Shadow of Fear Follows Red Advance Across Asia
AP dispatches from Hanoi and Saigon warn that a Soviet Chinese push toward Korea could tilt southeast Asia toward anti colonial revolts. Observers say colonial powers risk exposure as they face growing independence movements in French Indochina and beyond. Nobel laureate Bunche calls for liquidation of colonialism as Asia seeks sovereignty.
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Seymour Topping
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French Indochina
Kenneth Likes
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China
Southeast Asia
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Britain
India
Holland
Indonesia
America
Philippine
Libya
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Russia
Ralph J. Bunche
Oslo
Norway
Africa
Fairmont City Plant Boosts Tax Reduction Funds
Fairmont's municipally owned water and light commission will transfer 100000 dollars in cash through earnings to reduce city taxes. The panel says it will pay 21000 dollars more than last year for tax relief. Expected earnings total about 524000 dollars with no rate increase.
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Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away
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Navy Rocket Fails to Hit Altitude Goal at White Sands
At White Sands Proving Ground Navy Viking rocket veered off course and lost power, likely reaching under 100 miles. Prior May 11 test on a warship achieved 106.4 miles, the highest altitude by an American one stage rocket. The Viking measures about 50 feet long and 2 1/2 feet thick.
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White Sands Proving Ground
N. M
Milton Rosen
Navy
Mid- Pacific
Meteor Shower Ties to Rocket Density Readings
Authorities planned a 25 hour window to observe a meteor shower in the west and compare telescopic data on upper atmosphere density with radio trace signals from rockets as part of atmospheric research.
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Singapore
Maria Bertha Hertogh
Maria
Hertoghs
London
Fund to Rebuild Korea Held Unlikely
Washington reports that the senate appropriations committee suggested striking from an $18 billion military bill a proposed $100 million fund to rebuild Korea's shattered cities and utilities. Lawmakers warned parts would target North Korea areas, delaying UN forces access for perhaps a long time, if ever.
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Korea
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
North Korea
United Nations
Emergency Capital in Interior Urged by Rep Smith
Rep Wint Smith of Kansas urged establishing an emergency capital inland with underground communications and water supply to keep agency operations safe in a possible atom bomb attack. He said underground water sources are needed to prevent contamination and that dispersed agencies require secure lines in emergencies.
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Washington
Wint Smith
R.kas
Cop Flushes Possum in Hunter's Pocket
Oklahoma City report where Officer W P Faris arrested three hunters on drunkenness charges. He found five bird dogs in the back seat and grabbed a squirming opossum from one pocket before it fled to a tree near the police station.
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Oklahoma City
Scout Car
W. P. Faris
Faris
Mike Foster
Hail storms may exceed tornado damages in a year
Weather analysts warn hail storms can cause multiple times the damage of tornadoes annually in the United States. Severe hail events strand motorists and damage crops, infrastructure, and property across multiple states, prompting warnings from meteorologists and insurance firms.
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