Rhee and Robertson Near Accord on Korean War Armistice
Washington reports substantial progress toward an armistice with South Korea. Syngman Rhee and Walter Robertson could seal a full agreement almost immediately if Rhee does not change his mind.
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Washington
Syngman Rhee
Walter Robertson
Rhee
Robertson
Panmunjom
South Korea
U. N
UNC
Supervisory Commission
Reds
Alan Winnington
London Daily Worker
United Nations
Eisenhower
Karl Hong Ki
ROK
Korea
Associated Press
Bill Shinn
America
U. S
Clark
Eisenhower Heads To Amarillo For Southwest Conference
President Eisenhower departed Washington at 6 14 a m MST aboard the Col umbine for a two day Amarillo visit with six governors. He will attend a conference on relief for the Southwest and carry backing from Congress for emergency aid and loans. The trip includes aides cabinet members and lawmakers including Johnson Benson Peterson Adams Stephens Hagerty Farrington Guill and Daniel. The plan follows quick Senate approval of aid measures and a House vote paving a conference to resolve differences.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Amarillo
Columbine
White House
Hoover
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Benson
Val Peterson
Sherman Adams
Thomas Stephens
James Hagerty
Robert Farrington
Department of Agriculture
Credit Service
Department
Ben Guill
Post Office Department
Price Daniel
Texas
Fear 15 Men Dead in Forest Fire Near Willows
A forest fire in Mendocino National Forest near Willows California trapped a fire-fighting party. Up to 15 men possibly perished with several believed to be New Tribes Mission workers. Fire exploded into the woods with extreme speed as containment efforts continued.
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New Tribes Mission
Stonyford
Colusa
Americas
Alder Springs
Mendocino National Forest
Pacific
San Francisco
Oregon Line
Telephones Rates Delayed in Southeast New Mexico
State Corporation Commissioner Lamb said General Telephone Co refused to cooperate causing rate increase date to move up. Commission aimed for August 21 but rates take effect July 21 in several southeastern New Mexico towns.
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Santa FE
State Corporation
A Lamb
General Telephone Co
New Mexico
Weather summary from United States Weather Bureau data
Readings show yesterday to today 3 hour intervals with highs 98 and lows 65. Precipitation 0 in 24 hours, 0.01 month to date, 2.89 year to date. Sunrise 4 56 sunset 7 10 length 14 2 hours. Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness through Saturday and hot afternoons with a high near 100 and nightly low around 68.
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Isa Ee
Beria's Fall Spurs Urgency in Big Three Talks
Washington dispatch reports Beria's expulsion from government roles sparks debate on Soviet policy shifts. Analysts split whether Beria was scapegoat or symbol of internal power struggles as Malenkov consolidates power, influencing forthcoming Big Three discussions with Dulles Salisbury and Bidault.
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Beria
Washington
Lavrenti V. Beria
Red
Russia
Moscow
East
Germany
Dulles
Lord Salisbury
George Bidault
France
Pet Giant Snake Escapes From Car in Chicago
Oscar a seven foot boa constrictor, pet of Mayor Streets of Lake Park Florida, vanished from a cage atop the mayor's car in a Loop parking lot. Police said Oscar may have been stolen or the cage door tampered with. A second unnamed purple indigo of similar length remained in the cage. Mayor Streets offered a $50 reward for Oscar's safe return.
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Chicago
Oscar
Peaslee
Lake Park
Fla
Loop
Streets
International Association of Lions Clubs
Five Hurt In Freak Highway Car Roll Near Roswell
Five persons were hurt when two cars, a 1951 Studebaker coupe and a 1940 Buick, collided and rolled on U S Highway 380, 38 miles east of Roswell. Buick tire failure led to loss of control. both cars overturned and then settled upright. None seriously injured. patients listed from Walker Air Force Base.
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U. S. Highway 380
Roswell
Studebaker
Walker Air Force Base
Grass trials begin at King Brothers Ranch
Twenty varieties of native grasses are planted at the King Brothers Ranch to determine which type best helps reclaim land in the Estancia Valley. The test aims to identify grasses suited for restoration and soil improvement on the range.
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Stanley
King Brothers
Estancia Valey
Beria Purge Signals Power Struggle in Soviet Union
Stockholm dispatch analyzes Lavrenty Berias expulsion as a possible peak in Moscow power struggles. The piece notes Berias fall from grace as premier rivals push him toward disgrace, with the question of timing and the looming Supreme Court weighing his case.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
United States
Stockholm
Lavrenty P .Beria
Kremlin
Malenkov Outlines Case Against Beria
Lavrenty Beria, longtime head of Soviet internal security, has been fired from the government, expelled from the Communist Party, and handed to the Supreme Court on charges of traitorous actions. Malenkov announced the case at a Central Committee meeting. Pravda called Beria an agent of imperialism.
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East Germany
Beria
U. S
Georgi Malenkov
Stalin
Malenkov
Communist Party
Central Committee
Russia
Moscow
Bolshoi Theater
Supreme Court
Lavrenty P. Beria
Georgi M. Malenkov
Pravda
Red
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
L. P .Beria
Supreme Court of the Ussr
V. M. Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Lazarus M. Kaganovich
Berlin
Syngman Rhee
Sergei N. Kruglov
Scouts Head to Jamboree by Special Train from Clovis
Twenty one Scouts and their parents depart Saturday morning escorted to the Roswell city limits before joining 650 Scouts on Special Train 903 bound for the Boy Scout Jamboree in Santa Ana California. The party travels via Grand Canyon en route and returns July 25 arriving in Clovis at 2 30 p m.
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Roswell
Santa Ana
Calif
Clovis
Grand Canyon
Burl Wilkerson
Fayette Davidson
Hillard Watson
Hagerman
Ronald Ballew
Pat Bellamy
Dick Davidson
Charles Chambers
Monte Dean
Jerry Knoedler
Jim Knoedler
Ty Minton
John O’brien
Dan Raby
Gene Reischman, Jr
Richard Taylor
Ronnie Mask
Billy Ackerman
Milton Brown
Roy Davenport
Wesley Menefee
Huge 30 inch Gas Line Project Tracks Near Roswell
El Paso Natural Gas plans a 1 000 mile pipeline from Permian basin to the Arizona California border with a 30 inch main line and 24 inch feeder. The one year build will raise gas deliveries 400 million cubic feet daily, with 300 million to California and 100 million to NM West Texas and Arizona. Construction includes two New Mexico compressor stations at Lincoln County and near Gallup, plus three large plants in the Spraberry Trench near Midland. Completion expected mid 1954.
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Melena
Roswell
Midland
Arizona-California
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Federal Power Commission
New Mexico
Lincoln County
Gallup
Lincoln
Spraberry Trench
Midkiff
California
West Texas
Arizona
Permian
Hobbs
Jal
Odessa
Lea County
Chaves
Valencia
McKinley
Window Rock
Flagstaff
Williams
Ariz
Jamboree Leaders Lead Chaves Eddy Scouts to Santa Ana
Burl Wilkerson heads three leaders and 21 Scouts from Chaves and Eddy Counties as they depart Clovis on a special train to attend the national Jamboree in Santa Ana California tomorrow.
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Burl Wilkerson
Chaves
Eddy Counties
Santa Ana
Calif
Clovis
Man Is Injured When Hit by Car
Andre Jaramillo 41 of 808 East Bland suffered a two inch cut on his left ankle after being struck by a car backing up to unload a shipment at La Cima Steak House 2401 North Main. The vehicle owned by Omer Johnson of the cafe was driven by Berna Romero 20 of 1208 North Missouri.
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Andre Jaramillo
East Bland
la Cima Steak House
North Main
Jaramillo
Berna Romero
North Missouri
Omer Johnson
Major League Baseball scoreline with two teams
Washington stumbles in a 1 to 6 defeat to New York as Porterfield Lima Lane and Fitzgerald make the outs. Lopat Reynolds and Berrs shut down the late rally in a crisp pitching duel.
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Washington
New York
Porterfield
Lima
Lane
Fitzgerald Lopat
Reynolds
Berrs
Dulles Orders Bohlen Home Over Beria Dismissal
Secretary of State Dulles sends Ambassador Bohlen back to Washington for talks on Beria's removal from the Soviet government and Communist Party. Ben Hogangolf wins the British Open in Scotland with a 72 hole score of 282, firing a final round 68 to set a tournament record.
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Washington
Dulles
U. S
Moscow
Charles Bohlen
L. P. Beria
Communist Party
Carnoustine
Scotland
Ben Hogangolf
Embattled Southwestern Stockmen Seek Price Floor
About 500 Southwestern stockmen from five states formed a new group at Dalhart to press for immediate federal price supports for cattle. The meeting followed charges of big rancher dominance in livestock associations as Congress approved emergency farm loans. President Eisenhower, visiting the drouth conference, pledged to work with governors on the drought crisis and noted eight million dollars in emergency funds already allocated.
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Amarillo
Tex
Eisenhower
Drouth
Dalhart
Washington
Senate
House
Grouth
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Ezra Benson
Texas
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arizona
Arkansas
Allan Shivers
Dan Thornton
White House
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