Iran Takes Full Authority Over Oil Operations
Premier Mossadegh orders Iran to take full control of Anglo-Iranian Oil Company operations as Britain withdraws its peace mission. Iran vows to secure nationalized installations including the Abadan refinery amid cabinet talks and international pressure. Churchill asks about evacuating workers as Tehran negotiates with foreign powers.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Mossadegh
Hussein Fatimi
Abadan
Herbert Monin
Ave Gov
Jiere
Thal
Acheron
Washington
State
Dean Acheron
Tran
TV Aids Killer Hunt Albany State Police Use TV Appeal
State Police broadcast a photograph of a stolen truck linked to the murder of Arthur M. Diffendale. A nationwide TV appeal aired on WRGB Schenectady and will repeat three times daily. Police seek help from Syracuse, Binghamton, Albany and Buffalo stations to run the appeal and identify the driver.
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Albany
State Police Corp
Arthur M. Diffendale
WRGB
Schenectady
Francis McGarvey
Stnions i Syrause
Binghaming
Allen
Buffalo
Collle
Finn
Columbia
Rain and Wind Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow
Weatherman Andrew Til Koller predicts scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight into tomorrow with strong wind gusts. Temperatures near 78 yesterday, today expected slightly cooler with a high around 80. The storm belt spans Memphis to Indianapolis, Columbus and Cleveland as summer approaches this Friday at 1:25 AM.
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Weathenman
Andrew Til Koller
Anata Ia
Lonighe
Mercury
Memphis
Taraigh
Inedianapolis
Columbus
Cleveland
Summer
Keller
Waller Wii Hornay
Today’s Features and Editorials on Page 15
The page highlights editorial pieces and feature items. It mentions a panel on “Talking It Over,” reactions columns, and letters to the editor by Gay Vale. Other sections preview amusements, financial notes, sports, and a photo feature on page 7.
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Pais
Trained Dog to Bite Wife Ends in Divorce ruling
Mrs Lyla J Nielsen 37 sought divorce after husband Lester 47 allegedly abused an uncooperative dog named Rowdy. District Judge Carlton F McNally granted Mrs Nielsen custody of their daughter and Rowdy, ending the marriage and awarding custody to the wife.
Sampson Airman Freed in Shooting Case
An airbase in Sampson freed an airman amid a shooting incident involving Sgt. Robert Schwartz, 21, with charges of second degree assault. Grand Jury convened and action halted. due to the affair the air force ordered air policemen to patrol without firearms.
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Ovid
Sampson Air Force
jBase
Seneca
Grand Jury
Robert
Schwartz
James Sketton
Skelton
Iit Force
AF to Use Hancock Hangar for Air Force Planes
Federal order requires city to clear Hancock Airport hangar by July 16 for occupancy by U S Air Force planes. About 25 private planes and at least one Colonial Airlines transport affected. Colonial Airlines offered use of smaller hangar. other private owners lose space for now. Sampson Air Force Base personnel to operate large hangar. Maj Frank A Wernlein to command training and operations.
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Hancock Airport
U. S
William
Barry
Colonial Airlines
Sampson Air Force Base
Air Force
Sampson Forces
Frank A. Wernlein
Whief
Sampson
Russians Offer New Big Deal to Big Four Talks
Paris sources say At ta-Russia submitted identical notes to the Four foreign ministers proposing that the Atlantic Pact and American military bases be on the discussion agenda. Moscow also indicated readiness to discuss its treaties with Communist China and its Eastern European allies.
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Paris
Russia
China
U S Fighters Repel Largest Red Air Strike Over Korea
U S fighters destroyed or damaged ten Red planes in a major aerial clash over northwest Korea as UN ground forces push North Koreans back across the Nangong River near the 38th parallel. American and allied forces report heavy fighting along the eastern and central fronts with enemy battalions massing for a new offensive.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
U. S
Korea
United’ Nations
Mounttains
Nangong River
38Th Parallel
Wonsan
SIT
No-Man's-Land
Seoul
Chorwon
Humsong
5Th Air Force
United States Defense Dept Seeks 19 Million For Area Bases
The Defense Department asked Congress for about 6.56 billion dollars for construction at Army Navy Air Force and Marine installations both in the United States and overseas. The package includes 4.22 billion in continental United States projects with major items in New York Griffiss Air Force Base and Watervliet Arsenal among others.
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Washington UK
Defense Department
Congress
Navy
Air Force
United States
Continental
Navy—Naval Shipyard
Brook
New York
Lyn
Nas
Diagara
Fort Jay
Matin
Test
Pins Camp
Mitchell A.F.B
Schenectady General Co
Niagara Falls
Seneca Ordnance
Suffolk County
Signal Corpsport
Samson Atsb
Griffiss
United States Military Academ
Cornell University
Warren Gets Ultimatum for War ren to Attend Miami Hearing
In Washington the Senate Prime Committee again demanded Governor Fuller Warren of Florida appear before it in Miami to answer questions. It warned of further action if no satisfactory response is received by noon tomorrow. Warren proposed hearings stay in Tallahassee, which the committee called impractical.
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Washington
Senate
Fuller Warren
Florida
Miami
Fort Nosh Thireday
Warren
New Peace Bid Ready For Ship Strikers
East and West Coast ship owners prepared a fresh package offer for three striking CIO unions as talks stalled. Sailings from New York to Naples and the SS Turina were mentioned as possible concessions, with the plan to land 700 passengers aboard ships of American Export Line and other lines. Continued coverage promised on page 17.
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C.I
C.O.F
Maison Lines
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assa Leaiq Jg
Ciation
Twain San Francisco Wales IL
Coteneraughing
Ingedl
Cohen Jury Still Out Deliberations On Cohen Tax Case
A seven woman and three man jury in Los Angeles deliberated three hours before retiring to a downtown hotel to resume consideration of whether gambler Mickey Cohen evaded 156 000 in income taxes. The panel weighs three counts of income tax evasion and one of filing a false return while federal judge Ben Harrison instructs. If convicted, Cohen faces up to five years in prison and 3000 in fines.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
U.S
Ben Harrison
Cohen
Internal Revenue
Oifkers
Miewshoy
Bething
Harrison
Eal
Hurley Targets State Dept in Witness Gagging Hearing
Senate hearing details Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley attacking the State Department for appeasement of Communism since 1945 and limiting testimony on MacArthur’s recall. Hurley, former Ambassador to China, blasts policy and cites a letter from MacArthur criticizing Truman’s orders to silence witnesses.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
China
State Department
U.S
Russia
Hurley
Senate
Douglas ‘MacArthur
MacArthur
Truman
Pacific
Senate Armed Services
Foreign Relations Committees
Omar Bradley
Joil Chiefs of Staff
Acheson
White House
Heald x
Con- Washington
Eratie National Committee
Misessippi Democrats
Wth
Norted
Hoey
D-N.c
Cohwin
Jackson
Itt Cai
Pogatt
Kidnaped Son Of Brazilian Found Safe Near Park
11 year old Eduardo A Matarazzo son of Brazilian industrialist Francesco Matarazzo was kidnapped Saturday. He was found bound and gagged near a suburban park, unharmed, and the abductors demanded ransom. A ransom note and threats were reported, with telephoned calls to the family cited in the tangled story.
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Paulo
Brazil
Eduardo A. Matarazzo
Francesco Matarazzo
Kidhanets
Hernandet
Boik
England
Yenierl
Tal Commons
Miarmi Russell Tongay
London
Flussung Meadow
Bubba
Jacob Martin Kathe
America
Joliot-Curie
UN Security Council
Jana
New York City
Brg
Franksgatlan
Communist World
Mediicott
Commons
Peace Council
Norfolk
United States
Seized in FBI Roundup Targeting Communist Party Leaders
Washington reports twenty one Communist Party members faced charges of plotting violent overthrow of the United States government. Seventeen were seized in an early morning New York roundup by PBS agents with remaining arrests in Pittsburgh and elsewhere. Attorney General McGrath and FBI Director Hoover called the group prominent party functionaries active in party work for many years.
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Washington
Communist Party
United States
New York
PBS
Fice
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Party
McGrath
FBI
J.edgar Hoover
National Committee
U.S
Hoover
National
UN adopts radar to boost Korea airstrikes at night
General Ridgway reported to the United Nations that a new radar technique enables allied bombers in Korea to attack enemy movements effectively in night and bad weather. The May 1 to 15 period report notes intensified air battles with Russian jets and says captured Communist soldiers describe growing helplessness amid stepped up bombing by UN planes.
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Flushing -Meeadow
INS
Matthew Ridgway
United Nations
Korea
Xie Ridgway
La Prensa Owners Reject Duty Charge
The La Prensa owners refused a demand to pay 2,322,784 in duties on imported newsprint. President Truman created a Cold War strategy board and named Gordon as director at 16 000 a year while lawyers argued the tax was null and void.
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Buenos Aires
Nanguancr
le Pransa
Washington
Customs Department
Truman
Gordon
Gray Ja
Pittsburgh
Ezequity Pax
Zelmira Paz de Anchorena
John Herron
TODAY'S CHUCKLE Friend A person who thanks before he enters
A brief quip notes a cheerful habit of thanking in advance before stepping into a room or event, framing politeness as a preemptive courtesy rather than an afterthought.
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House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Anglo-Trailia
Martison
Chatham
Hancock
Red Air Strike
Cornell
HERON
Watervilet’ Arsenal
Mac
Associated Press
Mississippi
la Prensa
Malik
Fea
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