.
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Lawmaker barred from atomic tests seeks reason
Rep Condon of California says he was barred from witnessing an atomic test on security grounds though later cleared. He plans to raise the issue on the House floor, questioning executive agency control over congressmen and potential political retaliation against liberals.
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Investment Capital Diverted, NM Building Takes Nosedive
A New Mexico building slowdown follows capital shift from home mortgages to government bonds. Albuquerque cuts over 400 construction jobs in May. Roswell and Clovis show declines, while Carlsbad and Hobbs report mixed results. First half 1953 permits reach high in Albuquerque but overall warn of weaker activity across the state.
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Candy store owner found dead after note to priest
In New York James de Gaetano 41 hanged himself in a store basement after a 14 year old customer delivered a note to Rev Thomas Connally at Holy Cross Church. The note asked for prayers and gave keys to the store. Police were alerted by the priest.
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Searches Probe Wind River Range For Rainey Family
In Wyoming's Wind River range, searchers seek Gordon Rainey a 40 year old Oklahoma City attorney and his two sons Gordon Jr 13 and Tom 8 after the trio went into the mountains last Monday on a fishing trip. They were last seen at Lake Vera in Bridger National Forest with their camp deserted and rafting gear left behind. A guide said Rainey an outdoorsman had a map and may be injured leaving his sons unable to return. A civil patrol plane assisted the search as of Friday.
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Major League Major League Philadelphia vs New York scoreline
Philadelphia failed to score as New York powered to a 6 to 0 victory. Batsmen Miller Ridzik Peterson Burgess Worthington and Westrum contributed for the visitors while Noble held the mound with seven innings for the New York team.
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Roswell educator R E Morris dies at 88
Richard E. Morris a longtime Roswell High School mathematics teacher for 30 years and deputy clerk of the Board of Education for 32 years died early Sunday at 88. Born in Marietta Ohio he taught in Ohio and Missouri before moving to Roswell in 1911. Funeral Tuesday at 10 in Westrum Chapel with Rev. Austin H. Dillon officiating. He is survived by his daughter and six grandchildren. His wife Florence Ann Morris died in 1947.
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Paris Provisional Government Unveils Tax Cuts and Debt Plan
Premier Joseph Lanie's new government proposes taxes and spending reductions to stabilize the economy. It outlines repayments of advances from the Bank of France as a key step toward restoring financial balance.
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Army Reserve Power Plan Falls Flat Under Present Law
The Army reports only about 4.17 percent of draftees who finished two years of active service join reserve training units. The Selective Service law requires five to six years in the reserves after active duty but lacks a punitive provision to enforce training. Gen. J Lawton Collins has long sought changes, with action expected on Page Three.
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Woman Leaves Eyes To Two Friends In Note
In Long Beach California a woman Arta Mae Christiansen shot herself and left a note to two friends Mr and Mrs Clifford Stubblefield. Police said Oswald Christiansen husband could not say why she took her life. She was found dead at home Saturday.
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Hungary overestimated strength in industrial drive says party paper
Budapest official Communist Party newspaper states Hungary overestimated its strength and the tempo of industrialization, particularly heavy industry, in a proclaimed assessment published today.
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