US may act on 35 Chinese students held
The United States may allow 35 Chinese students to return home before Christmas, a move that could undercut Peiping’s claim that the 35 are hostages for U.S. airmen imprisoned as spies. State Department signaled no swap deal for the airmen, while joint agency review continues. allies push for release to bolster U.S. moral position.
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Nixon and Thomas deny pressure in Condon clearance case
In Riverside, California, Thomas says he personally withdrew Condon's security clearance after reviewing the file. Nixon was not available for comment. The ASC stated Condon's clearance was clearly consistent with national security, marking the fourth postwar clearance for the official.
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Views Differ on Condon's Clearances
The Atomic Scientists of Chicago say Vice President Nixon influenced Navy security denial for Dr. Edward A. Condon, former head of the Bureau of Standards. Condon resigned Monday as research director of Corning Glass Works, saying he could not obtain fair government review of his status. The ASC warned that political abuse of the personnel security system has finally surfaced.
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Two Youths Convicted In Thrill-Kills
In Brooklyn, an all-male Kings County jury convicted Jack Koslow and Melvin Millman of first degree murder for torturing and drowning Willard Menter in a Brooklyn park on August 17. Trachtenberg received a separate trial. Lieberman faces a manslaughter charge. Sentencing date not set.
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Gas Line Blast Near Osawatomie Widespread Fire
A 30 inch natural gas pipeline exploded seven miles west of Osawatomie Kansas last night sending a flame visible as far as Kansas City about 50 miles away. The blast caused a large fire as crews worked to control the blaze and assess damage.
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Ruth Selwyn to be honored in funeral service tomorrow
Ruth Selwyn, Broadway's only woman producer, dies at 49 after a career as an actress and former wife of Edgar Selwyn. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow in Hollywood. legal name Ruth Wilcox Selwyn Warburton. In Baltimore a health note mentions that many American hospitals use electronic fever-producing devices.
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Russia Hints Japan Pact Possible Peace With Soviets
Tokyo broadcasts translated from Moscow suggest Japan can seek peace and business with the Soviet Union and Red China without breaking its alliance with the United States. The broadcast quotes a Portovsky analysis of the joint Soviet Red China statement and follows Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu’s remarks about a settlement with the Communists that would not prejudice alliance with free nations.
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