Veterans of Winter Fighting Due Home
Washington Oct 1 Senate Armed Services Committee members disclosed plans for a second winter in Korea. Gen Sohn E Mal said only some combat veterans would rotate home, while others would stay for winter support tasks. Officials emphasized continued provision of clothing and rations for the forces.
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Greeks' Role in Pact Is Studied
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Durant Traffic Gunning Incident Shocks Oklahoma
A Dallas truck driver was forced to speed by a gunman near Durant Oklahoma. The assailant fired a 44 caliber pistol at the driver and fled as police and state troopers pursued. The gunman was captured and jailed in Bryan County after a rapid investigation by Durant officers.
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Pace 108-year lead hinges on defense aims in Port Worth
Secretary of the Army Frank Pace Jr. spoke at a breakfast hosted by Amon Carter, publisher of the Star-Telegram, in Port Worth. Pace said America could lead the world for 108 years if the Defense Department achieves its objectives, addressing doubts and fears of today. The remarks were delivered as Pace, a 29-year-old former Army private who now commands generals, outlined defense priorities.
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King George VI Cancelled Australia New Zealand Tour
London reports King George VI announced the cancellation of his planned tour of Australia and New Zealand next year, noting the decision was made today and that Princes Advertia was mentioned in relation to the royal schedule.
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