Mass Communist Patrol Sparked Heavy Battle in Korea
The article details a July incident near the Korean DMZ where 7th Division soldiers clashed with a North Korean patrol. U.S. casualties included Seiler and Dessart, with Foster, Eldridge, and others wounded. The engagement followed a patrol crossing into South Korea, triggering a multi-unit pursuit and a subsequent manhunt concluding with enemy fatalities and captures.
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Ming
Imjin
North
South Korea
Brown
Oklahoma
McManus
Tucker
Cooper
Eldbody
Jae Kun Suh
Suh
Larson
Dessart
Korea
Earthquake expert links Santorini eruption to Red Sea crossing
Athens scientist Angelos Galanopoulos argues a 3500 year old volcanic eruption near Thera created tidal waves that formed a dry gap allowing Moses and 1500 Hebrews to cross a coastal strip. He ties plagues to climate change and suggests Atlantis was Santorini, not a Atlantic continent.
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Egypt
Thera
Santoria
Galanopoulos
Moses
Port Said
Atlantis
Atlantic
Aegean Sea
Spitsbergen
Azores
Three Die in Grand Bay Car Bus Collision
A private bus and a car collided head on near Grand Bay killing Johnny H. Green Sr. and Jr. and John Hall all of Pascagoula Mississippi. Three others were injured and hospitalized with undetermined injuries.
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Mobile
Grand Bay
Johnny H. Green Sr
Johnny H. Green Jr
John Hall
Pascagoula
Miss
Algeria Moves Closer to Socialism and Unity
In Algiers on the eve of independence, Algeria intensifies anti illiteracy campaigns with slogans praising socialism and the revolution. Mass rallies and classroom primers push the message as Ben Bella advocates liberation of Africa and support for fellow colonized nations.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Algeria
Africa
Re - Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Yugoslavia Sees Revival of Golf Under Study
Belgrade reports a plan to revive golf as a tourist draw, with American diplomat Robert Cleveland promoting the idea and British designer John Harris advising sites. The Tito government ordered a survey, while officials caution the game won’t replace soccer or become widely popular.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bled
Robert Cleveland
Washington
U.S
Cleveland
Tito
John Harris
Soviet Union
Harris
Indians Wait For Chinese Forces On Himalayan Border
Report from New Delhi notes Chinese troops in Tibet totaling between 100000 and 200000 with rapid movement capability. India maintains restraint while preparing defenses, forming six mountain divisions to reach about 600000 troops amid a disputed border. Typhoon season hits Okinawa from May to October.
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Delhi
India
Tibet
Himalayas
Peking
New Delhi
Nehru
Northeast Frontier Agency
Red China
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Charles T. Dessart
Drexel Hill
Pfc
William Foster
Commuunist
Seiler
Foster
Chun Soon Yang
Kenneth W. Cooper
John W. Tucker
Grosse Point
Mich
Frank Blancota
Peekskill
N.Y
Robert E. Bildridge
St. Louis
1St Cavalry Division
7Th Division
4Th Cavalry Regiment
Abraham McMants
Hamiet
N.C
George Larson
Davison
Billy Keffer
Kimberly
W. Va
Stuart R. Wizel
Loch Arbour
N.J
William R. Rutland
Bomber
S.C
Ea Ees Ocean
Eldridge
Red Sea
Athens
Greece
Angelos Galanopoulos
Mediterranean
B.C
Seismological Institute of Athens Observatory
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Johnston Street
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Gibson
Okinawa
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