Ex-Airman Kinder Returned For Trial In Korea Slaying
In Seoul fifth Air Force reports former Airman 2 C Thomas L Kinder will face premeditated murder and conspiracy charges after a U S arrest in Osceola Wisconsin. Col James L Lowenberg identifies Kinder and Rob ert W Toth as two ex airmen linked to the death of Korean Bang Soon Kil last September.
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Seoul
Korea
United States
5Th Air Force
James L. Lowenberg
Thomas L. Kinder
Bang Soon Kil
Lowenberg
Kinder
Osceola
Wis
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburgh
Taegu
U. S
Toth
Bang
Kefauver Holds Report Not All True
Senate subcommittee majority says ammunition shortages in Korea caused needless American deaths during the 22 months under Gen. Van Fleet. Kefauver issues a minority report opposing sweeping generalities and challenging consistency among Army testimony.
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Washington
Senate
Korea
Armed Services Subcommittee
James A. van Fleet
U.S. 8Th Army
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Air Force helicopter rescues pilot from sea near North Korea
Second Lt. John S. Gaskin of Albemarle North Carolina bailed out 2 miles south of Sinanju after ground fire damaged his F84 Thunderjet. A rescue helicopter covered 120 miles to pick him up as Red gunfire splashed near the site. Helicopter pilots Maj. James L. Blackburn and Capt. John W. Caldwell landed amid shelling while Airman Francis E. Tucker helped bring Gaskin aboard. Excavators unearthed a 3000 year old Greek clay tablet showing a dancing figure, possibly the world s first doodle.
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Seoul
Air Force
Yellow Sea
North Korea
Red
John S. Gaskin
St. Albemarle
N. C
Sinanju
Gaskin
James L. Blackburn
San Marcos
Tex
John W. Caldwell
Homer
Francis E. Tucker
Lilbourne
German Church Faces New Battle For Survival
The Soviet East German regime warps on the Protestant Evangelical and Catholic churches with arrests of pastors and priests, confiscations of church homes, and a crackdown under the peace law. East Germany’s bishops denounce policy as a breach of Potsdam religious freedom, while the Evangelical church bears the brunt of Red persecution.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Toda
United States
East Germany
Reds
Berlin
Wilhelm Weskamm
Germany
Otto Dibelius
Fiddle Star Florian Zabach Seeks Romantic Lead Break
Florian Zabach, a 32 year old TV fiddle performer, pursues a romantic lead in a musical comedy as he builds an acting side career. He owns a 1732 Guarnerius valued at 75000 dollars and hopes better reception from women producers to land a higher profile role.
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Elizabeth Toomey
United Press
New York
Florian Zabach
Florian
Zabach
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Vienna
Chicago
Guarnerius
Hollywood
Violence Shocks Nation as Labor Strikes Escalate
The Associated Press reports widespread disruption with 100000 workers idle. In Syracuse a clash injures a sheriff deputy and three pickets as General Electric plants face CIO IUE actions.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
General Electric Co
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
CIO
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Budd Co
UAW International
Chrysler
Ford Motor Company
Canton
Ford
Warner Gear Co
Muncie
Ind
Studebaker
Willys, Nash
General Motors
AFL
Newark
N. J
St. Louis
Moon in Orbit Proposal Urges U S Space Leadership
Philadelphia astronomer Dr. I M Leavitt urged immediate U S action to launch a man made moon in a closed earth orbit as a practical first step in space conquest. He said Russia could beat the U S if not led and that a $7 million mission could be done within two years under guided missile programs.
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Philadelphia
United States
Russia
I. M. Leavitt
Fels Planetarium
Franklin Institute
Signals Corps Engineering Laboratory
Monmouth
N. J
Leavitt
Armed Forces
Eisenhower, Leaders Back Pakistan Wheat Loan Plan
President Eisenhower and Republican leaders agreed to back a bill for a one million ton wheat loan to Pakistan to aid drought stricken relief. The plan would be handled by the Commodity Credit Corp with price terms not yet decided and aims to reduce U.S. surplus while aiding Pakistan. National politics and other agenda items were reviewed, including agriculture department reorganization and Bermuda talks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Pakistan
House
Martin
Mass
Senate
Agriculture Department
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Bermuda
U. S
Commodity Credit Corp
Hawaii
Coronation Day Begins For Queen Elizabeth II Ahead of Westminster
London dispatch notes 6 am wake up for the queen with tea. BBC music from 5:30 am and cheers from crowds at the Albert Memorial. The procession includes the royal couple in the state coach to Westminster Abbey for a 10:26 am ceremony and a televised fireworks display later.
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London
Mary MacDonald
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Miss MacDonald
British Broadcasting Co
BBC
Elizabeth
Albert Memorial
Palace
Prince Charles
Anne
Duke of Edinburgh
Worshipful Company of Gardeners
England
Churchill
Eisenhower
Westminster Abbey
Leader urges action on President's tax plan
The speaker called action on the President's tax program "kind of a must" and expressed hope that a majority of the House Ways and Means Committee will see the fight.
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Amarity
House Ways and — Committee
Why BC Relieves Headache and Neuralgia Quickly
Advertising copy promotes BC products for quick relief of headaches neuralgia and minor pains. It claims multiple ingredients work together for faster effect and urges purchase of Headache Tablets powders and tables in 10 25 cent and family bottle sizes.
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National Geographic Society
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Nation
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