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Prison Breaks and Housing Rules Move in Korea and U.N. Action
Amid stalled Panmunjom talks the United Nations closes prison compounds on Korea’s war isle, with Compound 76 and 16 scenes of fighting leaving 24 to 30 Reds dead, two Americans killed, and 13 injured. Meanwhile the FRB eases housing down payments on homes under 7 000 and over 25 000, with new terms cutting costs for buyers and signaling an upturn in construction. The Senate passes a large foreign aid bill funding military and economic assistance. East German pressure on West Berlin continues as many flee. potatoes surge to multi-year highs before easing anticipated by July. A Cuban government probe reveals a 96 million dollar treasury shortfall from 1944 to 1946 amid earlier graft accusations.
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