Red Army Concentrated in Russian Border City Khabarovsk
In the Soviet far east the Red Army is visibly concentrated around Khabarovsk near Manchuria and Mongolia. The city serves as army HQ for a vast Siberian stretch and coastal areas Mao Zedong is said to covet. Russians show no intent to yield the region. more troops move between Khabarovsk and the forts at Vladivostok and Nakhodka, 500 railroad miles south.
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Khabarovsk
U.S Sur
China
Red
Soviet Union
Siberia
Mao’ Tze-tung
Chinese-Communist Party
Manchuria
Mongolia
Mao
Vladi Vostok
Nakhodka
Moscow
Knabarlovsk
Mado
Central Asia
Sinkiang
Pravda
Communist Ideologi
Ancient Greece left mark on southern France in place names
Ancient Greek roots shaped Nice and Antibes names as Nikeia and Antipolis emerge in a broad regional history. A long Soviet and Chinese tension backdrop frames Moscow’s wary stance on population shifts and territorial claims near Manchuria, with planners noting greater settlement could bolster Far East power.
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France
Nice
Riviera
Nikeia
Antibes
Antipolis
Flood Crest Sweeps Through Kansas River Valley
Destructive Arkansas River flood roared through Dodge City area and downstream toward Larned and Great Bend, with five miles of floodwater spreading Sunday. Governor Avery called it a Hood event, with guards patrolling ahead of the crest. Nebraska and Colorado reports show extensive damage and fatalities, while Kansas counts two deaths and hundreds of homes damaged. The flood disrupted farms, leaving thousands homeless as water rose rapidly and then receded in some regions.
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Dodge City
Kan
Arkansas River
Larned
Great Bend
Colorado
Kansas
Insley
National Guard
William Avery
Arkansas
South Platte
Denver
Wis
Red Cross
Sas
Robert Virgil Ruetter
Pueblo
Sansas
South Plate Hiver
Nebraska
Nortal
Ovallala
Tuan
Francis Carter
Syracuse
Hamilton County
Garden City
Britisher 84 visits son’s grave in Miami scene
An elderly New Zealand veteran travels to Opa-locka, near Miami, to honor his son Lieutenant Denis B. Mclean Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve who died in 1942. He places Maori inscriptions on the grave, carries earth from New Zealand to nurture a sapling, and reflects on a long, costly journey.
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Miami
Pla
New Zealand
Denis B. Mclean
Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
Tai
Charlies McLean
Opat Na Air Station
Mitami
Lean
Dan
Wairoa
Tye
Astros Youngster Killed In Auto Crash Toll Rises
Houston Astros bonus player Jay Dahl, 19, from Bloomington California, dies in a road accident that also kills teammate Gary Marshall and Patti Troutman. Marshall, trapped in wreckage, loses an eye and suffers severe injuries. Dahl had just won to keep Salisbury atop the Western regional league. Police cite excessive speed as cause.
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Winston
N.C
Gary Marshall
Eibonus
Houstton Astros
Jay
Jay Dahl
Bloomington
Calif
Patti Troutman
Salisbury
Marshall
Dahl
Houston
Gastonia
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Mikhail Vasilyevich Kanevs
Jis
Far East
Thad Felton
Johnston
Garland Shields
Shields Motor Co
Market St
WB. Rasbeary
Meean
Ootor Company
C. W. Spear
John Berry
O. 10. Young
Pred White
H. H. Dorriss
Ray Allen
C. L. Laird
U.S
Santo Domingo
Britisher
Son
Heemen
Saeakers
Jeanne & Mary
Astro
Black
Texas Decker
Sterling
Seco
Baytown
Texas Ave
Texas
King Features Syndicate. Inc
Joe Murphy
Bill Foster
Fury
Belvedere
Valiant
Chryslers
Belvederes
Shields Motor CO. Inc
Wevees
Market Street
Bill Hardegree
Bela Watson
Gene Potts
Milton Kubala
Chrysler
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