Yoshida Acheson Talk Pact in San Francisco Conference
Yoshida and Acheson conferred for an hour and five minutes on questions arising from the San Francisco conference. Yoshida plans a courtesy visit to UK delegate Kenneth Younger and expects 45 to 48 of 52 nations to sign the peace treaty, with Russia, Poland and Czechoslovakia not expected to sign. Yer said he is confident the treaty will be signed on schedule next Saturday.
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Prison hosts riot of comedy and music on Labor Day
Inmates at Utah state prison plan what they call The Last Riot of 51 a riot of comedy and music with 23 acts. The event, scheduled for Labor Day, will feature 460 prisoners in the prison auditorium as part of an annual entertaining riot.
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Moon Race Opens as Western Scientists Form Society
London reporters say scientists from 11 western nations gathered to form an international interplanetary rocket society. They aim to pool information to prevent Russia from capturing the moon, with Arthur C. Clarke noting Western rivals may lag in space rocket development.
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Moon
Arthur C. Clarke
British Interplanetary Society
Swinging Pendulum Editorial on Labor Day
Editorial notes a pendulum of labor management balance, arguing it currently favors labor more than 25 years ago. It reflects on how past treatment of labor is cited by leaders and contrasts it with earlier eras, hinting at shifts over time. Continued on page 14.
Actress Knox, Harmon welcomed nine-pound boy
Former Michigan football star Tom Harmon and his actress wife Elyse Knox announced the birth of their son, a nine pound four ounce baby, in Hollywood on September 2. The couple's child adds to the family line of entertainers and grid legends.
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Michigan
Tom Harmon
Elyse Knox
Sees Capitulation To Allied Terms
At TOXAYO Sept 3 the war’s pace in Korea cooled as Gen. James A. Van Fleet warned Communists may accept UN terms and armistice in time. He cited a 50 000 man force including Caucasian and Mongolian volunteers and noted East European crews manning new radar directed anti aircraft batteries. Despite optimism talks lag, Communist propaganda grows and skirmishes resume within the truce framework. Peiping and Ouiier broadcasts claim US air and naval actions in Manchuria and near Liaotung Province.
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MIG Armada Fractured in 100-Mile Fight
American Sabre jets faced about double the number of MIGs as they battled across 100 miles of Northwest Korea from Sinuiju to Pyongyang. In a long air duel near MIG alley, 21 US fighters engaged roughly 40 Soviet-made jets, downing four MIGs with two-to-one odds against them for a second straight day.
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Holiday Toll Rise Fears Mark Labor Day Weekend
Chicago nurse Talla B Mills aged 25 lies seriously injured after being struck by a car yesterday. National traffic officials report accidents running behind last year for the first two Labor Day weekend days but fear a sharp rise today.
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Chicago
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