Korea radios trigger muted tensions amid stalled armistice talks
Tokyo dispatch reports United Nations envoy Tae urged Communist leaders to respond to Ridgway’s Saturday armistice proposal. No reply was received after more than 18 hours, and early Sunday a Communist commander offered no new word, leaving the ceasefire outlook uncertain. The exchange underscores persistent friction as negotiations drift.
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Tokyo
Tae
United Nations
Tall Alouk
Rovsan
Matthew B. Ridgway
Pears
Six nabbed in raids Utica dope abortion ring
Police raided Utica and Yorkville late yesterday and early today arresting six people connected to a narcotics and abortion ring. At least three young girls were taken as patients to General Hospital in Utica and placed under guard. Two women, Helen Pella and Dorothy Seifert, were arraigned before Peace Justice Fred G. Reln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Utier
Yorkville
General Hospital
Warner
Helen Pella
Dorothy Seifert
Fred G. Reln
Airliner Missing With 49 Aboard Kidnapping Suspect On Trail
Police pursue a kidnap-and-murder suspect linked to a Washington missing airline incident. A girl abducted earlier was found with the suspect after entering homes and fleeing in a green 1950 Goldsmobile. Investigators identify the suspect, with ties to prior cases including Adeline Shaxena near Oxford. The case spans multiple states as officers close in.
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Wasrington
Washington e_lel
Warrington
Buess County
Taday- Feline
Aimy
George Brewer
Brewer
Waytol Bee
Alraady
Stopgap Cash Vote To Fund Agencies Through Midnight
Washington lawmakers rush to approve a stopgap measure to keep government agencies funded through midnight tonight as the Senate and House work to finalize a bill. Congress, behind on regular appropriations, seeks a temporary funding patch while continuing resolutions await action at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
White House
Senate
Nilee
Gonovalle
Bath Hills
Missing United Air Lines plane reported near Northern Colorado
Denver dispatch reports a United Air Lines DC-6 with 49 aboard vanished after last contact at 1:46 AM Mountain Time. Planes and ground crews searched a five mile arc east of Loveland then north toward Wellington, 75 miles north of Denver. Witnesses heard distress, but no confirmation of a crash.
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Denver
Colorado
United Air Lines
Holdss
Loynland
Wellington
Denlwer
Owhver
UAL
Wellmington
Cheyenne
Searehees
Liewell-ington
Salt Lake
Omaha
St Wes
Bado Fret
Cool Weather To Continue With Light Showers Tonight
Contingent forecast shows cool weather persisting with scattered showers tonight. Cloudy skies accompany a slight temperature shift, with lows near 59 and highs around 60. Record highs and lows for June 3 are 96 in 1831 and 29 in 1993. Winds remain light from the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laccamanal
Todays Features and Regular Page Highlights
A faded OCR fragment hints at a daily feature page with Berlin year references, new arrivals, and regular features. Mentions listings like portraits, miscellaneous sections, and a page titled Todays Pictures with a page number.
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Amagoinéals
Pinancia
Winchell
Broker Kills Wife in Restaurant Ends Life
New York socialite insurance broker killed his estranged wife in an Upper East Side restaurant and then wounded a mutual friend before dying by suicide. Police said the double tragedy followed violent tensions with the wife and involved a notable social circle as investigations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Upper East Side
Alan
St.ik
Shen
Tint
Julia Walker
Janez
Curb Service Gambling Halted in Pittsburgh
Police halted a curb service gambling venture run by Briel Strome. A suspicious officer frisked Strong yesterday finding 7 portasl a gambling den with a chuckaduck deck of cards four toylette wheel and a dice set. He was booked on a vierancy and released later.
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Puctsburgh
Briel Strome
Strong
Charge
Papal Decree Targets Hungarian Clergy Leader in Espionage Case
A Vatican decree brands Archbishop Josef Graser of Budapest as implicated in a attempted revolution plot and espionage. He is condemned by authorities, with a 15 year prison sentence announced amid the political turmoil described. The case highlights tensions involving church leadership and state security in Hungary.
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XII
Cress
Josef Graser
Budanest
Hungary
Jenet
Mintazenty
Oalis to be Tried in Prague Amid Charges
William N. Galis, Associated Press correspondent, is arrested in Prague and faces trial Monday on antistate activities in Czechoslovakia. Ambassador Elie Briggs has sought access but has been refused. Galis is 37 and remains in custody as proceedings begin.
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Ranceoice
Aeid
Hay William N. Galis
Associated Press
Prague
Cuschaslovakia
Anti Zi
Qalis
Antistate Artivi- Vex
Elie 0. Briggs
Wholesale Prices Drift Down in June Report
The Labor Statistics Bureau released a June price index showing a 0.3 percent decline from mid May to mid June. Factory workers at the Puriten plant suffered a fatal blast killing six, while overall major plant employment near 1,500 saw declines in steel and metal product groups. The Agriculture Department reported rising farm land values and agricultural prices near record highs, with new farm products hard to place under price controls.
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Walsongion UM
Hick Endey
Wuntau
Bartdgewaten
Eng
Anieanlosani
Sig Resa Ornanes
Puriten
Chigney
Matal Orshie
Agricultue
Jseparme
Lawmakers' Intent Shapes Bank Case in Albany Court
Indictments target 17 defendants in the Syacase Trust Co. Sphad scheme tied to alleged books juggling. Judge Temes Foley heard defense motions as Albert Averbach urged written submissions and noted no ruling yet.
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Gene Cohen
Congress
Sphad
Albany
Temes T. Foley
Inteotrot
Alnert Averbach
Paul Ticilg
al Winn Applianes Realer
Calleil
Titus
Averbach
Foley
Averbard
William Barron
Washington, D. Gy
Harcin
Britain Calls Tran Unwise in Oil Dispute Note
Britain accuses Iran of interference in Anglo Iranian Oil Company operations. Tehran and London publish a British note delivered by the ambassador Sir Francis Shepherd. The note seeks negotiations while the international court awaits a decision and British oil lands are cited as defended property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konpon Uy
Britain
Korman
Tehran
Prabcis Shepherd
Anglo-Eranian Oil Company
Inetice Gives
Britni
ALC
Towit
Iran
Jana Tha Oil Company
Boy Finds Indorsed Check Near Park Pool
A SIN-YEAR-OLD boy from 219 Lintelmay found an indorsed check near the pool in McXintey Park yesterday. The check, written to John Wolnic and signed by HP. Allen, was later endorsed by Wolnik. Banks remained closed and officials planned to decide on Monday if the check is negotiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
Donald Longo
Lintelmay
McXintey Park
Patten
John Wolnic
HP. Allen
Wolnik
Onondaga County Springs
Sihee City
Newsprint Hike In Effect Sunday
Toronto reports a new newsprint tax or levy takes effect Sunday affecting Canadian production. The change targets imports and pricing, with reference to US trade and cost figures such as 8116 w ton in New York and 122 plus gases. Canadian mills produce about 4.9 million tons, with most of it sold to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
United States
Aieikt
New York
Canada
Falened Gimes Prompt Sardonic Joke Fails to Impress
A brief comic quip mocks a smiling man unable to resist a grim expression under Falened Gimes vibes. The joke plays on forced cheer and perceived nuttiness, reflecting a dated humor tone.
Toothless boy puzzles specialists in Minneapolis
Four year old Alan Feldman of St Paul, raised by dentists, has no natural teeth and will likely keep only his first four permanent molars. Doctors at a meeting of pediatric dentists explained his condition as he received new prosthetic teeth.
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Minneapolis
uPi
American Academy of
Skepticism Grips UN Peace Talks in Korea Front
George A McArthurstern reports from Korea as U N infantrymen doubt any ceasefire amidst daily Red mortar fire. Troops cite repeated proposals and slow progress, with many expressing belief that true peace remains distant while shelling continues at dawn and through patrols.
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George A. McArthour
Korea
United Nations
UN Delegann Taenb
Heracion
Birat LE
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Eid
U.S
Jutius Crouse, Jr
Onondaga Creek
Indian Reservation
Herald-Journal
Joseph KK
Rensin
Tack Pierce
Cross
Inft
Way
Panther
Boing
Ofmclal
Peiping
Ah Yee
Loning Rideway
Indis
Imea
Ase
UN Quartet
Thaig Haur
General Ridgeway
Jutlandia
Pyonayang
Moscow Radio
Nhaoa
Japan
Wen
Moscow
Stata
A.N. Goeliun
Wonsan
Amercan
Haven
Pusan
Com
Kai Rammerick
Kumbwa
Fentral
Ballesses
Ube
Navy
Air Force
Pyongyang
Hkarann
Grice Port
Mes
Adeline Shaxena
Oxford
Sieh
Detroit
Cedar Rapids, Inc
Arling
Alice
Ako
Taurs
Washington Monument
Paice
Garvan Gorkee
Carrcarnrinel
Carolyn Barker
Formosa
Les Cauise
Mni
Okinawa
Perma
Vre
MITAT
Berlin
Precy Tétetel
Tam Keredy Weiles
Etipsial
Groesz
Oalis
Blast
Tran
Gls
L. Carter
Waynesboro
John Sager
New York City
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