Truman declares firm policy against aggression in Far East
President Truman orders United States air and naval aid to South Korea and prepares Seventh Fleet for Formosa defense. He expands aid to Philippines and Indo China and urges restraint by Chiang Kai Shek. He cites UN backing and warns against a return to force in international affairs.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Far Pacific
Mr. Truman
United States Seventh Fleet
Formosa
Chiang Kar Shek
Philippines
Irido-Chtina
Truma
U S Fighters Down N Kor Heat Records Close To Peak
Weather notes say a record heat wave approaches peak levels with temperatures around 89 to 101 degrees over several days. Officials expect readings to rise beyond eleven oclock and crops suffer from extreme heat and low rainfall.
U S Naval Forces Halfway to Korea Reported by ABC
ABC reports U S naval forces are halfway to Korea and that President Truman made the decision last night. An official announcement is expected about 12 30 EDT.
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U. S
Korea
New York
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U.S
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Election Returns Tomorrow Evening
The Times Enterprise will announce local and state election results tomorrow evening starting with the Governor race. County Democratic Committee members will count first, then Representatives, followed by the Comptroller General contest between Bill Cochran and Zack Cravey, with further races to be reported.
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Times-Enterprise
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Bill Cochran
Zack Cravey
Loyalty Board Clears John Service
The State Department loyalty board has cleared diplomat John S. Service as a loyal American and a good security risk, per The Evening Star. Officials declined comment as senators investigate a 1945 conversation between Service and Philip Jaffe about allegedly secret military data.
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Amerasia
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Jaffe
Albert C. Wedemeyer
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China
Tehran cabinet formed by anti communist Razmara leads Iran
Iran swears in a new cabinet under Lt Gen Ali Razmara after Premier Ali Mansour resigns. Razmara, who heads the army general staff, forms a government with many newcomers and may secure U S aid. In France Queuille seeks a coalition with the socialist party, stressing shared responsibility within a radical socialist frame.
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Iran
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Ali Mansoor
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Queuille
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Talmadge Brings Dixie Test on Racial Issues
Atlanta June 27 AP Red g a ll used Gov Herman Talmadge of Georgia brings Dixie its third straight test tomorrow on the racial issue as a vote winner. The race centers on a Democratic primary between Talmadge and former Gov M E Thompson amid a four year feud.
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Senate Finance Committee
House Unamerican Activities Committee
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Ringgold
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Fitzgerald
Fulton
Dekalb
Leutenant
North Carolina
Willis Smith
Uber
FEPC
American Manned Bombers to Be Sent into Korea
Reports from Tokyo say American manned bombers will strike North Korean targets to drive back invasion forces. A Seoul broadcast claimed General Church would command a joint defense operation and that MacArthur would provide bombers and anti tank guns. Washington later announced Truman ordered planes and warships to aid South Korea.
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Truman
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Church
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John H. ‘Church
Georgia Weather Outlook Shows Heat with Scattered Storms
Georgia remains hot and mostly fair this afternoon and tonight with a few scattered thundershowers. Wednesday will be generally fair and cooler with some thunderstorms in the far south. Northwest Florida sees clear to partly cloudy skies Wednesday with scattered storms in the extreme northwest portion. Winds are gentle to moderate, mostly northwest.
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Florida
Truman Statement on Korea Opens New UN Resolution
President Truman declares North Korean forces invaded South Korea and violated UN Security Council calls to withdraw to the 38th parallel. He orders US air and sea forces to provide cover and support to Korean government troops as subversion and aggression continue.
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Truman
Korea
North Korea
Security Council of
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Security Council
United States
Carlisle statements hold interest in Pell City murder trial
In Pell City Alabama three statements by Charity Carlisle were presented to state investigators as the trial over the night rider slaying of Chare Hurst proceeds. Indicted alongside Hurst a Rev Alvin Horn and Kieaxie organizer for the Georgia Association of Ku Klux Klan are central figures. Hurst's son Howard described his father’s final words and a gunfight that left him wounded.
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Pell City
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Charity Carlisle
Carlisle Wo
Chare Hurst
Alvin Horn
Talladega Baptiat Indnlster
Kieaxie
Georgia
W. J Allen
Jie
Howard Hurst
MacArthur Says American Air Strength Aids Korea Effort
Reports from Washington and Tokyo indicate U S policy aims to back South Korea with strong U N support and bombing plans. South Korean forces reportedly recaptured Uljongbu 12 miles north of Seoul, advancing toward the capital while Communist tanks were driven back along main communication lines.
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Uljongbu
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Lake Success
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London
Attlee
Britain
House of Commons
North Korea
Seoul Republic
Conferees Agree One Year Extension Of Draft Powers
Senate and House conferees reach a one year extension of the selective service act and grant the president authority to order the National Guard and reserve components to active duty up to 21 months if needed. The agreement extends the act to July 9, 1961 and limits military manpower to the 1948 total of 2,005,882.
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Reserve
Fragmentary Georgia speech page yields sparse names
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a senator and Georgians with unclear phrases. The readable items include a single speech remark and scattered names, offering limited clarity on event, participants, or location.
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