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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
6
Martial law authorities reported North Korea ordered guerrillas to assassinate South Korean leaders around the war anniversary, with documents uncovered by South Korean police outlining the plan. The claim emerges amid tensions as the Korean War nears its second anniversary.
Canberra reports Acting Prime Minister Sir Arthur Fadden announced Australia would seek a deal with the United States and Britain to further develop uranium resources, especially in the Northern Territory. Menzies will lead negotiations next week in Washington, with talks to cover financial and technical aid. The US previously contracted to buy much of Radium Hill output, and Rum Jungle is cited as a potential top producer.
Dr. L. A. T. Meyer enters a disputed bout against an unnamed Danish competitor. The fragment hints at a courtroom style contest or athletic confrontation, with unclear sponsor details and status. Further readable elements suggest a formalized challenge or match setup.
Salt Lake City veteran Dean Chase, 24, stationed at Fort Ord California, faces a general court martial after sending a letter to General Mark Clark calling his handling of the Rose affair repugnant and disgraceful. The report notes related church and Nazi era tensions involving Cardinal Faulhaber and clashes over Catholic persecution.
BAY CITY Mich AP as the battle between doctors and osteopaths at Bay City General Hospital enters its third day the city remains neutral. Mayor Cederberg backs the council decision allowing osteopathy to use the hospital while physicians pull equipment and transfer patients. Police cases will be handled by osteopathy, and MDs refuse to treat emergencies. The feud escalates as hospital census averages rise and a request for arbitration is rejected by the Bay County Medical Society.
Henry E. Arnett aged 48 of Chesterfield and Dorothy I. Vaughan aged 24 of St. Charles filed for a marriage license.
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