Dean Walks Out of Korean Peace Talks After Perfidy Charge
U S envoy Arthur Dean walks out of a Parley hut at Panmunjom after North Korea and China accuse the United States of perfidy over the June release of 27 000 prisoners. He demands a full retraction and warns of an indefinite recess. The Reds accuse Washington of plotting to derail the armistice and peace conference.
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India Feels Pressure as U S Looks to Pakistan
U S defense talks with Pakistan raise fears of policy shifts in New Delhi and memories of 1947 riots. Nehru urges unity while pro Moscow and pro Communist voices press for closer ties with the East. Editorials warn of consequences if a U S Pakistan alliance proceeds.
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Wrights’ first hangar replica to be dedicated at Kitty Hawk
A four day celebration marks the 1903 flight anniversary with a rebuilt model of the Wright brothers lodging and craft hangar near Kitty Hawk North Carolina. The site includes the original 60 foot monorail and will be opened to the public after a ceremony led by Elbert Cox with glider salutes.
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Bartlesville
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Carl Hinshaw
Seek Killer Suspect In Cincinnati Now
Pamplico officials intensify a manhunt for Raymond Carney, a 23-year-old escaped convict seen in Cincinnati amid the slayings of Miss Ret. Clair Cain and Henry Allen. Rewards total 1,950 dollars with local officials warning the public against aiding Carney. A Pullman conductor reported a man resembling Carney in Cincinnati, while residents fear the suspect may still be nearby as searches extend to farm buildings and nearby towns.
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Florence County
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Eburg
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Salley
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