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July 14, 1953

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MONRONEY BERATES M'CARTHY IN SENATE; Challenges Chamber to Take Responsibility for Inquiries -- Fears Loss of Secrets MONRONEY BERATES M'CARTHY IN FLOOR

By C. P. Trussellspecial To the New York Times

White House denies ch leaders wire to Eisenhower was initiated by Adm

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KOREA PACT DELAY IS SEEN IN SENATE; Knowland Says Ratification May Wait Till January -July Closing Still Likely KOREA PACT DELAY IS SEEN IN SENATE

By William S. Whitespecial To the New York Times

Knowland, after conf with Repub Policy Com, says Sen sees no ratification of mutual aid pact this yr; says Rhee understands situation; says Sen com expects 'full' rept from Robertson on mission

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BRITON SAYS WEST SCANS BIG 4 TALK; Implies Fall Parley Is Studied After Three Ministers Draft Record on Talks in U. S. BRITON SAYS WEST SCANS BIG 4 TALK

By W. H. Lawrencespecial To the New York Times

Brit repr at Western Big-3 mins conf says West must reject abandoning EDC as condition for Ger reunification; effect of stand on French attitude toward ratification weighed

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FARE GOES TO 15C ON JULY 25; TOKENS FOR SUBWAY AND 'EL'; $9,000,000 SURPLUS FORESEEN; BIG OUTLAY MAPPED City Officials Assail Step as 'Hasty'-Private Bus Rates Are Unchanged FARE 15C JULY 25 ON ALL CITY LINES

By Leonard Ingalls

Casey on Authority plans to spend $70-100 million a yr of capital funds for improvements

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SUEZ TOWN RINGED BY BRITISH SEEKING RETURN OF AIRMAN; Ismailia Cordoned by Troops -- Egypt's Cabinet Meets and Army Takes Counter-Action SUEZ TOWN RINGED BY BRITISH TROOPS

By the Associated Press

300 Brit troops surround Ismailia and begin searching all civilians leaving or entering town as Egypt ignores ultimatum; illus; Egyptian troops guard Govt bldgs; no violence; Naguib meets with Cabinet and Army Revolution Council; conf with US Amb Caffery; drastic action by Egypt expected; Salem statements linked; police declare state of emergency. Port Said; incident near Kantara not linked to Ismailia crisis; Brit Commons lauds troops move; Min Lloyd gives details

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Historical Context for July 14, 1953

In 1953, the world population was approximately 2,634,106,235 people^[†]