World tensions rise and UN moves on Hungary and Japan
Eastern European unrest grows as Hungarian workers resist martial law and anti Soviet protests flare in Poland and other satellites. UN General Assembly condemns Russia intervention in Hungary by 55 to 8 and votes to admit Japan. Dulles warns NATO of possible need for unilateral action in emergencies.
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Degree In Sight After 44 Years
Norman man Stanley L Moore near earning a general engineering degree at Oklahoma University after 19 semesters and six summers of study since 1921. He plans to graduate by June if no conflicts arise, eight hours from the cherished sheepskin.
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VA Questions and Answers on Education and Benefits
A federal guidance item discusses eligibility for outpatient care with a 4A nonservice-connected rating, approval of War Orphans education courses via state approval, GI Insurance dividend use for premiums with annual payment discounts, and changes of course within three years after discharge under the Korean GI Bill with conditions for late changes based on progress and aptitude.
IRA vows to drive invaders from Irish soil in raids report
Belfast dispatch quotes IRA saying they will fight until the invader is driven from Irish soil and victory is theirs. New York fashion note from Mollie Paring predicts 1957 wardrobe will fit in one suitcase.
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