Four Airmen Recall Treatment by Reds During Imprisonment
Four Airmen describe their captivity from September 1952 to January 1953 in Mukden and Peiping, detailing harsh winters, limited heating, solitary confinement, limited letters, and eased conditions after the Geneva conference in April 1954. They recount meals described as basic with seaweed and birds nests, daily exercise, and a back pay of 14328 dollars mentioned by Fischer, who notes the tense mood and eventual trial with short notice.
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Mrs. Doss Sentenced To Life In Prison
Legal records state Mrs. Doss, deemed sane, will serve life for murder. She faces charges for five poisoning deaths including four husbands and her mother. Toxicology links poison to all five, while she denies involvement in the mother’s death and claims innocence regarding husband No. 2. Police investigation pursued bodies of relatives and acquaintances.
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Central High Hall of Fame honors editor Reed Surratt
Reed Surratt editor for the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel and Edwin Kahn of Arlington Virginia were named to the Central High School Hall of Fame for contributions through journalism to their community and state.
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Hodges to Toastmaster at North Carolina breakfast event
Gov Hodges will serve as toastmaster at a June breakfast observing the Daily Month in North Carolina. More than 200 people are expected to attend the morning event at the College Union, North Carolina State College. Betty Jo Ring of Lexington, Miss North Carolina, leads a list of special guests.
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Air Force Expands Coverage to Formosa Area
The US Air Force expands its reach to Formosa with advance HQ at Taipei and units reassigned under Pacific Air Force. Brig. Gen. William Lee announces Formosa coverage by July 10, with the 13th and 15th Air Forces shifting to Maj. Gen. Lory Smith's Pacific command and tactical control moving from the 6th to the 13th at Taipei. The main 13th HQ stays at Clark Field near Manila.
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Virginia Bonds Upheld In Segregation Era Ruling
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court confronts segregation in public schools. Judge Bazile asserts voters in July 1953 knew Virginia’s Constitution Section 140 and that only segregated schools could operate, supporting Shelton's bond sale contention.
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Senate Debates Aid Program Funds and Criticism of Gimmick
The Senate faces a clash over a new aid program with Democrats labeling it a jobs for Republicans ploy. Ellender says chances to alter the bill are slim and will push the fight to the Appropriations Committee. The authorization totals 3.408 billion dollars with 122 million more military aid previously authorized last year, totaling 3.53 billion.
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Ledford manslaughter conviction yields suspended sentence
Marshall Ledford, 62, was granted a suspended sentence in the February 2 death of Jack Moore, 40, at Ledford's Springs Creek home after Madison Superior Court Judge Zeb V. Nettles also ordered a $1,000 fine for Moore's widow. Ledford, charged with murder, was convicted of manslaughter after testimony said Moore brought whisky and advanced with a knife as Ledford fired.
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Fugitives Recaptured in Maryland and California Escapes
Willie Gray Jeffreys, a 1943 Gates County prison escapee serving 25 to 30 years for second degree murder, was arrested by Baltimore police on Tuesday. DeArmond Williams, 39, of Charlotte, also a Gates County camp escapee, was captured by police in Long Beach California after escaping last year. Williams had been sentenced in Cabarrus County in January last year to 11 to 17 years for breaking and entering larceny and receiving.
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Stocks Edge Up As Steel and Chemicals Lead Rebound
New York stocks showed a modest advance with gains of 1 to 3 points in several sections as steel and chemical shares fueled the rally. Trading volume reached about 1.47 million by 1 p.m. with tobacco, aircrafts steady, rails and airlines mixed, and Sperry Rand and Trane among active issues on the board.
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Ford workers weigh new plan amid idle talks at Rouge plant
At a mass meeting of 15 000 to 20 000 workers Carl Stellito president of Ford's Rouge plant claimed Ford offered a improved plan than earlier, while details remained sealed. He noted union economists were evaluating it and warned against renewing a five year contract. The UAW seeks shorter weeks with pay, while the company backs a stock purchase and guaranteed wage options. GM talks drift behind Ford as GM contract nears expiry next Tuesday.
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