U S Drive North Pledged In Korean War Era
Washington officials said the United States will not halt its troops at the thirty eighth parallel as North Korea’s Communists are pushed back. The UN backed aim to restore peace covers all of Korea and China’s UNSecurity Council admission was rejected. Failure to counter the postwar boundary could let Red forces claim victory and threaten future aggression.
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Sick With Fear: Tensions Strain Minds and Bodies
The American Weekly examines rising anxiety amid global insecurity and financial stress, detailing how fear impacts mental health and physical well being across communities. Experts discuss coping strategies and the social costs of unsettled times.
Tycoon Death Probed in Chicago Suburban Home
Chicago July 20 wealthy industrialist Carl A Moore Jr found dead early today in his palatial home. His secretary Miss Isilda Dennis and nephew Martin Gockman were questioned after being found intoxicated. Autopsy ordered as detectives seek motive and exact circumstances surrounding the death.
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Attlee Rules Out Possible Deal With Soviet Union
London July 20 Prime Minister Clement Attlee ruled out any possible deal with Soviet Russia or Korea. He said Britain would consider what can be done to match the high purpose and resolve of President Truman’s message to Congress. Attlee told the House of Commons Britain welcomes the president’s action as a demonstration of the U S government’s determination to discharge its obligations under the UN charter in the cause of peace.
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Reds Capture Taejon Continues Front Drive Across Korea
The North Koreans pressed a converging assault on Taejon from north and southwest as UN forces reported heavy enemy losses. MacArthur cited a secure American base and said the invaders lost momentum, while Allied air operations slowed by bad weather. Yongdok fell near Pohang as U.S. and South Korean units regrouped, with coastal actions and night tank movements continuing across the Kum river.
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Excess Profits Tax Demanded in Congress Push
Washington reports rising momentum for a multibillion dollar excess profits tax on corporations to curb profiteering. A general tax bill may raise levies on individuals and corporate profits, replacing the $1 billion excise tax cut. President Truman signaled a move to higher taxes, with experts estimating an $8 billion potential yield if wartime rates are restored. Action on the bill is not expected before November or possibly January.
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