Rhee Rejects Armistice Terms Amid Antitruce Protests
South Korea's President Syngman Rhee rejects current armistice terms and drafts a new defense committee as U S hopes for peace talks surface in Tokyo. Walter Robertson arrives to press for unity while demonstrations surge and Chough Pyong Ok faces assault after denouncing prisoner releases.
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Rhee
ROK
U. S
Walter S. Robertson
John Foster Dulles
Tokyo
United Nations
Chough Pyong Ok
South Korea
Yoon Chi Yung
ROK National Assembly
Mark Clark
Clark
Eisenhower
Korea
Free World
Robertson
Washington
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Seoul
Pusan
Democratic Nationalist Party
Chough
New York
You Chan Yang
U. N
United Nations Command
West Demands Lifting of Martial Law in Berlin
Western powers urged Moscow to lift martial law in East Berlin and rejected Soviet charges that American officers incited rioting. East German leader Otto Grotewohl said many detainees were being released while harsh punishments would follow for the guilty.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Red-ruled
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Communist Party
United States
P. T. Dibrova
Red
Dibrova
Thomas C. Timberman
U.S
Grotewohl
Socialist Unity Communist Party
Soviet Zone
West Germany
TF Ahove
Autoahn
Local Weather Outlook From United States Weather Bureau
Readings show temperatures from 2 p m yesterday to 11 am today with highs near 107 and lows around 75. Normal highs 93 and lows 64 for date, with continued hot afternoons and mostly fair skies. Sunrise 4 51, sunset 7 09, day length 14 3 hours.
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SLSOU
Hurl Reds Back As Three Years Of War Marked
U S and South Korean infantry repelled a division-scale Chinese assault in Central Korea as Sabre jets claimed six Red MIGs. The 3rd Division and ROK units fought through Boomerang Ridge and Sniper Ridge, with over 700 Communist casualties reported on Boomerang.
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Seoul
U. S
Korea
Eighth Army
Iron Triangle
U.S
Boomerang Ridge
ROK
Jane Russell Hill
Triangle Hill
U. S. Army
Kumhwa
Boomerang
Third Division
Britain poised to grant asylum to ship captain in Eisler escape
London reports say Polish sea captain Jan Cwiklinski of the liner Batory, who aided fugitive Gerhart Eisler's escape, is a refugee and Britain is expected to grant him political asylum. Officials decline comment while Durham Prison holds him and a medical officer. his wife and children’s whereabouts are unclear.
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London
Gerhart Eisler
Britain
Jan Cwiklinski
Batory
Warsaw
Eisler
U. S
Cwiklinski
Taklaeter
Durham
Poland
Gdynia
Baltic
Hebburn
Tyne
South Shields
New Mexican Soldier Killed in Korea
The Department of Defense reports Pvt. Rudolph R. Orozco of Albuquerque died in action in Korea. He is the 165th New Mexican to die in Korean fighting.
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Washington
Department of Defense Today
Rudolph R. Orozco
Margie Orozco
Albuquerque
Korea
State to assume Fort Stanton Hospital July 1
Santa Fe reports a Thursday meeting to discuss contracts to care for tubercular Indians at Fort Stanton Hospital. State Welfare Director Alva Simpson says attendees will include the Welfare Department U S Public Health Service and the Indian Bureau. The state takes over the hospital July 1 from the health service.
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Santa FE
Fort Stanton Hospital
Alva Simpson
Welfare Department
U. S. Public Health Service
The
Indian Bureau
Health Service
Airplanes Useful Says White Sands Officer amid Missile Talk
Major C P Crouch of White Sands Proving Ground told a Kiwanis luncheon that airplanes remain useful and denied an article claiming aircraft would be obsolete. He described White Sands as a desert city near Las Cruces with a large staff, a sizable firing range, and missiles like the Nike costing about thirty thousand dollars each, with seven or eight fired daily.
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C. P. Crouch
Ordnance
Thomas C. Musgrave, Jr
47Th Air Division
Walker Air Force Base
Newsweek
Nike
Crouch
Purple Heart
White Sands Proving Ground
Kiwanis
la Cima
North Main
Musgrave
Las Cruces
Goodykoontz Finds Nephew The Hard Way
Leslie Goodykoontz hunted his nephew Joe Goodykoontz in Yakima Washington after a 17 year visit plan. He drove onto Nob Hill Boulevard causing a collision when an oncoming car braked to avoid a crash. The other driver was Joe and Leslie received a negligent driving ticket.
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Yakima
Wash
Leslie Goodykoontz
Joe Goodykoontz
Wyoming
Joe
Nob Hill Boulevard
Leslie
Telephone Co and Court to Battle It Out
Santa Fe, New Mexico. The State Supreme Court ordered Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. to show cause why it should not be barred from charging higher rates until court action is settled. A hearing is set for next Monday.
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Santa FE
State Supreme Court
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Asst
William Torrington
High Court
Corporation Commission
SCC
Torrington
Supreme Court
James F. Lamb
Ingram Pickett
Yellowstone National Park
Lamb
Pickett
Rule Out Lyon As Chief of Mines Bureau
Secretary of the Interior McKay urged President Eisenhower to withdraw Tom Lyon’s nomination to direct the Bureau of Mines. Lyon reportedly asked for withdrawal amid pension disclosures from Anaconda Copper Mining Co. and opposition from Sen. Watkins and Interior Committee members over safety and pension issues.
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Lyon
Washington
McKay
Eisenhower
Tom Lyon
Bureau of Mines
Sen
Watkins
Utah
White House
Salt Lake City
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Hugh Butler
Neb
Interior Committee
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Anderson
Jackson
Wash
Clements
Secretary of the Interior
Anaconda Company
Miss Universe Renounces Movie Career for Home Life
San Francisco reports Armi Kuusela Hilario an 18 year old Finnish beauty queen, says she is giving up her Miss Universe movie contract to stay at home for her husband. She became Miss Universe last July in Long Beach.
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San Francisco
Armi Kuusela Hilario
Finland
Long Beach
Chicago and New York clash in sparse nine inning line
The Chicago club opened with a 8 to 4 victory over New York, while Cleveland edged Boston 13 to 9 in a separate scoring burst. Pitcher Dorish earned win for Chicago, with Berra among the catching corps. Boston’s Flowers and Kinder contributed in a high scoring affair.
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Chicago
New York
Rogovin
Dorish
Wilson
McDonald
Kuzava
Gorman
Berra
Silvera
Cleveland
Boston
Wynn
Lemon
Hooper
Hegan
Grissom
Freeman
Flowers
Kinder
White
Wilber
National League Bobcats Top Phillies in Low-Scoring Game
Philadelphia runs total in bottom of innings 8 produced 8 runs while Cumuceso allowed 3 hits and 3 runs through 9 innings. Drews Minner Lown Jones and McCullough contributed in a pitchers duel of the league.
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National League
Philadelphia
Drews
Minner
Lown
iJones
McCullough
Air Force Cancels Kaiser Transport Contracts
The Air Force halted all contracts with Kaiser for transport aircraft, specifically C-119s and C-123s at Willow Run Michigan. Kaiser may complete planes already in final assembly, with the action stated as independent of Senate hearings.
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Washington
Air Force
Kaiser Company
Willow Run
Mich
Kaiser
Senate
Senate Armed Services
Bridges
R-Nh
Hagerstown
Fairchild Aircraft Company
Fairchild
Henry Kaiser
Hagertstown
Hurley Gains 14 Votes in One Division
In Bernalillo County one division added 14 votes to Patrick J. Hurley. Precinct 5-B showed few irregularities and a legal ruling on ballot legality is pending from John Baum an on appeal by the Senate elections subcommittee. Chavez supporters filed a prejudice accusation against investigator John Bishop.
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Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Patrick J. Hurley
John Bauman
Senate Subcommittee On
Hurley
Dennis Chavez
Checkers
Chavez
Wellford Ware
Corrales
John Bishop
John A. Bauman
University of New Mexico
Steve
Alex
Sergeant among NM traffic victims on Route 66
A military police sergeant was killed and three others injured in a one car crash on U S 66 east of Albuquerque. The dead is Sergeant James Jackson Rhodes, 29, of Sandia Base, the 168th New Mexico traffic victim this year.
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U.S. 66
Here
James Jackson Rhodes
Sandia Base
New Mexico
Reed Blocks House Action on Profits Tax Extension
Rep. Daniel A. Reed, head of the Ways and Means Committee, halted all committee meetings as he blocks the administration drive to extend the excess profits tax. Hearings scheduled for today and tomorrow were called off, with no clear path to any vote or resolution before the automatic expiry next Tuesday. The impasse heightens pressure as the administration argues for the 800 million dollars at stake.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Daniel A. Reed
New York
House
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Ver
Congress
Financier Lewis Strauss Named AEC Chairman Pick
The New York Times reports Lewis L. Strauss a New York financier and former AEC member has been chosen by President Eisenhower to chair the Atomic Energy Commission. Nomination to the Senate is expected shortly with a June 30 transition from Gordon Dean.
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New York
New York Times
Lewis L. Strauss
U. S. Naval Reserve
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Washington Dispatch
the Times
W. H. Lawrence
Senate
Gordon Dean
Washington
Times
Dean
Commission
Truman
Maxwell Taylor Dons Fourth Star as General in Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor, commanding U S Eighth Army in Korea, wore his fourth star to become a full general. The promotion from lieutenant general was announced yesterday. Taylor, 51, assumed multination Eighth Army leadership February 11, succeeding Gen. James A Van Fleet who retired.
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Seoul
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S. Eighth Army
Taylor
Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Woman reprimanded for prodding husband with knife
In Toledo Ohio Mrs Lela Sorrell 93 pleaded to a charge of cutting with intent to wound. Judge John Q Carey gave five years probation and warned against future prodding with a duller weapon noting the knife was deadly.
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Toledo
Lela Sorrell
Common Pleas
John Q. Carey
Quickies by Ken Reynolds Reward for Luck in Ads
In The Record Want Ads, Ken Reynolds mentions luck and teases a forthcoming reward offer. The snippet hints at a playful angle tying luck to an advertised incentive. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Miss Universe
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