North Korea fires bombers claim and Soviet note on Korea war
North Korea radio claims 27 American bombers attacked, with about 300 bombs dropped. In Moscow, Russia says it will not intervene in the Korean war and denounces foreign interference, asserting South Korean provocation and US responsibility. Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko reads the note denying security council participation due to China’s exclusion.
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Tucson's 107 Reported Low Versus Nearby Areas
Weather notes show Tucson's temperature at 107 degrees below neighboring readings, with a humid morning reading around minus 83 at 5 30 a.m. Citizens and officials monitor desert air conditions and heat advisories as heat persists.
Pension Checks Delay Likely Without Federal Funds
Phoenix dispatch reports that old age pension payments may be mailed later than planned unless federal funds arrive this afternoon. The state editor's office warned the federal grant covering about half of pension funds could be delayed by a congressional appropriation vote.
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Truman Orders Ground Troop Support in Korea
President Truman authorized the United States Air Force to conduct missions on specific targets and ordered a naval blockade of the Korean coast. Gen MacArthur is authorized to use certain ground units as the situation in Korea and UN Security Council requests support.
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Confessed Fires Tied to North Korean Actions at Hartford Circus
A historical report details a detainee admitting involvement in arson and violent acts from 1939 to 1949. It notes the Hartford circus disaster with 169 fatally injured and 412 wounded, plus multiple encroachment incidents, including port/warehouses and beach attacks.
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Planes Fight Tank Attack Near Han River
Tokyo reports a strong North Korean armored column crossed at least 15 miles of the Han line and threatened American airstrips in South Korea. U S forces claimed 15 tanks destroyed by air strafing as President Truman ordered operations. Movement of ground troops remained secret.
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Compact Urged In Water Row
Authorities on water problems in a day hearing completed Wednesday. The report notes tensions over the Colorado River, Arizona and California paying penalties while financing projects raises questions.
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Egypt Opposed To Fighting Korea Reds
Lake Success New York June 30 Egypt opposes sending forces abroad and expressed stance against involvement in Korea conflict. Officials reiterated desire for peaceful settlement and nonaligned foreign policy.
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Air Force And Fleet Receive Bigger Tasks
He refused to identify units moving to Korea and told reporters the question remained unanswered. He suggested some would like to know what is on the way.
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