Speed in GI Korean Exit Not in Cards
Defense officials said no home by Christmas for most U S troops in Korea even if an armistice is signed. A cease fire would slow troop rotations due to the point system and some expect years of U S presence in the Far East. Withdrawals hinge on a peace conference within 90 days of signing and on freezing force levels with limited replacements.
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Robert G. Nixon
Washington
INS
Defense Department
U.S
Korea
Pentagon
Far East
Korean
U.N
Republic of Korea
Salina
Kan
Bej
Labor Department
Laverseas
French Paratroops Seize Lang Son Base from Vietminh
French Union paratroopers captured Lang Son near the Chinese frontier in a bold raid against the Vietminh. About five thousand troops dropped from American supplied planes, taking the city to destroy key war materiel and to demonstrate a shift from defense to offense.
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Lang Son
Indo-China
French Union
Red China
Lang Son Iang
U.S
Vietminh Forj
Man Facing Jail Refuses Wage Law Obedience
Chicago based Fisher Pen Company owner Paul C. Fisher, 39, vows to stay in jail over contempt of a U.S. district court order enforcing the wage hour law. He argues the law is unconstitutional and refuses to let labor department examiners review his employment records. He is free on recognizance pending appeals.
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Chicago
Labor Department
Paul C. Fisher
Fisher Pen Company
U.S
Fisher
Guicame
No Postal Rate Hike Seen in ’53
Washington AP Acting Senate Republican Leader Knowland Calif Friday abandoned hope for passage this year of the administrations postal rate increase. The bill was missing from a Senate Republican policy committee program. GOP leaders earlier this week believed it could be passed. Knowland said its future this year is highly dubious and cannot be passed before adjournment in two weeks. He still believes the July 31 adjournment target will be met.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Senate Republican Policy Committee
G.O.P
Congress
Taft Shelved for Current Session
New York AP report states Senator Taft of Ohio, after hip ailment surgery, will not return to Congress for the remainder of this session. Bulletin notes he is in good condition with no complications.
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New York
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Congress
Dome Destroyed at National Jamboree
An Oklahoma Scoutmaster at the Boy Scouts third national jamboree learned by telegram that his Tahlequah home had been leveled by lightning. The message from his wife and daughter said they were away and ended with Remember a Scout is cheerful Stay at the jamboree. We're okay.
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Calif
Oklahoma
Boy Scouts
Russell Rathiens
Tahlequah
Plane Trip Ends In Holdup Arrest
Federal agents seized Harold Mack, 32, from a Detroitbound plane at LaGuardia airport. He carried $32,000 hidden in luggage and two foreign pistols with ammunition. Mack is wanted for the Tuesday holdup of the Auburn Heights branch of the Pontiac State Bank.
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New York
Michigan
LaGuardia
FBI
Harold Mack
Detroit
Auburn Heights
Pontiac| State Bank
Mack
Maharajah Hurt in England Auto Crash
In Hitchin England AP reports the wealthy maharajah of Coach Behar 37 was critically injured in a Thursday night car accident. Two years earlier American actress Nancy Valentine 23 had announced marriage to the maharajah in an Indian civil ceremony in Cooch Behar in 1949. She traveled to India in 1951 to pursue a Hindu ceremony but said the plan was blocked by the Indian government.
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Hitchin
England
Coach Behar
Nancy Valentine
Cooch Behar
India
Further Slow-Up By City Lines To Begin On Sunday
City Lines will cut nighttime and Sunday service starting Sunday. After 10 p.m. buses run once hourly on all routes except the Mound Form Sixteenth avenue and Kenwood lines which stay unchanged. Sunday half-hour service begins at 12 a.m. instead of 3 a.m. A Bever Park route 30 day trial extends east on Meadowbrook to Thirtieth Street then north to Bever avenue and west to Memorial drive. Third Street SE line will bypass Fourth Street and Fourteenth Avenue using Second and Third streets for the loop. New schedules available Saturday. City officials cited lack of riders for cuts.
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City Lines
Dar Rapids
L. A. Warley
Ceene City Lines
Pasar
Busea
Mound Form
Sixteenth Avenue
Kenwood
Bever Park
Meadowbrook Drive
Thirtieth Street
Bever Avenue
Tornado Hits New Orleans Destroys Church In East City
A tornado struck New Orleans on Friday damaging several buildings and destroying St. Paul’s Catholic Church on the Chef Menteur highway near Gentilly. Three people were inside the church but unharmed. initial reports listed no deaths.
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New Orleans
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Chef Menteur Highway
Geniilly
Dulles and Robertson to Appear on KCRG Tonight
The report to the nation by Secretary of State Dulles and Truce Envoy Walter I Robertson will be carried by KCRG around 10:10. They will also appear on WHBF-TV from 8:30.
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Veder Rapids
Nation
Dul Tes
Walter I Robertson
KCRG
There’s One Good Thing Wounded Are Out of War
AN AIR BASE NEAR SEOUL. A U N war correspondent observes wounded U N troops arriving by ambulance for immediate transfer to Japan and first class hospitals. Doctors and drivers note most wounded men are out of Korea once stabilized. A red haired boy asks if a truce has been signed.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Seoul
Korea
Japan
Abiplane
Air Force
U.N
McCarthy Staff Pick Under Fire Over Baarslag
Dr Robert L Johnson head of the overseas library program denounces Karl Baarslag as completely incompetent or malicious and asks that he testify on statements attributed to him. Johnson cites six million anti Communist books distributed with only 49 by Communist authors found. McCarthy plans to consult with other committee members before finalizing the appointment.
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McCarthy Washington
U. S. Overseas Library Program
Sen. McCarthy
Robert L. Johnson
Karl Baarslag
Baarslag
Washington
New York World-Telegram
Johnson
State Department
International Information Agency
McCarthy
Traadach
Walid
Cll Baarslag
Sliver Spring
American Legion
National Americanism Commission
Senate
Wisconsin Republican
Jabara Fails in Bid to Tie Mark in Korea
America's first jet ace Major James Jabara flew two Korean missions trying to tie the wartime record for shootdowns but failed. Spotted MIGs vanished in floods over North Korea and on his 100th mission of the second tour he did not engage. He will report to Fifth Air Force headquarters then go to Japan. Tariff bill clears House committee amid debate over protections.
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Seoul
America
James Jabara
Jabara
Joseph McConnell
Apple Valley
Calif
North Korea
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Japan
Soviet Tank Unit Back in East Berlin
A Russian tank division reentered East Berlin on Friday as anti Communist strikes marked the first monthly anniversary of the East German rebellion. Soviet troops moved through Stalin Allee before dawn while martial law had just been lifted in East Berlin.
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Merseburg
Zeiss Peice
Jengue
East Berlin
Stalin Allee
Inj
Prin Pros
Ocess
Communist Party
Shej
Elizabeth
London
Smiling Princess Margaret Returns Amid Romance Rumors
Princess Margaret returned to London amid bustle over a rumored romance with a divorced man. In Bonn and Berlin, relief plans for East Germany were outlined as West German and Western forces discuss food relief for the hungry. Military reports from Korea described renewed front activity, counterattacks, and heavy Allied air support, with Gen. Mark Clark's death noted pending truce talks.
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London
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Brussels
Famed Stage Star Maude Adams Dies at 80
Maude Adams, famed stage actress famed for Peter Pan and What Every Woman Knows, died at 80 at her farm home after bronchitis and pleurisy. Cause listed as probable heart disease. Noted for roles in Cinderella and Quality Street.
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Maude Adams
Tannersville
N. Y
Erwin Mulbury
Sequl
New York
James M. Bar
America
Miss Adama
Quality Street
Blind Man Fire Rescuer Heroic Aid in Korean War Incident
A blind man and a passerby smashed a door and crawled through flames to rescue a man trapped in a three apartment building as Korean War fighting rages near Kumsong. U S Ninth Corps and Second Korean Corps credited with aiding in the rescue and reporting heavy Chinese forces in the Kumsong valley.
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Claremont
N. H
Yan
William Dillman
U.S
Girma
Baby Born to Accident Victim in Coma at Hospital
Miami reports a 17 year old elopement couple, Janice Cubbedge, who has in a six month coma since a Fayetteville auto crash, gave birth to a son named Charles Marvin Cubbedge. The mother remains semiconscious, fed by tube, while the infant awaits incubator care. Ronald Cubbedge, brace-bound from the same accident, plans barber college after his wife recovers.
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Miami
Tradors
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Janice Cubbedge
Fayetteville
N. C
Ronald “Kaye
Cubbedge
Tuice
Ronald
Charles Marvin Cubbedge
Ram chained as Saegers seek owner after attack attempt
The ram is chained up while Mrs. Saeger and her family search for its owner. She said the animal is mean and one man who tried to quiet it was attacked as the ram made an aggressive move. Authorities caution handling livestock.
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Saegers
Mrs. Saeger
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