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: - a a at ,t - - ;; at ,t y J. at ;t " - f. : at at it at it at ,; at it ° at S - I- " ie d i_ ;- . i i . t . [ i . I UNITED PRESS . NEWS L- BRIEFS Vote to Cut Truman Atomic Request WASHINGTON, D. C, June 25. — A House appropriations subcommitte has voted to cut by more than 50 per cent President Trumans request for ,191,000,-t 000 to launch a big atomic expansion pro-; gram. Wont be Intimidated PANMUNJOM, Korea, June 25.— Red truce negotiators, in their first reference to devastating Allied air raids on northern Korean power plants, said today the United Nations could not intimidate them into accepting its armistice terms. Taft on Foreign Policy Difference WASHINGTON, D. C, June 25.— Sen. Robert A. Taft said today one foreign policy difference between himself and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower is that he would spend less money for aiding Europe than «* generaL Japanese Reds Riot in Tokyo TOKYO, Japan, June 25. — Thirty police- men were seriously burned with acid and an unknown number of Communists were injured when a mob of 3,000 screaming Reds rioted tonight on the second anniver- ; sary of the start of the Korean war. v s President Truman Vetoes McCarran Bill WASHINGTON, D. C, June 25.— Presi-tt • dent Truman today vetoed the so-called McCarran immigration bill on grounds it would "perpetuate injustices of long stand-t , ings." Red Guerillas Kill 46 SEOUL, Korea, June 25. — Communist guerillas killed 46 persons, including an » American soldier, and kidnapped 80 others I today after dynamiting and raiding a pas-senger • train near Sagari behind UN lines ! in southwest Korea. Request Steel Injunction WASHINGTON, D. C, June 25.— The I House today joined the Senate and "requested" President Truman to get a Taft- • Hartley injunction to stop the 24-day-old I strike of 650,000 steelworkers. Lie Calls on Soviets LONDON, England, June 25. — United Nations secretary-general T r y g v e Lie called on the Soviets today to help bring r about a Korean truce as a first step toward l global settlements in Europe and Asia. Battle Casualties Increase WASHINGTON, D. C, June 25.— An-n - nounced U. S. battle casualties in Koreo increased 640 last week to a total of 110,- • r l - • 611, reflecting heavier fighting, the De-; _ fense Department said today. Hit U.S. Yalu River Plans LONDON, England, June 25.— The Labor r Party charged today, and the Conservative e government virtually admitted, that the e United States deliberately kept Britain in a ignorance of set plans to bomb the Yalu u power plants in Korea.
