Bandits Attempt Liquor Store Robbery In Paramount
A yellow model convertible bandits tried to rob Paramount liquor store at 14985 Garfield, but fled when a customer and the owner, Philip Liberto, faced them with a gun. The assailants sped away toward Long Beach. one was identified by the elder Liberto as a customer who had previously cased the shop.
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Communists Lose Ground in French Assembly Race
Paris reports show Communist candidates defeated constituency by alliances of Socialists MRPs and Radicals while still leading in popular votes. Result is not a landslide against communism as new electoral rules shifted seats to allied parties, with Gaullist RPF rally noted.
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United Press Staff
Corresp
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National Assembly
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Rally of the French People
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Chinese Reds Pour Artillery Into Wide Front
Chinese Communist forces redeploy along a 50 mile Korean front back into bunkers and pour artillery into the Iron Triangle near Pyongyang and Kumsong as Allied patrols push northward from Korangpo Ri toward the Imjin River. Reinforcements move south across no man’s land in preparation for another push to drive UN forces from Korea.
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Red Assembly
North Korea
Kumsong
Whose Ox Is Gored Discussing Medical Training Limits
A group of SBCOR leaders discusses two paths for health care reform including a private medical insurance plan versus socialized medicine. During Q a member asked about limits on medical student education. The reply questioned doctors restricting training but labeled such limits unsound. Continued on page 16.
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