Armored North Korean Column Breaks Through Southwest of Seoul
President Truman authorized use of U S ground forces as General MacArthur confirms a Red armored break through southwest of Seoul. Indications place advancing units eight miles from Suwon, with air strikes renewing on North Korean bases as Britain Australia and nationalist China pledge support. Continuous updates mention Suwon air strip risk and the Han River barrier between Seoul and Taeyun.
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U. S.S
MacArthur
Seoul
Washington
Defense Department
Suwon
Pusan
Korea
Han
Taeyun
South Korea
Britain
Holland
Inina
Australia
New Zealance
Truman Okays Use of Ground Troops in Korea
President Truman authorized air force missions into northern Korea and a naval blockade of the Korean coast. Gen Douglas MacArthur was empowered to use certain supporting ground units as U N forces respond to North Korean advances. Defense officials report ground troops already moving, with South Korean artillery and anti tank weapons in greatest demand.
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Truman
Korea
Louis Johnson
a.White
House
Douglas MacArthur
United States Air Force
White House
Defense Department
United Nations Security Council
Republic of Korea
MacArthur
Far East
Ofrst
Seventh Infantry
Soviet Union declines U S request on Korea intervention
Moscow on June 29 30 rejected a U S demand for Soviet help to remove North Korean forces from South Korea and affirmed non interference in other states internal affairs. Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko told U S Ambassador Kirk that responsibility for fighting in Korea lies with South Korean authorities and backers. Russia noted North Korea provoked hostilities by attacking northern frontier areas and said withdrawal of troops was earlier than U S withdrawal. Tass published the note after Moscow radio broadcast the Soviet reply to Lie.
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Russia
United States
Soviet Union
South Korea
Andrei A. ‘Gromyko
U. S
Wee
Kirk
Kora
Korea
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North Korea
Weo
United Nations Commission
Security Council
Council
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Gromyko
Moscow Radio
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Harller
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Peiping
Milk strike ends in Pittsburgh as deliveries resume
A three week AFL milk strike in the Pittsburgh area ends with nearly 3,000 members approving a new contract by voice vote. Regular deliveries resume tomorrow to Pittsburgh and six surrounding counties. Ice cream service starts today with full farm processing time needed.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Beaver
Butter
Fayette
Greene
Lawrence
Washington
Georgia Remains Firm Under Banner of Talmadge Dynasty
Georgia voters delivered a decisive Democratic primary showing for Herman Talmadge securing six-year governorship. He led a broad ticket sweep as lieutenant governor Marvin Griffin and others won big, though treasurer race saw a Talmadge foe prevail. Partial returns noted as tallies firmed across counties.
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Talmadge
Herman Talmadge
Thompson
Si.es
Capitol
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Compftroller
Zack
Cravey
Court of Appeals
Charles Worrill
George Hamilton
Sims Garrett
Alea É
Esaga
Walter F. George
Harry L. Hyde
Alex McLennon
Pat Avery
C. QO. Bakera
J. W. Jenkins
Herman E. Talmadge
M. E. Thompson
LT. Gov. Ha
Dan Duke
Frank Gross Eee
Wee Ee
W. B. Cochran, Jr
Zack D. Cravey
Sims Garrett, Jr
Geo. B. Hamilton
Geo. C. Gaissert
Tom Linder
Bob Snellings
Ae Ee Ie
Peer RA
COM. OF Labor
John E. Goodwin
Ben T. Huiet
Perry T. Bushee
Matt L. McWhorter
Bis. Dia Judge CT
W. Worrill
Tiny
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Eerie
Udge CT
Chas. W
Worrill
L. C
Geo. R. Lilly
R. E. Chastain
RE. Chastain
Fred Scott, Jr
S. Willis
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Alton
Harrison
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Truman authorizes US forces to repel Korean invasion
Washington reports President Truman orders American infantry to oppose Korean invaders, blocks Korea by navy, and directs air missions over North Korea. Red spearhead advances across the Han River threaten Suwon and the US field HQ as South Koreans reportedly retake Seoul. B 29s and other warplanes reinforce efforts while appeals to use force to halt North Korean satellites rise.
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Truman
Navy
Korea
North Korea
Tokyo
Red
Han‘ River
Suwon
Seoul
Lake Sutcense
Security ‘Council
Flue-Cured Tobacco Marketing Dates To Be Fixed At Meeting
Raleigh June 30 AP The Board of Governors of the Bright Belt Warehouse association will set 1980 flue-cured tobacco marketing dates after a public hearing. The meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m. The five belts include Georgia Florida South and North Carolina border Eastern North Carolina Middle North AYOUNS and North Carolina old belts.
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Raleigh
Bright Belt
Georgia-Florida
Caroline
North Carolina
Homecoming Honors Marvin Griffin In Bainbridge
Bainbridge plans a Saturday homecoming for Marvin Griffin at 4 p.m. in Willis Park after his Atlanta return from his reelection victory. A motorcade will escort him along Albany highway to the park where officials will greet him and he will address supporters from Decatur County and beyond.
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Marvin
S. Marvin Griffin
Willis Park
Atlanta
Baitbridge
Albany
Decatur County
Georgia
Georgia to have all male General Assembly next term
Georgia voters favored male candidates in the 1946 primary returns. Key races saw Iris Butch and three other women defeated, leaving the legislature with no women for the upcoming term and marking a rare shift in state politics.
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Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
Iris Butch
Clinch County
Democratic National
Walter Williams
Burce Schaefer
Stephens County
Frank Gross
Ben Wiggins
Hattie Donahue
Henry County
Joseph Mann
B. O. Smith
Thomas County
Fred Scott, Jr
Robert Chastain
Stewart Willis
Henry P. Russell
Meriwether
Grady Rollins
O. B. Hill
W. A. Biggers
Jess, Smith
Laurens County
Herschel Lovett
Linton Malone
Baldwin
Arnold Parker
Mercer Jordan
Culver Kidd
S Orayth
James A Otwell
Beat E. G. Chambers
Marc Pg
Senate
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