Berlin crisis cited as grave, Dewey warns of possible war
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey said the Berlin blockade threatens world peace and plans a full conference with adviser John Foster Dulles. He ruled out war but urged urgent UN action and noted talks with Dulles, with Warren silent beside him on a New York farm. Berlin city council urged UN intervention as food shortages deepen.
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Pawling
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Berlin
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
Dulles
Albany
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Earl Warren
California
Warren
New York
Berelin
United Nations
State Department
Washington
Lake Success
Columbia
UN Security Council
Russia
Brian Robertson
Britain
Frau Louise Schroeder
Frau Schroeder
Doris Mae Testifies in Riddlesbarger Case Under Court Rules
Doris Mae Kessel, 18, agreed to testify in the Riddlesbarger statutory case after intense court debate over admissibility. She initially refused to answer whether she had sexual relations with him but later indicated assent. The judge instructed her on self incrimination rights as the trial proceeded, with immunity discussed and objections raised by defense counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rosenberg
Doris Mae Kessel
Rufus Riddlesbarger
Riddlesbarger
Doris Mae
Lee Garrett
Garrett
Bryce Wilson
Frank Beer
Phoenix
E. T. Cusick
Homer Kessel
Wilson
Beer
Cusick
J. Mercer Johnson
United States
Ie Russell
Superior Court
Miss Kessel
3 155 Killed In Jap Quake
Tokyo reports 3155 dead in Fukui prefecture from Monday's earthquake and fire. The toll includes about 1000 dead in Fukui city with thousands injured and tens of thousands left homeless. Allied and Japanese authorities rush medical supplies, clothing, utensils, and blankets as telegraph and rail remain partly inoperable. Kingpin: 275 emergency relief measures and ongoing tremors as crews dig for victims.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Fukui Prefecture
Fukui
Allied
United Press
Peter Kalischer
Osaka
Maizuru
Ishikawa
National Police
Ishikawa Prefectural
Ministry of Welfare
Benjamin A. Clark
New
Garvey Sees Likely Special Session This Year
Acting Gov Dan E Garvey said another special legislative session is likely before year end. He did not specify the call date or topics. Cornerstone: Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Dan E. Garvey
Garvey
Television Tower Here Considered
Four year old Helen Hance of Tolleson is in St. Monica's hospital after swallowing an open pin. Physicians expect the pin to pass within two days. The Tucson television tower project eyed for A mountain in Tucson faces a public recreation park constraint. The council approved annexation of Blenman addition and discussed liquor license transfers tied to the expansion.
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Phoenix
Helen Hance
Tolleson
St. Monica’s Hospital
Helen
Dallas Hance
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
C. Edgar Goyette
Thomas Elliott
Goyette
Dr. Adams
Council
Super Chief Wreck Crashes in Winslow Yard
The Santa Fe Super Chief train derailed in Winslow Arizona when a four unit diesel locomotive and several cars tumbled from a curve. Seven crew members were hospitalized for serious injuries while about a dozen received first aid.
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Winslow
Ariz
Santa Fe
Eli C. Hostetter
E. Redfield Johnson
Albuquerque
N. M
G. F. Bailey
Calif
L. E. Moffatt
John Turner
Chicago
Prince Norman
Chi
Nine International Harvester Plants Idle After CIO Walkout
CHICAGO June 29 Nine IH plants employing over 35 000 workers were closed Tuesday as CIO United Farm Equipment Workers walked out amid contract negotiations. Canton Illinois and Rock Falls Illinois plants reported producing and nine locations shown shut down after a morning poll listed totals for Chicago and other sites including McCormick Works West Pullman and more.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
CIO United Farm Equipment
Canton
Ill
Rock Falls
McCormick Works
West Pullman Works
Tractor Works
McCormick Twine Mill
Auburn
N. Y
East Moline
Richmond
Ind
Rock Island
Iil
Louisville
Harvester
U S Prepares Berlin Action Amid Blockade Crisis
Washington reports indicate the United States is readying tough diplomatic moves to pressure Russia to lift the Berlin blockade. Officials tight lipped but high level talks with Lovett Draper Douglas Bevin and Montgomery point to a coordinated plan likely to be unveiled midweek as allies seek a breakthrough with Moscow.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Berlin
White House
State Department
Kremlin
Lovett
Truman
William Draper
U. S
Lewis W. Douglas
London
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Draper
A. C. Wedemeyer
Lucius D. Clay
Attlee
Field Marshall
Viscount Montgomery
Imperial General Staff
Baseball scores roundup including Cubs over Cardinals
In the National League Chicago defeated St. Louis 3 to 1. Cleveland beat Detroit 6 to 2 in the American League. Other games listed include New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Washington at Philadelphia with Chicago at St. Louis noted for tonight.
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National League
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Tito Case May Be Alibi For Troops
London reports on June 29 that US sources say Russia may use Tito as a pretext to justify sending troops to Yugoslavia. Cominform blasts Tito while Belgrade media hint at martial law denial. Tito's fate remains uncertain as Yugoslav diplomacy assesses Moscow's stance and possible removal.
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Tito
London
Rome
Russia
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Marshal Tito
Tanjug
Belgrade
Prague
Associated Press
Nis
Cominform
U S Rejects Soviet Protest Over Newsweek Article
The United States refused Moscow's protest about a Newsweek piece published May 17, calling the American press free and not subject to Soviet control. Secretary of State Marshall conveyed in a note that Washington cannot be held responsible for articles in the free press. The Soviets had criticized the piece as warmongering under a United Nations resolution.
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Russia
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Lake Success
Berlin
Security Council
Poland
Ruhr
Germany
Washington
United States
Moscow
Marshall
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Newsweek
Fukui City Shaken Again By Earthquakes After War Ruin
Reporter describes ongoing tremors in Fukui City Japan where devastation from air raids in 1945 and the 1946 quake has left roads twisted bridges damaged and buildings smoking. Military officials say most of the city was destroyed and only part rebuilt.
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Peter Kalischer
Fukus City
Japan
Asuwa
Fukui City
Riccardi Freed On 35000 Dollar Bail Pending Appeal
PHILADELPHIA June 29 Riccardi a Arizona rancher was freed on 35000 bail pending an appeal from his conviction for illegally transporting goods across state lines The clerk of the U S circuit court of appeals said Tuesday He was convicted in federal district court at Newark New Jersey for moving to Arizona 18000 worth of household furnishings from the Morristown New Jersey estate of Princess Doris Farides Sultaneh former wife of S S Kresge dime store magnate
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Philadelphia
Constantino
Riccardi
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Arizona
Federal District Court
Newark
N. J
Morrestown
Doris Farides Sultaneh
Is. S. Kresge
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Super Chief
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