Burmese government arrests famed surgeon Dr Gordon Seagrave
Rangoon Burma Dr Gordon S Seagrave a renowned American physician is held on suspicion of aiding Karen rebels amid Burma's civil war He may face a court appearance and is detained in an undisclosed Rangoon jail U S embassy notes say he is in good health and receiving decent treatment The arrest ties to accusations he aided rebel Naw Seng to flee across the Chinese border during ongoing conflict since independence in 1948
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Pope Emphasizes Duty to Accept Church Dogma
Pope Pius XII issued a major encyclical urging clergy worldwide to accept and safeguard all church dogmas and resist religious error. The letter comes as controversy grows over a potential dogma declaring Mary’s bodily Assumption, drawing Protestant criticism and concerns about unity efforts.
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Beaded Gown Weds Kathleen Rouleau, Bead Count Revealed
Chicago report notes Kathleen Rouleau wore a wedding gown adorned with 24 500 beads. Her mother Kathryn Rouleau applied the beads, completing the work in 96 hours for the Wad sley ceremony.
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Blood Type and RH Factor Listed On Report For Donors
La Crosse county Red Cross plans to provide donors with a blood type and Rh factor card after testing at the Madison regional center. Donors will carry the card, receive a special donor pin, and must meet strict screening standards. The first La Crosse bloodmobile visit is Thursday at 10 30 p m at the Vocational school.
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Military Reserve Deferments Guide and Lists of Essential Jobs
MAJ Thomas M Nas explains deferments for reservists with essential jobs or in school, noting that dependents do not grant relief. He outlines two key lists: Commerce Department essential activities and Labor Department critical occupations, with examples like ordnance, textiles, and veterinarians. Deferments are case specific and not automatic, with procedures for submitting requests to the appropriate service authorities and commands.
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Madison Zoo Attendant Clawed by Lioness
Madison Wis a zoo attendant Thomas J Frisch 36 was clawed on the arm while rescuing two children who had climbed outer rails near the lioness enclosure He suffered five claw marks and surface wounds but was not seriously injured The incident occurred Sunday night as Frisch pulled the second child to safety about nine year old boy and girl fled the scene
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Reds Describe Uncultured Gl Prisoners in Moscow Gazette
The Literary Gazette ran a photo purporting to show captured Americans in North Korea signing a peace petition and called American soldiers uncultured gangsters. A North Korea interview with a prisoner, Paul Sanders, quoted by a Soviet correspondent, mocked soldiers and claimed a shameful U S military collapse in Korea.
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Doctor Author Dies in Chicago at 63
Dr William F Petersen 63 physician author and industrialist died after a cerebral hemorrhage suffered while gardening in Lake Geneva Wisconsin on August 7 He helped pioneer study of weather effects on health and was formerly on the staffs of Vanderbilt and University of Illinois medical schools.
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Gabrielson lauds McCarthy while urging national memory of his actions
Des Moines National Republican Chairman Guy Gabrielson told a banquet of midwestern GOP leaders that Senator McCarthy did a service by exposing communism in the state department and urged Americans not to forget his efforts. He criticized the committee investigations as persecuting McCarthy and defended his stance amid talks on winning the November election.
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Semi Overturns Injuring Three Near Osseo Wisconsin
An early Friday crash on U S 10 between Osseo and Strum left driver Robert Olson, passenger Fred Moline, and a boy with facial cuts and burns. Olson said fog from Beef River limited his visibility, causing the vehicle to leave the road. all were hospitalized in Eau Claire.
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Johnsons notified as son injured in Madison auto crash
Mr and Mrs J L Johnson of Whitehall learn their son Larry was injured in a Thursday morning auto accident in Madison receiving a broken shoulder back and head injuries.
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