Veterans benefits differ for Korea era volunteers and draftees
James Marlow explains that men who joined after July 25 1948 or serve in Korea cannot access World War II era benefits such as guaranteed loans education subsidies and unemployment pay. Disability and hospitalization rules vary by service era and location of service.
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James Marlow Washington
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Korea
Koa
Congress
Couny
Veterans Hospitals
Rea
Sabotage Hinted At Fire And Explosion In California Plant
A chemical plant near San Carlos California was destroyed by a spectacular fire and explosion last night, with adjoining buildings damaged. Owners urged an FBI probe, estimating damage at 250000. Firemen from nearby towns fought the mushroom shaped blaze as residents mistook it for an atomic blast. Dr A C Carlton president of the Chemical Affiliates Inc said the plant processed petroleum products for the army and navy and was under a 150000 government contract. He noted area trouble and said production had not been slowed by delays.
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San Carlos
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Orean Battlefront
Canadian Breezes Cool Off Midwest
The Associated Press reports Canadian air cooled the northern plains and moved into the Midwest ending a central heat wave. Temperatures dropped up to 20 degrees with 40s in North Dakota, and 90s fading in the upper Mississippi valley and northern Great Lakes. Thunderstorms followed from Lake Superior into Nebraska and Kansas as rain spread across the Southern plains.
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Southern Plains
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Mercury
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Mississippi Valley
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Wis
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Lake Superior
Nebraska
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Plains States
Rep. Gathings urges offensive stance against Russian propaganda
Representative Gathings of Arkansas calls for a stronger U S response to Soviet propaganda He suggests ridiculing Russian lies and laughing them out of the picture while shifting from defensive taint so to an offensive approach. The plan focuses on undermining Soviet messaging through sharp ridicule.
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Gathings
D-Ark
Wheelchair Patient Leaves $250000 Estate Missing Will Disclosed
Old Charles Babonet a 66 year old wheelchair bound neighbor died August 6 in Los Angeles. Investigators found $130000 in cash hidden in clothing and furniture. Public Administrator Ben H Brown notes estate around $250000 with no will found.
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Los Angeles
Charles Babonet
Babonet
Ben H. Brown
Shoestring Cycling Tour Through England and Scotland
An American cyclist recounts affordable travel across England and Scotland visiting Oxford Stratford Warwick Haworth Chester Edinburgh and Newcastle. She details cheap hostels bicycles shared meals friendly locals and memorable sites from Stratford Shakespeare to Haworth moors and the Firth Bridge.
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Department For Aliens
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Wales
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Bronte
Ruth Jackson
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Cardigan
Big Brothers
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Cradle Shops
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