Turncoats May Return Safely
The Pentagon allows possible return for 22 GIs who defected to Communist forces in Korea. Defense counsel Wilbur M. Brucker cites a military discharge loophole that could shield them from punishment, pending Supreme Court review of the Toth case challenging military authority over discharged personnel.
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Nana
Pentagon
China
America
Defense Department
Wilbur M. Brucker
Department
Cpl
Otho Bell
Bachelor
Dickenson
Bell
Claude Bachelor
Edward Dickenson
Brucker
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert Toth
Air Force
Pittsburgh
Mp’s
Korea
Toth
High Court
Lion Taming Upset By Foolish Amateur Hunters
In a Serengeti tale from PORI TUPU, amateurs lure lions with fresh kills near a truck for risky closeups. A husband accuses folly by posing with a rifle, a lion kills him, and another cameraman toys with a tent trap until two lions threaten a camper. Government bans Serengeti hunting methods, turning it into a protected park.
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Serengeti Plains
Norton Bakery Action Reversed by Fourth Circuit
The U S Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a Norton bakery suit against the United Construction Workers, affiliate of the United Mine Workers. The district court had awarded 462,611.53 to Haislip Baking Co. on contract violation claims. a later trial yielded 165,000, but the appeals court ruled for the defendant unions.
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Ashevillen
N. C
Norton, Va
United Construction Workers
United Mine Workers
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Haislip Baking Co
UCW
Abingdon
UOCW
Lions as Tourists Draw New Sport Across Cities
A quirky early note describes a group calling themselves lunatics who tested lion taming as a sport. Their trials evolved into a tourism boast spanning London Paris and New York with a push to “Photograph your own lions.” Tomorrow reports on the brutality of native hunters.
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London
Paris
New York
Copywright
Oskar Koenig
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Surplus Farm Commodities Strain US Canada Ties
Surplus farm commodities strain Canada US relations. Canadian critics target US surplus wheat disposal and rye barley oats import quotas. Dr Britnell and USDA officials dispute figures, noting wartime exports skew comparisons and predicting modest current exports.
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Us-Canada
Washington
NANA
Canada
United States
U.S
G. E. Britnell
The
University
Royal Society of Canada
U. S
Agriculture Department
Britain expands atomic facilities and power program
London reports Britain will double its atomic energy efforts both military and civilian. Twelve nuclear electric stations will be completed by 1960s end, five years earlier than planned, to deliver vast power and reduce coal use. Announcements by Lord Salisbury Selwyn Lloyd and Nigel Birch are forthcoming.
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London
Nana
Britain
Lord Salisbury
Selwyn Lloyd
Nigel Birch
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Jona Wrectly
Betone Brack
Fle
Century Club
National Distillers Produits Corporation
Tohnald
oLo
Norton Bakery
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Ezra Taft Benson
Calgary
Alberta
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Saale
Saeed
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W. H. Harry & Co
Princeton Ave
Moore Appliance Co
Bland Street
Shumate Radio-Tv
Commerce Street
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Pearisburg, VA
Pearisburg Lumber & Supply Inc
Princeton
Tomchin Furn. Co
Mercer Street
J. C Word Appl. Co
Penn
Reed
Richlands
Barnette & Cyphers Inc
General Electric Appliances CO
Altoona - Charleston - Huntington
Tazewell
J. A. Greever
Welch McDoweLl Furn
Sluefield Daily Telegraph
Sunset News
rHows
Ford
Bhanvers Mill
Virginia
Commercial Credit Plan, Inc
Combat Credit Plan, Inc
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Connecticut Supreme Court
Philip Piatnick
Belmont Cor
J. J. Clark
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Fianes
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Desarte
STONE
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