Russia Proposes Five Added Members For Korean Peace Talks
At the United Nations the Soviet Union urged a six plus five format inviting ten nations to participate in the Korea peace conference. The bid included the United States Britain France Russia Communist China India Poland Sweden Burma North Korea and South Korea. The move followed the committee vote against inviting Red China and North Korea and drew opposition from Lodge Jr. and other delegates who favored restrict handling to the two fighting sides.
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United Nations
Russia
United States
Britain
France
China
India
Poland
Sweden
Burna
North Korea
South Korea
General Assembly
Litical Committee
Red China
Korea
Headom
Red Caina
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Selwyn Lloyd
Panhuniom
Irndia
Maurice Schumann
Indochina
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
U.N
Repre
People's Republic of China
Longe
Peiping
Percy Spender
Lodge
Vithinsky
Bank Holdup Nets $200,000 in Floral Park
A bandit entered the Franklin National Bank in Floral Park New York and forced workers to stay still with threats before fleeing with an estimated 200000 dollars. Police search for the robber as investigators review bank records and track potential leads.
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Floral Park
Franklin National Bank
Iran Shah Flees to Italy Amid Exile Royal Drift
The Shah and Queen of Iran traveled from Baghdad to Italy joining exiled royalty. In New York area a bank robbery occurred when a gunman kidnapped cashier Erle Gronwall after 8 am as he left his Bellmore home. The bandit threatened as they forced Gronwall into the vault and seized near 200000 dollars. Gronwall’s car was later found abandoned. FAI and Nassau detectives led the investigation with bank entrances sealed. The final loot amount awaited bank examiners.
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Rome
Iran
Baghdad
Italy
Shah
Erle Gronwall
Gronwall
Bellmore
Nassau County
Stuyvesant Pinnell
Pinnell
Gronwwall
New York City
New York
Finnell
Tehran unrest widens as Mossadegh era faces coup probe
Roundup continues in Tehran as delays and arrests mount after a Sunday coup attempt. Maj. Gen. Zahedi, named by the Shah’s palace, urged officers to fight for the monarchy. Police report 30 ringleaders detained. Mossadegh and aides promise no immediate future plans while fleeing royals reach Baghdad.
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Wakhran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Fron
Shah
Farollah Zahedi
Ion Archy
Pros
Mossadegh
Weather Summary: Scattered Clouds and Warmth
Scattered clouds and continued warmth with a high around 113. Humidity noted as 18 percent. Forecast from the U.S. Weather Bureau table 161 for the region.
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U.S. Werther Bureau
Austria Pact Action Pushed By Big Three
The United States Britain and France urged Austria to discuss independence in two weeks and end eight years of occupation. They proposed a streamlined eight article treaty to clear the way for Austrian liberation while Moscow rejected the shorter pact and urged talks on the longer 60 article version.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Aussia
Austria
Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Seventy five more Americans freed in Korean war exchange
Seventy five more Americans returned to freedom as the prisoner exchange enters its third week. Reds promised more releases, with 456 allied lives to come including 75 Americans 75 British and 856 South Koreans. Brig. Gen. Ralph Osborne cautioned counts may rise as other camps are emptied.
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Panmunjom
Reds
Ralph Osborne
Munson Provisional Commmand
Feds
Picacho Wreck Kills 2 and Injures Dozens in Arizona
A speeding car and a cottonworker truck collided on state route 84 near Picacho early today killing two men and injuring twenty two, with at least four seriously hurt. The dead include T. W. Heard, about 56, while the other victim’s identity may be a white man. The crash scattered occupants across the highway and desert as responders rushed to the scene and to Pinal General Hospital in Florence.
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Picactho
Picacho
T. W. Heard
Hils
FBI
Washington
Norman Murray
Eloy
Mel
James Taylor
Waco
Tex
Murphy
Clarence Tyra
Grande
Florence
Pinal General Hospital
Taylor
Beulah’ Nottingham
BE. L. Barnett
Blanche McGee
Loaha Hawkins
Tom Brewer
Willan Wickson
Robert Williams
Punctuality Lacking at City Hall Across 20 Meetings
A city analysis shows the mayor and council failed to start 20 meetings on time, totaling four hours and 45 minutes of late starts. The worst delay reached 14 minutes, while several sessions ran long, including a six hour long May 18 opening of the new council chambers.
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North Campbell Estates
Pyle to Open October Arizona Tax Session
Governor Honard Pylesaid he will not cancel the October special session of the Arizona legislature. He noted some legislators prefer postponement but the meeting would review state tax laws and tax problems, which he said have been postponed as long as possible.
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Phoenix
Honard Pyle
Arizona
Churchill presides at cabinet meeting after long rest
Prime Minister Winston Churchill presided at a cabinet meeting today for the first time since beginning an enforced rest nearly two months ago. The session marked his return to duties amid ongoing government concerns.
Laniel Ramps Up Barricades Ahead of French Assembly
Paris reports Premier Joseph Laniel ordering new barricades around the Palais Bourbon as 2,000,000 workers defy his back to work ultimatum. The government maps a stern plan to end a 14 day work stoppage amid fears of riots on the left bank of the Seine.
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Paris
U.F
Joseph Laniel
Lanie
Hourbon
Seine
Dust Repeats Across Tucson As Heat Tops Records
Weather update reports persistent dust in Tucson with no measurable rain. Yesterday’s high reached 102 degrees, while Yuma logged 114 for the nation’s hottest high, and both areas saw warm nights with 75 to 81 degree lows.
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Tucson
Catalina Mountains
Yuma
Former Demo Leader Flynn Dies Abroad
Edward Flynn, 61, former Democratic national chairman, died in St Vincent's Hospital Dublin after a long illness while vacationing in Ireland. A key figure in Roosevelt's 1932 nomination with James J. Farley, Flynn later chaired the party and backed Wagner for mayor. Born September 22, 1891, in the Bronx, he leaves a widow and three children.
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Ireland
Edward Id. Flynn
U. S
Democratic Party
St.Vincent's Hospital
James J. Farley
Wranklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Mauretania
Shela
Lynns
Conner Maguire
Flynn
Farley
Roosevelt
Tammany Ball
Vincent Impeallitteri
Tammany Hall
Carmine de Sapio
Robert I’. Wagner
Bronx
Udall Wants Him Here Foreman Caught in Chicago
Elusive Leo Foreman a former Tucson carwash operator sought by Pima County officials for two months was arrested in Chicago under the alias Leon Wilson. He faces warrants for forgery and passing bad checks in connection with the Lubetkin case and Dew Packing, with extradition to Arizona to be decided.
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Leo
Foreman
Tucson
Chicago
Pima County
Superior
Pardle
Robert Mortrisen
Sinois
Leon Wilson
County Atty
Morris K. Udall
Weowill
Harry Lubetkin
The
Dew Packing Co
Lubetkin
Dew’ Packing Co
Fore
City Council OKs title study on Tucson railroad right of way
The council approved a $3500 study to test Southern Pacific railroad title to the downtown Tucson right of way. Cunningham Carson & Carson will examine title, advise on actions, and begin after a $2500 retainer, with work to cover city records and abstracts through early September.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Tucson
Includ
Phoenix
Cunningham, Carson, Messinger & Carson
Southern Pacific Co
Central District
Southern Pacfic Co
City Hall
Speedway
22Nd Street
First Avenue
Wath Avenue
Leity
Clpizens
Hyman Myerson
William Nauman
J. J. Otowed
Oran Sarrets
M. H. Starkweather
Leon Levy
Southern Pacific
Y San Francisco
Jockeys Face Review Over Alleged Race Fix at Kudoxo Downs
Jerry Vinson third ranking jockey at Rifle track last winter along with Erastia Torres and Jose Guerrero accused of fixing Aug 1 race aboard Cuddlesome a 74 betting choice. All three ordered to appear before the commission for a review under New Mexico law which imposes jail, fines and possible lifetime riding ban. Virizon rode Lightning Bar in the Raidoxo Futurity but finished fifth after a poor start.
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Albuquerque
Jerry Vinson
Rifle
Seon
Kudoxo Downs
N. Ma
Ray Lewis
Ruffoso
New Mexico State Racing Commission
Vinson
Erastia Torres
Jose Guerrero
Cuddlesome
Leldre
Lewis
New Mexico
Meese
Virizon
Lightning Bar
Art Pollard
Tucson
Controversial School Office Reorg Evening Session
Tucson hosts a packed night of public meetings and sports events. The school board session begins at 7:30 PM in room W of the vocational high school building, East Seventh Street, focusing on a business office reorganization. Nearby athletic events include baseball at Hi Corbett Field and Estevan Park and wrestling at Tucson Sports Center.
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Public Schools’ Business Office
Krueger
Apache Hotel
Estevan Park
Howard & Stofft Tigers
Gas, Electric Co
Tucsont
Vocational High School
Seventh Street
Tucson Cowboys
Bishee Douglas Copper Kings
Hi Corbett Field
Morrow
Santa Rita
Monarens
Une Knowng
Elm Street Sharks
Carrilo
Index and Page References Note McCarthy Era Claims
The snippet lists various page references and column topics from a newspaper, including a claim that Bookbinder refused in tell McCarthy and a note that Dr. Kinkey discusses women telling him truth. It mentions an Iron Curtain piece about freeing a imprisoned Briton and a guest editorial by Thomas B Freeman on tourist business.
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McCarthy
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Pyle
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Udall
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