World Outlook Sees Improvement Yet Warns of Peril
Secretary Acheson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the Free World is somewhat better than a year ago but far from secure. He cited improved Atlantic Pact numbers and Korea defense as positives while warning of Soviet threats in Western Europe and trouble in Iran, the Middle East, and Indochina.
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NSTC Chief Urges Quick UNIT Approval in Hearing
Chairman James Wadsworth of the NSTC urged Congress to enact universal military training soon. He testified before the House Armed Services Committee, saying the six month basic training would feed the armed forces and reserves, with approval likely but timing uncertain. Opposition in the Senate is expected to resist the plan.
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James W. Wadsworth
Security Training Commission
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Sleuth Studies Bible In His Off Time
SVILLE Kentucky detective Allen studies the Bible at night while continuing police work. He attends Baptist classes at a theological seminary and plans to share experiences from his detective career in a potential sermon or talk.
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Allen
Kennedy
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Leo Gneastea
Grae
Florida Cities Race to Melt Ice for Sunshine State bragging rights
In a playful competition cities like New Smyrna Beach Sebring and others plan to melt a ton of ice in direct sun. Mayors judge as 2 000 pounds of ice start at 9 am with the goal of a final 100‑pound chunk.
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Jury to Be Called In Driving Case
THOMASVILLE The second jury to be filled in Recorders Court this year will be called to render a verdict in a drunken driving case next Friday. Counsel for Mary Taylor, who faces the charge, called for a jury trial in a hearing here Monday.
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Palmetto Newsman DeCamp Found Dead Near Gaffney Garage
DeCamp 86, longtime South Carolina newspaperman and editor of Grit and Steel, was found oil covered in a ditch behind a Gaffney garage after disappearing Saturday. Cause listed as natural death per J. Hall, memorial services set for 3 p.m. with burial in Oaklawn Cemetery.
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Oaklawn
New Haven Subscribers Report Unwanted Extra Music Service
In New Haven Connecticut subscribers complained about an unexpected music service on their telephones due to a leak in a line. Most callers said they preferred not to have the extra service and asked for its removal.
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Truce in Winter War Shapes Korean Front
The article argues that the Reds aim to endure winter with minimal fighting due to mechanical limits and air battle losses. It notes UN advantages in machinery and air power, but warns of rising Chinese air bases and accurate anti aircraft fire. Officers think Communists seek exit from Korea on their own timetable.
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