05 Aug 1953
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1953
Page
1
A memoir of summer woods near a dam describes wary wildlife and human intrusion. The narrator recalls ducks, a lone duckling, webs of spiders, stinging nettle, hikers, mosquitoes, and the lively swallows dancing over a reservoir while cicadas hum, all set in August heat.
Seattle PA Gov Fine joins Dewey and three governors in urging repeal of a post Civil War statute the FBI uses to probe state facilities. He argues it lets federal agents interfere with state institutions and cites the Pennhurst case. The governors meet at the 46th annual conference, with Fine on the Resolutions Committee.
New York based Air Line Pilots Association president Clarence N Sayen urges the Civil Aeronautics Board to halt waivers for contract carriers after Aviation Week reports the rule allows two pilots to fly nearly indefinitely. Sayen calls for public hearings if renewal is considered.
A Manila report says Burma urged waivers for contract carriers to ease rice shortages in Southeast Asia. It notes opposition and safety concerns over extended flights, with a proposal for a relief pilot and a third crew member to cover long legs. The article cautions limits on domestic air travel and cites U S officials.
The White House affirmed that plans to aid Korea will not turn U S combat troops into laborers. Secretary Dulles described using Army personnel for technical assistance to speed reconstruction while combat units remain on weapons duty. Kefauver warned and officials stressed most effort will be technical training and support for South Korea to rebuild.
Atlanta youth 13, Arnold Gershon, asked about D U K W T 172E M 48 A 1 M 46 Walker Bulldog tanks and weapon tests. Army G 2 investigated and found he posed no enemy threat, being a curious student of military gear.
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