Group Drives to Admit China to United Nations
A bipartisan Committee of One Hundred urged expanding relations with Communist China to gain UN membership. It cited rising pro China sentiment since last November, criticized alleged media and political pressure, and highlighted Edwin Eisenhower era groups and church leaders advocating closer ties with Red China.
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Mermaid kidnapping prank ends safely in Palos Verdes
Palos Verdes reports an apparent kidnapping turned prank when four Pasadena City College students abducted Julie Tronding age 17 from her home. They escorted her to their car and then released her unharmed. Police said she was safe after the incident and described it as a college prank.
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Freighter Rescues NY Manoeuvrer At Sea Amidorde Ocean Peril
Jean Kilcher, 67, of Bethel, New York, was plucked from a sinking 32 foot sloop off Cape Henry by the freighter Lis berian Atki after two days and two nights of battling rough Atlantic waters. He had departed Florida and warned near Cape Vatteras of dangerous seas before the rescue. Captain Potamianos reported Kilcher soaked, exhausted, but alive after the lifeboat ordeal. Kilcher and his own vessel were then taken toward New York City.
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Son of auto inventor dies in Massachusetts church service
Merle J. Duryea, eldest son of the inventor credited with America's first gasoline automobile, died Sunday in Springfield Hospital after a heart attack suffered while attending church services in Longmeadow Massachusetts. He passed away two hours after he was stricken.
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Reserves Inspected by National Leaders at Los Alamitos
Large crowd attends Armed Forces Week at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station as Navy Reserve units are inspected by Rear Adm. Henry Caldwell and Lt. Gen. Frank C. Craft. The event features Marine Air Reserve personnel, the Blue Angels precision team, and demonstrations of the Grumman Tiger jet.
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Planning Proceeds for Nuclear Tests
LAS VEGAS Nevada The Atomic Energy Commission moves forward with the 1937 series of nuclear explosions next Thursday after removing a union picket line at the Nevada test site A dispute between Teamsters Local 631 and Reynolds Electric and Engineering Co primary contractor on test site construction was settled Saturday.
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War Day Features Flyover and Rescue Demonstrations
The aerobatic team performed a close order routine alongside jet displays on the runways. A simulated rescue of a pilot from a burning aircraft, a PY-2 antisubmarine plane flight in review, and helicopter maneuver demonstrations were held. Service clubs civic organisations and military installations planned special programs to honor the armed forces.
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