Red 25th Infantry Unit Attacked in Soviet Propaganda
Soviet Red Star portrays the U S Army 25th Infantry Division as obedient mercenaries with a record of civilian killings and retreat in battle. The Hawaii based Tropic Lightning unit is accused of atrocities in Korea Japan and Thailand and of avoiding defeat by running.
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Washington
Red Star
Hawaii
Europe
Siberia
Korea
Japan
Thailand
Verity to become Armco Steel President in Friday move
C William Verity Jr will assume the Armco Steel presidency Friday succeeding Logan T Johnston who will become chairman. Johnston, 65, has served with Armco since the mid 1920s and Verity, 48, a 25 year Armco veteran, is now an executive vice president.
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C. William Verity Jr
Armco Steel Corp
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Verity
Logan T. Johnston
Johnson
Armco
George M. Verity
Police Lieutenant Acquitted in Los Angeles Shootings Case
A jury of eight men and four women acquitted Lt. Thomas E. O Neal, 41, of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder for shooting at a youth he wrongly believed had raped his daughter. Deliberations lasted about 90 minutes. Conviction could have carried 14 years.
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Los Angeles
Thomas E. O'Neal
Dorothy Malone follows progress after lung surgery
Noted actress Dorothy Malone remains critical after surgery to remove blood clots from her lungs at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Hollywood. Spokesmen report ongoing recovery as hospital updates note her condition.
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Hollywood
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Paris
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Senegal
G. Mennen Williams
U.S
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Park Ridge launches early lung cancer detection study
In Park Ridge Illinois a three day morning sputum collection study invites 6000 residents aged 30 plus who smoke heavily to deposit samples in vials for microscopic testing at Lutheran General Hospital. Dr Jonas Valaitis notes early detection may curb cancer with surgery and says the method could become common in years ahead. The two year project is funded by a $22650 American Cancer Society grant, and builds on the 1928 Pap tests discovery.
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Jonas Valaitis
Luther General Hospital
American Cancer Society
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Universities oppose graduate center plan in Ohio
The University of Cincinnati and Miami University told the Ohio Board of Regents they oppose concentrating graduate school programs at one center. They urged more two year undergraduate programs and suggested expanding areas of professional education including library science, paper technology and international relations.
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Ohio Board of Regents
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Regents
Youth Loses Appeal Bid in 1964 Slaying Case
Lancaster youth John L. Carder aged 18 lost an appeal of his life term for the first degree murder of store operator Mrs. Vanetta Brucker in April 1964. The 5th District Court of Appeals split upheld the conviction, noting he was 16 at the time of the crime. A common pleas juror had recommended mercy.
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John L. Carder
Vanetta Brucker
5Th District Court of Appeals
Carder
Common Pleas Court
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