National Guard units may be activated for Korea crisis
Washington dispatch reports the Pentagon hints that 3 to 4 National Guard divisions could be moved to active duty if hostilities in Korea worsen. MacArthur might deploy reserves from U S divisions to Korea, necessitating Guard replacements to fill the gap. The Guard totals about 870,091 officers and men, 88 percent of its war strength.
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Washington
National Guard
Pentagon
MacArthur
Korea
Depan
U.S
Pac
Red Press Stirs People in Moscow July 3
Moscow reports show rising public indignation over American intervention in Korea. The Communist party organ Pravrda notes protest meetings across the country as the Soviet Union whose republics prepare to meet in the Kremlin. Earlier coverage said the public remained calm but now is seen as being urged to oppose the United States.
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Korea
Russia
Communist Party
Aper Pragin
Supreme Soviet
Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic
Ussr
Kremlin
Ie US
UN Economic Council Opens Eleventh Session in Geneva
In Geneva on July 6, Nan Santa Cruz of Chile opened the eleventh session of the UN Economic and Social Council. He urged repulse of Communist aggressors in Korea as delegates from Russia, Czechoslovakia, and Poland failed to attend, leaving seats vacant.
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Hernan Santa Cruz
Chile
UN Economic and Social Council
Korea
Savant Advocates A Bomb Use in Korea
Nobel prize scientist Dr. Aiitive N. Compton, chancellor of Washington University, urged potential use of the atomic bomb in South Korea if military needs justify it. He spoke at a news conference, discussing the weapon's role in the ongoing conflict.
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Aiitive N. Compton
Soul Korea
Compton
Chanellor
Washington University
Fills AEC Post GOP Scions Demand
Two Republican senators, Trukenlooper and Bricker, urged in May that President Truman name a new permanent chairman for the atomic energy commission at once after David E. Lilienthal resigned on February 4.
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Washington
Jilly
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Trickenlooper
Bricker
David E. Lilienthal
Explosion injures twelve in Brazil Fourth of July event
A keg of black powder exploded during an entertainment in Brazil Indiana injuring eight children and four adults. The blast occurred last night and caused extensive injuries though no fatalities are reported. Authorities investigated the incident and urged caution with fireworks and pyrotechnics.
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Brazil
Ind
Korea Called Test Ground Invasion Debate Sparks Voices
Washington on July 3 reports Sen Tydings chairman of the armed services committee and other lawmakers discussing Korea as a testing ground for Communist Russia. The group debated the Korean crisis on weekend radio shows amid claims of weak policy and saboteur charges in aid programs.
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South Korea
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Pacific
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R-Wis
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Britain Likely to Limit Korea Contribution to Naval Support
UK government officials said Britain is unlikely to send troops or aircraft to Korea unless the United States requests them. They cited MacArthur HQ briefings and United Kingdom preference to restrict Britain’s role to naval support unless invited to expand.
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Korea
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MacArthur
China Reds to Join Korea Fight
Chinese communists mobilize their armies for participation in the Korea campaign within the next 40 days, independent Chinese newspapers report. The move aims to whip up public opinion against America’s armed invasion of Chinese territory, as the nation defends itself.
Four added to casualty list in Korean War updates
Washington reports the army added four names to its Korean casualty list, bringing the total missing to 24. It also confirms 81 deaths from the June 25 crash of a C-54 transport near Pusan, Korea, with 11 previously listed as missing. Names span scattered locations including Philadelphia and Warrensburg, with several others from Maryland, Ohio, and Indiana. The crash crew of five was initially reported lost, but no firm identifications were released.
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Roy Biggs
Clearwater
Fla
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Sir
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Fie
Staley A
Gogol
Philadelphia
Pie
Edward Peska
Warrensville
Ernest J. Fike
Jeanervette
Jan
Cpl
Elmer FL Hedy
Luras‘ville
Korea
Louis C. Selig Jr
Warsten
Art
Til
Emerson P. Tuffer
Aitken, Minn
Myron P. Marble
Kalamazoo
Mirh
Egypt Ready To Defend Lines Against Israeli Attacks
Egyptian war minister Mustafa Nusrat Bey ordered immediate open fire if Israel violates Palestine armistice. He stated troops would defend the Sinai front east of Rafah on the southern Gaza sector, signaling readiness for rapid response.
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Vatro
RGYPY
Ly 3
Orcready
Palestine
Submarines Seen Off Manila Coast Officials Say
The Philippines defense department reported foreign submarines surfaced Sunday about 40 miles from Manila. A spokesman avoided exact counts, noting only more than one. The crafts were observed by soldiers and civilians near Quezon province. markings remained indistinguishable. Rumors link subs to alien smuggling, but officials say these craft were actually seen in coastal waters.
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Manila
Nily 3
Philippines
Defense Department
Quezon Provines
Peru votes in national election amid protest ballots
More than 80 percent of Peru's voters cast ballots yesterday in a national election. Only one presidential candidate, Brigadier General Mannel A. Odria, faced the electorate while many voters submitted protest ballots. The fragment notes an investment advertisement and light Want Ads.
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Lima
CPL
Peru
Mannel A. Odria
Morale Boost as First Infantry Arrives in Korea
Charles D. Rosecrans Jr reports from an American advance base in Korea where the arrival of the First Infantry Division lifts local spirits. Despite morale gains, the town endures food shortages, water issues, and scarce transportation as American personnel sleep on floors and locals refuse to cash US funds. Planes burned at the airstrip underscore ongoing danger and attrition.
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Charles D. Rosecrans Jr
Korea
Tokyo
Chas. D. Rosecrans
T. W
ARMY
Korda
INS
U. 6
Suwon
FBI
Hetaige
Rock Bottom
Suwa
Marine Rodeo Plans Cancelled in Pendleton Calif
The U S marine corps base cancelled its July 5 6 7 rodeo due to the international situation and will instead hold intensified training. An 8000 troop preparedness review was set for today with air cover from El Toro marine air station.
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Pendleton
Calif
Air Strikes Slow Invaders in Korean War Push
American bombers dropped more than 00 bombs of 100 to 1000 pounds as 39 planes took part in raids. North Korean forces pressed a front about 35 miles wide toward Seoul with columns crossing the Han River. Suwon air field remained contested as Yak fighters and Big 3 bombers struck targets from Yonpo to Pyongyang, while Gen. Dean and Brig. Gen. Church assumed key commands in Korea.
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Thrill of a Chill Prose Vacation Weather Clippings
Travelers fleeing the heat found cooler weather in the Great Lakes region with Michigan and Wisconsin reporting 40s and 50s. Cadillac 41, Calumet 45, Lansing 49, Chicago 58 while the Gulf South and Pacific coast stayed humid. Phoenix and Las Vegas neared 110 with Red Bluff at 113 as regional patterns cooled toward autumn.
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Weather map shows scattered thundershowers across the coast and plains
The forecast calls for scattered thundershowers along the Guilt coast and western Montana extending to the central plains. The central lakes region to northwestward should be partly cloudy to fair. Warmer conditions are expected along the middle Atlantic coast to the Ohio and Tennessee valleys, with the central ink region experiencing similar warmth.
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Central Lakes Region
Central Plains
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Ohio
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Inka
Weather data fragment for Fouriery area
Weather summary fragment shows a July period with 57 degrees morning reading and vague precipitation notes. It mentions tides near Arantas with highs around 4 and 8 pm and a menial mean temperature estimate, but the text is garbled and many details are unreadable.
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Aussies Strafe 1st Yank Troops
Australian Mustang fighters attacked U S ground troops near their command post in Korea in a 25 minute raid. The air strike saw five planes dive in, scatter refugees, and fire machine guns and rockets, injuring a sergeant while troops held their positions and prepared defenses. Local soldiers adjusted to combat as one veteran noted the operation felt like a second war.
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Sever
South Korea
U. S
Tokyo
Tom
Lambert
MacArthur
Atlas
Pic
Marl E. Kijne
Mayville
Mich
Bell
Floyd A. Roy
Duluth
Minn
Ernest Mayoum
Hazard
Walter Stokes
Stokes
Denali M. Pugh
Muskogee Okla
U S warns Chiang against sending troops to Korea
Washington issued a note to Chiang Kai shek urging caution before any dispatch of Nationalist forces to aid South Korea. The move aims to deter both Nationalist and Communist China from widening the conflict while MacArthur's role as UN commander is considered amid legal and constitutional questions.
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U. S
Korea
Chiang Kai Shele
Duetse
MacArthur
Formosa
Chiahg
China
Chiang
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Amtericatt
Iefe
Turks Ready to Join South Korean Defense Effort
Turkish volunteers, reportedly 500 strong, prepare to aid South Korea against North Korean forces. Tefik Yuryten, son of a parliament member, forms a society for aid to free nations under aggression. Volunteers plan to contest for service with South Korea.
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South Korea
Tefik Yuryten
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