North Korea Claims U S Plans to reopen Korean War
North Korea accuses the United States of planning a new war in Korea after the expulsion of four armistice inspection teams from South Korea. Pyongyang radio says U S atomic arms and new weapons may enter the peninsula while vowing to continue observing the armistice.
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Tokyo
North Korea
United States
Korea
U.N. Command
South Korea
Peiping Radio
Pyongyang Radio
U. S
U.N
Truce Supervisory Commission
Tear Out Ad Urges $1000 Life Insurance for Seniors
An old advertisement targets readers aged 60 to 80 offering a $1,000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses. It promotes mail-only processing by Old American of Kansas City with no obligation and no follow up calls. Residents should mail name address and age to Old American Ins. Co. Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Old American Ins. Co
West 9Th, Dept
Watchman at West Virginia State Penitentiary Escapes
Melvin L. Shrewsbury a 40 year old convict night watchman at the State Penitentiary coal mine escaped between 5 p m Friday and 6 a m Saturday guards found him missing as they escorted prisoners to work. He was sentenced from Raleigh County last November to 1 to 10 years for grand larceny.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Melvin L. Shrewsbury
State Penitentiary
Shrewsbury
Raleigh County
Allies accuse communists of aiding North Korea armament
The United States and 15 U N allies accuse Polish and Czech members of the truce commission of conspiring with North Korea to hide a Red arms buildup in violation of the armistice as troops withdraw from North Korea.
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North Korea
United States
U.N
Truce Commission
Nuclear war not inevitable Bunche tells graduates
Dr Ralph Bunche warned at DePauw University and Indiana Central College commencements that world nuclear war is not inevitable. He urged leaders to avoid the foolhardy plan of atomic war while the ceremonies awarded degrees to hundreds and honored notable church and alumni figures.
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DePauw University
Indiana Central College
DePauw
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
United Nations
Ray W. Ragsdale
Los Angeles
The
Methodist Church
Indiana Central
Indiana University
I. U. Alumni Assn
Vernon R. Huffman
Bloomington
Noble L. Biddinger
Indianapolis
Four Die in Kokomo Area Plane Crash At Takeoff
Four people were killed when a single engine Fairchild crashed after leaving Ruzicka Airport near Kokomo Indiana. The plane struck an 132000 volt high tension tower on a farm in Howard County. Names given include pilot Paul Eikenberry 37 Jolietville Roy Biddle 30 Kokomo Gwyn Williams 41 Kokomo and his wife Mary Jane 36.
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Kokomo
Ind
Here
Paul Eikenberry
Jolietville
Roy Biddle
Gwyn Williams
Mary Jane
Fairchild
Ruzicka
Sheridan
Frank Ortman
Howard County
George Scott
Wright Hobbs
Scott
Hobbs
Robert Smith
URI Home Economics Professor Retires Prefers Dining Out
Kingston Rhode Island June 11 Sara E Coyne associate professor of home economics at the University of Rhode Island for 31 years announces retirement and says she would rather eat out than cook for herself, citing practicality and the effort of doing dishes.
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Kingston, R. I
Sara E. Coyne
University of Rhode Island
Crash over power line leaves two bodies identified
Authorities identified two bodies from a crash described as Eikenberry and Biddle by charred cards found in bill folds. Dental tests were scheduled to confirm identifications. Public Service Company of Indiana reported no interruption to service after the incident.
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Eikenberry
Biddle
Public Service Company of
Indiana
Northside man hit by stray bullet substitution
Carl Marley, 42, of 448 Florida Avenue, was working in his yard Sunday afternoon when a stray bullet struck his left jaw after hitting a truck. Deputies Reely and Bailey reported the wound will require surgery at Union Hospital. A search found no suspects or armed individuals in the area.
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Fied
Sheriff's
Reely and Bailey
Carl Marley
Florida Avenue
Union Hospital
Negotiations On Steel Enter Crucial Period
New York June 11 The Big Three steel wage negotiators brace for pivotal talks in a two week bargaining conference. U S Steel workers union seeks about 60 cents an hour in contract demands totaling 800 million dollars annually.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
U.S.W
Dodgers Brace for Talks As Bargaining Narrow Gaps
Pee Wee Reese ranks second to Zach Wheat in Dodgers history for games played at bats runs hits and doubles. The passage notes bargaining between sides aimed at aligning offers.
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Pee Wee Reese
Zach Wheat
Dodger
Methodists Boost Contributions in Northwest Indiana
Northwest Indiana Methodists raised almost 500000 more than the prior year, with total contributions reaching 3986000 last year. Treasurer Claude Young reported at the churchmen's conference closing session in South Bend. He is from Rochester and announced the gains Sunday.
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South Bend
Ind
Claude Young
Dr. Young
Rochester
Bullet from unknown source strikes man in accidental shooting
A man is struck by a stray .22 caliber bullet from an unidentified firearm in an accidental shooting incident. The injury status and location are not disclosed. Investigators are reviewing the event for details and possible motives.
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Associated Press
South Sixth Street
Clyde W. Andrews
Pres
Gilbert S. Cluder
Secy
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Packard
Dynamic Packard Slipper
Asia. i
Shanks Motor
Company
Terre Haute, Ind
Shank
Crestmont
Jane Parker
Sox
Sultana
DEXO
Libby
A&p
Buins
King Edward
Pacard
America
U. S. Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Ray L. Sandlin
Maple Avenue
Sandlin
Sally Ryan
B. T. Chen
Marine Corps Reserve
Pensacola
Fla
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