Austin argues UN unity can win Korean War without split
Warren R. Austin, U N chief delegate, told Tulane University that the United Nations can win the Korean War without sacrificing world unity. He cited Greece as proof that political and military aims must be linked, noting no cease fire was needed to defeat Communist imperialism.
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Chinese Armies Mystery Force in Korea
Lt Gen Edward Almond, commander of the U S 10th Corps, said Chinese armies in Korea survive on dwindling grain supplies as American artillery and air power destroy stockpiles. He warned of another attack and vowed to keep punching into massed enemy areas despite a current lull seen as a Communist maneuver.
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Pretzel Reaches Age of Ninety in STMITZ
In STMITZ Pennsylvania the pretzel maker turned ninety yesterday as the town hosted its largest birthday celebration. State officials including Senator James H Duff and William B Livengood attended to praise local ingenuity in pretzel making and mark the milestone.
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Evangelist Rev. Thomas Franz to Speak at Indiana Rally
The Rev Thomas Franz a noted singer and evangelist will address the Indiana County Holiness Youth Crusade Rally on May 1 1981 at the Wesleyan Methodist Church located at the corner of 12th and Church Streets Indiana Pa The meeting starts at 7 45 PM.
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Pretzel Day Parade Draws 50 Thousand Fans
Jstate and local leaders joined a mass pretzel gathering while school children enjoyed a day off. The high school band led a parade as Santa Von Ehrenfreid, Miss Lancaster 1950, presided as pretzel queen with young models in the court. Shirtsleeve weather drew attendees from neighboring towns.
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Archduke Otto Weds Princess Regina in Lorraine Ceremony
Archduke Otto of Habsburg and Princess Regina of Saxony Meiningen wed in a civil ceremony at City Hall followed by Roman Catholic rites at the Church of the Ropemakers in Nancy France. The event drew Europe’s royalty and centered on Otto’s claim to the title Duke of Lorraine.
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Red Star Reports Ulrich Death in Moscow
Red Star obituary notes Col. Gen. Vasily Vasilevitch Ulrich, 62, died in Moscow. The Riga native and Bolshevik since 1910 presided at purge trials in the 1930s and later taught Soviet jurists, earning numerous high military orders.
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Israel Premier Visits West Point in Historic Tour
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion of Israel makes his first U.S. visit to the United States Military Academy at West Point New York traveling by auto. He will visit the grave of Col. David Marcus, a West Point graduate and former New York City Corrections Commissioner under Mayor La Guardia, after receiving a typical ticker-tape parade welcome in Manhattan yesterday.
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28th Div Activities Reviewed At Camp Atterbury
Soldiers of the 28th Infantry Division traded winter olive drab for tan khakis at Camp Atterbury Indiana. Maj. General Daniel B. Strickler announced the changeover last week as temperatures hovered in the mid 70s. The Keystone division is engaging in field training amid favorable weather with comments from Sgt. Lake Pintea of Erie Pennsylvania noting the season feels right.
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Cordell Hull Improving After Illness
Cordell Hull the former secretary of state is improving at Bethesda Maryland where officials say his condition remains serious after a respiratory infection and heart ailment. Hull, aged 79, has been hospitalized since Saturday, with the improvement noted as steady though still grave in tone.
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28th Division Baseball: Simmons Shines in Openers
Corporal Curt Simmons, ex Phillies ace, dominates in 15 innings with two hits allowed and a perfect start to his stint. Co coaches Ernst and Haas plan to split mound duties among Charlie Bicknell Bob Milliken and Joe Mya as the 28th Division fields its unbeaten team. Field operations shift to a Camp Hill post with headquarters training in the field this week. GIs pursue education via USAFI with high school diplomas and college credits, including access to Franklin College Indiana and about 50 colleges nationwide.
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