Night patrols on the Naktong front test unseen lines
Hal Boyle described two no man s land zones along the Naktong river where patrols test enemy positions at night. Soldiers crouch behind hills and shadows, wade or swim the river, and hunt sleepers for intelligence, with danger and endurance shaping each cautious mission.
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No-Man’s Land
Naktong River
Hal Boyle Reports From War Front in Pohang
Editor notes Hal Boyle planned two columns on Naktong river patrols. He shifts to Pohang where the fighting is hottest. He remains on roving assignment and may return to Naktong for the planned second piece.
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Naktong River
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Naktong
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Grandmother to Receive High Point College Degree
Mrs. John White Best a grandmother of five and five foot tall will receive an A B from High Point College August 25. She has attended four sessions and cites the library and student professor ties as highlights. Her major is primary education and she teaches in Odell School in Cabarrus county during winter.
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Woman's Hall
Susan Yvonne Byers
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Norma White Best
Cornelius
Charlotte
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Odell School
Cabarrus County
Government Has Surplus Dried Eggs
Washington reports the Agriculture department holds 110 million pounds of dried eggs but struggles to move them to eligible recipients. Retail prices around 1.96 to 2.50 per pound exceed shell eggs, while department purchases run about 96 cents per pound. The agency offers dried eggs free to relief groups, for export, and encourages consumption to support price programs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ublic
Midwest
Driver Injured After Rear Collision In 75 Foot Throw
Vincannon reported rear struck crash after giving a hand signal. he woke in hospital with memory gap. Wag ner sustained damage. Patrolmen questioned Vin cannon who couldn't recall the signal. No arrests yet but investigation continues. Damages totaled about 500 for Vincannon and 300 for Wag ner.
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Vincannon
Wagner
Asheville Labor Unit Opposes Smith for U S Senator
Asheville's delegation to the state federation of labor convention will seek a resolution urging AFL members to refrain from voting for Democratic nominee Willis Smith in the November election unless they cannot vote for a Republican. The resolution criticizes how Smith was nominated and will be presented at the Winston-Salem convention.
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State Federation of Labor
Willis Smith
U. S
Winston-Salem
George Whitaker
AFL
Smith
Whitaker
Seaweed FERTILIZER Used For Potatoes Along English Shores
In England seaweed gathered from the shore and hauled up cliffs by donkey is described as the favorite fertilizer for potato crops, reflecting local agricultural practice.
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England
Woman Accuses Husband of Pushing Her From Car
Mary L Inman accuses Jasper Lee Inman of pushing her from a moving car on Route 5 after she revealed she was pregnant. She suffered serious injuries, received treatment at Memorial Hospital, and the husband was arrested on a warrant for assault on a female with bond set at 500 dollars.
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Jasper Lee Inman
Trinity Road
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Cumby Davis Mortuary
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Highway Patrol
Ex‑Ambassador Doubts Soviet Atom Bomb Claim
Dr. Wallace Murray former Iran ambassador says the Soviet Union may bluff about possessing the A bomb and calls the issue a super hoax. He argues U S fear of the bomb shapes Soviet moves in the Middle East and deters World War III. Murray's career spans Springfield Ohio and Washington with postings to Iran in the 1920s and 1945 46.
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Iran
United States
Sovit Union
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Springfield
Washington
State Department Foreign Service
Stockholm
Dr J E Mills Dies In Charlotte At 74
Dr James Edward Mills 74 longtime director of chemical research for Sonoco Products at Hartsville S C died today at Charlotte Memorial hospital He received the Hert award in 944 and was born April 30 1876 in Winnsboro S C Mills studied at Davidson College UNC University of South Carolina and the University of Berlin
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Winnsboro
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University of Berlin
Headlight aim tied to 50 foot visibility rule
The guideline states that if an automobile's headlights fail to make an approaching car visible at 50 feet, the headlight aim is incorrectly adjusted.
Soviet moves into Iran could trigger World War III
The quote notes U S defense official Murray warning that any Soviet invasion of Iran would likely escalate to a global war. He emphasizes the high stakes of Soviet activity in the Middle East and its potential to draw in major powers.
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