23 Killed In Korea Plane Crash
Far East air force headquarters announced today a 54 carrying 23 persons including a crew of five crashed on a hilltop near Pusan South Korea. There were no survivors. The crash occurred yesterday during an early morning flight. No indication the plane carried American troops.
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East Air Force Head
Arters
Pusan
South Korea
enaRe Air Force
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Bani
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Brady Pastor Conducts Youth Revival at Highland Heights
Brady Pastor Ells will lead a weeklong youth revival at Highland Heights Christian Church in Wichita. He will conduct Sunday morning services there before traveling to Wichita Talies for the daily meetings beginning Sunday evening.
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Wichita
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Wichita Talis
Nowell Assigned to University of Texas for psychology
Capt Nowell of the USAF Institute of Technology based at Wright-Patterson AFB is to attend the University of Texas to complete educational requirements in psychology. Beeville July 1 unofficial census shows Bee county population at 10707, up from 16480 in 1940 per Wakefield Jr, Corpus Christi census supervisor. Peru election set with Gen Marivel Odra as sole candidate tomorrow after Lima reports.
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Eaphras HL Nowell
San Antonio
Usaf Institute of Technology
Wright-Patterson’ Afb
University ‘of Texas
Lima
Peru
Marivel Odria
Italy
Junta
Sunday Weather Highlights and Temperatures
A fragmented weather note shows temperatures around 92 and 72 for two days, with references to Sunday and Friday and a weather page. The readable bits indicate a warm spell and a follow up forecast section to be checked on the weather page.
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Ays Ie
Saunday
Jon
van BE
Truman Awaits Moscow Reaction on Korea Policy
President Truman, aboard the USS Williamsburg, awaits Moscow and battlefield developments in Korea. Aides say there are no plans for a White House address until events warrant. He appears tense and fatigued as he monitors decisions on ground force use, bombing targets, and a naval blockade.
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William M. Wood
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Moscow
Congress UN
Williamsburg
Philadelphia Navy Yard
San Steehan
White House
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U.S
South Koea
North Korea
Korea
Moseose
Soviet Union
Auto Crash Kills A Man in Texas
A San Antonio man, Jeste BR. Franklin, 43, was killed instantly in a head on collision on Hwy 90 west of Houston. His mother, Selly Franklin, 64, was unconscious and taken to a Houston hospital. Elbert A. [law- ins, 38, of Bayton died in the crash. An unidentified passenger was in critical condition. Franklin worked for the International Binleenllage and lived on Woodlawn Drive.
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Hwy
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North Koreans Claim Yongchungo Decisive Victory
North Koreans announced that Yongchungo, five miles west of Seoul, was completed by their forces at 2100 hours Friday. The claim comes from Pynngy arr Yadio via LUKYU and UP I news service.
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UPI
Pynngyarr Yadio
Yongchungo
Mitts
North Koreans Mobilized Amid Unclear Threats
Fragmentary article notes North Koreans mobilized in response to unspecified tension. Details are unreadable, with unclear references to locations and authorities.
Drippy Skies Open S A Holiday Weather Sketch
Weather report based on incomplete OCR notes. Forecaster Edvington says July brings warm conditions with high near 86 or 99 degrees and potential showers. Shuttles from Alaska may affect travel as refugees seek passage. forecast calls for cloudy mornings and isolated thundershowers over weekend.
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San-Antonling
Alaska
America
Korea
Oren Edvington
Okyo
Saturany
Bombs Away Off Course Rumor Clarified
A rumor claimed a U.S. air base south of Japan was bombed. In fact a Superfort pilot on a Korean mission jettisoned his load near Okinawa after a bomb bay malfunction. Army press office conveyed the official version.
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U.S
Japan
Okinawa
Army Prbble Information Office
B-36s Ready Training Continues Amid Security Measures
The 8th Air Force declares B-36 bombers ready and kept on regular warning posture. Carewest APE, home of the 8th, remains under close security since Wednesday as air visitors are restricted.
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8Th Air Force
Carewest
Town Marshal and robbery claims deadly night in Wister
Wister Oklahoma July 1 reports say town marshal Theral Johnson aged 45 and a suspect Troy Sterling 22 were killed in a gun battle during a robbery. A second suspect escaped as the fight ended with fatalities amidst a city in shock. A separate blaze in Big Spring halted firefighting efforts at the Pan American No 1 Holley well where flames raged and spread.
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Oklz
Theral Johnson
Troy Sterling
Marshell
Ola
Holley
First Glimpse at Front Long Fight Seen
Reported collapse of the South Korean army signals a grim, protracted campaign for American troops in Korea. Weather could hinder air support, delaying ground operations as U.S. forces prepare to establish positions amid advancing Communist tanks. No official confirmation from the Defense Department on the alleged collapse.
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America
Korea
U. S
Japan
Okinawa
Guam
U.S
South Korea
Defense Department
Pentagon
Western Pacific
MacArthur Speaks on War Censorship Delicate Issue
General MacArthur hints that censorship of Korean war news is under consideration but provides no details. The UPI dispatch notes no information was elaborated and leaves the matter uncertain as of today in Tokyo.
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UPI
Coi
P. Zehuls
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Italian police rout red workers at U S consulate protest
Massed police prevented a planned demonstration in front of the U S consulate against American action in Korea. Italian authorities moved quickly to disperse workers described as Communist red elements gathered to stage the protest.
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Iurin
Tealy
Weather Bureau 30 Day Forecast Delivers Regional Temperature Outlook
Washington July 1 The Weather Bureau predicts a below normal temperatures east of the Mississippi River and above average warmth in the western half of the nation for the next thirty days. The outlook emphasizes regional contrasts and notes unsettled conditions may occur in parts of the Northwest.
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Washington
Mississippi
Estern
Weather Bureau
French Chief Forms Cabinet Amid Political Bickering
Paris reports Henri Queuille began assembling a new French cabinet amid signs of political infighting over internal issues. Despite the disputes, Queuille reportedly enjoys favorable international conditions that may aid his task.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
International Siuati
Sino Beds Move Toward Korea Border Amid Manchuria Tension
Sources in Taipei report 200,000 tonnage of Sino beds moving to the North Korea border from Manchuria. Chinese Communist troops are said to be pushing into Manchuria to engage in the Korean conflict, with additional forces reportedly proceeding toward Liaoning and borders.
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Taipei
Manchuria
Air Troops Rushed Into Action in Korea
American GIs, in a dramatic flight through bad weather, arrived in South Korea to rush southward and defend positions north of Taejon en route to Suwon. The 24th Infantry division began airlift operations, first units reaching Pusan within 45 minutes amid uncertain reports of a Communist breakthrough near the Han River and possible advance toward Suwon.
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Taejon
Korea
South Korea
Suwon
24Th Infantry Division
Pusan
Korea War Briefing on Han River Fronting Skirmishes
South Korean and American reports describe a tense Han River line with 400 infiltrators in Seoul and divisions near Chunchon and the northeast coast. US observers note reduced strength of Sa Korean units, while Korean sources claim Suwon airfield and city remained in southern hands. North Korean reports claim air and ground actions, with claims of tanks destroyed and four forts down.
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Suwon
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Pusan
Korean Defense Ministry
Han River
Seoul
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Ilasong
Hap River
Chunchon
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