Koreans Talk Cease Fire Rumors Reach U S Eighth Army
Optimism ran high at U S Eighth Army HQ Korea as rumors spread that Gen Ridgway might meet the Red field commander to discuss a cease fire. Lt Gen Van Fleet avoided comment saying he acts on orders. Soldiers remained cheerful despite no official word.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
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Ridgway
van Fleet
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Battle Chiefs May Lead Talk Battle Chiefs May Lead Talk
In baseball results Detroit at Chicago postponed. New York beat Washington 3 to 0. National League New York 5 Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia trailing Boston 2. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Chicago at St. Louis listed as scheduled games.
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Iran Crisis Deepens as Mossadegh Reaffirms Nationalization
Premier Mossadegh sends a direct letter to President Truman asserting Iran will proceed with oil nationalization and criticizes British actions through AIOC. He warned of mass resignations by 2800 British staff and the risk of Abadan refinery closure, while U S efforts to keep oil flowing continue.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
United States
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Iraq
Mauritius
Abadan
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AIOC
National Oil Company
U. S
Dean Acheson
Britain
Aloc
U.S
Anglo-l Iranian Oil Co
Europe
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
London
Committee Approves Bill in Bipartisan Price Control Move
Washington June 28 The committee approved a 31 a% my extension of federal controls on prices wages rents and credit by 21 to 3 after House leaders abandoned enacting new controls before midnight Saturday The Senate resists a stopgap plan with a rollback ban limited to beef and other commodities The Treasury seeks 3 billion more to tax bill while Maybank vows to press for new controls legislation.
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House
Senate
Bricker
Robio
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Senate Finance Committees
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Custody May Be Obtained In Belgium Transfer Plan
A sheriff deputy said two routes exist for Mrs. L Lorenz of Bray Belgium to obtain custody of Barbara Harold Jr and Bobby Whitney now with their paternal grandparents in Spring Hill Kansas. One route is a formal petition by Mr and Mrs Whitney in a state civil court. the other is a petition filed by Lorenz in Spring Hill. Immigration officials said federal courts have no jurisdiction.
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Raul Castro
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Belgium
Spring Hill
Kans
Associated Press
Lorenz
United States
Barbara
Harold Jr
Bobby
Castro
Harry Whitney
Tucson
U. S
Scorpion Serum Bill Is Passed
Phoenix June 28 The general appropriation bill earmarks 1500 dollars to Tempe College for scorpion control as part of medicines research and development. Sen Williams Kimball led the item through without objection, supplementing Tucson Daily Citizen campaign funds of 4500 dollars to continue the work.
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Kimball
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Tucson Daily Citizen
UN Troops Push North in Korean Drive near Kumsong
UN forces repelled Chinese probing assaults along a 40 mile central Korea front and advanced toward Kumsong, the main supply base 29 miles north of the 38th parallel. The war column fought six hour clashes, while naval and air actions pounded enemy positions at Wonsan and across Korea.
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James A. van Fleet
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Korea
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Rede
Wonsan
U. S
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van Fleet
Eighth Army
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Oe Hinak Dae
Ieee Teuee
Cease fire call in Korea praised by Ecuador president
In San Francisco on June 28 President Galo Plaza of Ecuador urged seriousness toward a Korea cease fire and noted UN forces stopping at the 38th parallel would be a moral and military victory. In Washington on June 28 the Senate rejected Dirksen rent hike plan 68 to 19, keeping rent controls intact.
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38Th Parallel
Senate Passes 28.5 Million General Budget to Governor
The Arizona Senate sent the general appropriation bill totaling 28,530,788 to the governor for signature, with overall state government costs for the upcoming year near 41 million including education aid. The vote was 16 to 3 in favor after a failed minority push to add 75,000 for a youth authority.
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State Senate
Youth Authority
Sam Head
Power Failure Reported Along East Speedway Area
Several residents along the extension of East Speedway near Tanque Verde loop road reported a power failure this morning. They contacted Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co. and were told a fuse had blown.
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Tanque Verde Loop Road
Tucson
Local Metal Workers Go On Temporary Vacation in Tucson
About 70 union sheet metal workers across nine Tucson firms have paused work since last Friday while wage talks continue. An agreement was reached with the Sheet Metal Contractors Association, with a 25 cent hourly raise pending approval by the Wage Stabilization Board. Don Means leads the association. contractor members include Aire Engineering Co and Catalina Sheet Metal Works.
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Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 426
The
Aire Engineering Co
Card & Sons Heating, Cooling
Catalina Sheet Metal Works
Fects
Ishewe Metalee
Old Pueblo Air Works
Tidmarsh
Oo Machine & Fuel ‘Ing Co
Don Means
Contractors Assuceation
Wage Stabilization Board
Board For
Mercury Reaches All-Time Heat Peak in Tucson
Weather report shows Tucson remains exceptionally hot after a record 106 degree day. Morning temps fell from 87 to 70 by 3 am with a 74 degree reading by 9 am as the city foresees continuing heat. water department data reflects heavy daily usage amid the heat wave.
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Acheson Quiet On Terms In Seoul Armistice Talks
The state department reported Russia proposed armistice terms limited to military questions. Gromyko told Ambassador Kirk in Moscow that military representatives would handle military issues while political matters await Korea's decisions. Kirk sought clarification from Moscow as officials monitor evolving cease-fire prospects.
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Russia
United Nations
North Korea
Soviet Union
Alan G. Kirk
Gromyko
Moscow
Unified Command
Korean Republic
North Command
Malik
Jacob Malik
Kirk
Acheson
Gromyko Potenes
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Korea
White
Ambassador Kirk
State Deparment
China
Index News of Our Men in Service Pitchblende Strike
The item notes service men and a preacher on page 16 and mentions a Colorado pitchblende strike on page 6, signaling war and labor news in the same issue.
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