Cedar Rapids Servicemen in Korea and Europe Return
The GI Gazette highlights Cedar Rapids men serving abroad in Korea and France. It notes aviation ordnanceman among the First Marine Aircraft Wing, and Pvt. Wayne L. Byers in Nancy France. Also profiles Seaman Ben L. Calkins and several Cedar Rapids natives aboard the Kearsarge and Hancock.
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Pic
Charles i. Mretik
Mile Dworak
Cedar Rapids
Marine Aircraft Wing
Korea
Wilson High School
Corps
Wayne L. Byers
HK. E. Byers
Fifth Street
France
Aepes Communications Cone
Ordenance
Nancy
Roosevelt High School
Army
Aberdeen Froving Ground
Maryland
Sanme
J. Lawson
Jane G. Lawson
Third Avenue SB
Camp Ponderen
Calif
Marine Corps
Japan
Ben L. Calkins
Agnes Calkins
Smith Avenue
San Diego
Hancock
Far East
Philippines
Hong Kong
Kearsarge
Iwo Jima
David J. Arnold
P. F. Arnold
James A. Barnes
Bruce A. Barnes
Transporters Interest in New Monorail
Houston residents and visiting officials watched a 870 foot pilot Monorail test in Arrowhead Park. Morerail Inc. plans to build lines at about one mile per week for roughly 500 000 per mile, offering cities an affordable starter system.
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Dave Oestreicher
Houston
INS
Arrowhead Park
Wuppertal
Gérmany
New York City
Matel Goodell
Morerail, Inc
Istead
Monorail
Speedy electric coach built for 240 mph testing
A description of a 55 by 8 by 5 foot vehicle with four siding doors and autonomous electric brakes. Engineers say the rail and towers permit a 240 mph coach, designed for rapid loading and unloading.
Reds Muffed Their Chance To Woo Japan
Tokyo observers view the London end to Russo Japanese peace talks as a likely Western win in steering Japan away from the Communist sphere. After ten months of discussions, Japan and Russia halted negotiations indefinitely amid stark disagreements on territories, war prisoners, and navigation rights.
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Reds
Japan
Tokyo
INS
London
Russia
Shunichi Matsumoto
Jacob Malik
Foreign Office
A& Gq
Matsumoto
Malik
Kuriles
Sakhalin
Fapan
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peiping
Jdfan
Ckiss
United States
Free World
Ichiro Hatoyama
Japan Faces Balancing Act Between Communism and West
Diplomatic observers note Japan seeks national pride to assert freedom and independence, complicating ties with both the Communist world and the West. The premier’s stance on war prisoners and territories risks forfeiting concessions and goodwill as Moscow misreads Japan’s aims. Resentment grows over this strategic dilemma.
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Japan
Moscow
In Sians Japanese quar ters over what they consider Rus
Readers in a paragraph of unreadable OCR text show a quarrel over attribution and identity linked to Russian ties. The fragment mentions Japan and tensions but lacks clear names or dates and provides limited verifiable facts. The item reads as a partial clipping with insufficient context.
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Soins
Prisoner Question Follows London Talks
The text notes an emotionally charged prisoner question tied to public reaction. It mentions Tokyo bound figures, and Matsumoto being slated to return to Tokyo on March 3 following the London talks.
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Hateyema
London
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Matsumoto
Tokyo
Hindu Priests Seek World Peace Through 100 Million Prayers
Hundreds of Hindu priests at Tangore Fathern India begin a dasakoll arvhana rite to recite 100 million prayers for world peace and prosperity. Led by a head of a major sect, the ceremony unfolds in the temple as participants chant for divine grace.
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Nic@V
Delhi
INS
Tangore Rm Fathern India
Tangare
Large Indian temple project feeds priests in a commissary
The article notes a major commissary to feed priests with similar acts done before in India. It recalls Hindu priests recently completing a 36 day holy ritual at the Fadrinath shrine in the Himalayas seeking universal peace and relief from hunger and unemployment worldwide.
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India
Ehhrine
Fadrinath
Himalayas
He Better Put It Back in Storage
Louisville AP reports Kenneth Wagner faces a puzzling theft after a teen driver damaged a 1925 Model T Ford and thieves stole parts and a kitchen sink valued at about 800 dollars. The car, stored for years, had never before suffered such losses.
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Louisville
Kenneth Wagner
Wagner
Custer
Ford
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James G. Deal
Max L. Deal
Blaze Boulevard
Air Force
Snce
Africa
Bentwater
England
George A. Puckhabett
A. F. Puckhaber
Tenth Street
Fort Campbell
Military Police Training Center
Amp Gordon
William DB. Gaberne
Williams Boulevard
Wayne A. Turnbull
Bir
James S& Turnbull
Sixth Street
Osborne
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Turnbull
Robert D. Sacora
Ira Sacéra
Lincoln Heights Drive
Navy
Cotay Rapids
Guat
Midway
Kwajalein
Wayne J. Adair
William Struve
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Fort Riley
Kan
Palo Consolidated School
Dorig M. Gallagher
P. H. Gallagher
Carswell Air Force Base
Texas
Travis Air Force Base
Stoosevalt High School
Pyt
Willan M. Smith
Mason Jeriraiah
Ninth Avenue SE
Marine Carps
Camp Pendleton
Elit
Seaman Deane
Calvert
Norfolk, Va
Naval Base
Barney
Vice
Charles A. Lockwood
Daves Avenue
Los Gatos
Amy
Carson
Allen E. Nelson
Eighth Ifantry
Fort Carson
Colo
Germany
Pvt
Nelson
Eighth Division
Des Moines
Sgt Springer
Col
Norman ©. Spencer, Jr
Robins Air Force Base
John Springer
Col. Spencer
Charleston Air Force Base
5.C
First Avenue S& Open
del Monte
Beltone
Cords
3Rd Avenue
Kratchmer
Ay Spectaculaus
Celta
Swives
Ours
College Rexall Drugs
First Avenue
Ileal i
Regulanty
Wrathmer Furniture Co
Cedar Repids
Seren
Kat Trun
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