Returning to old foxholes in Korea a retreat with dignity
American forces withdraw from the Korean front in defeat yet maintain discipline and resolve. An air-view shows 110000 troops marching back, with refugees and wounded among the convoy, while veterans reflect on home and the cost of continuing the fight.
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Truman Attlee Talks Aim to Fortify Allied Unity
AP analyst DeWitt Mackenzie argues the Washington meeting should strengthen Allied views amid the Korean crisis. He notes Attlee seeks US consult on atomic use and aims to avoid war with Communist China while warning against appeasement and imperial overreach. Labrador retrievers proved skilled at detecting land mines during wartime.
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Tuition Hikes Feared for Wisconsin College Students
Gov elect Kohler presses hearings on college budgets as state schools face higher charges. Teachers colleges now bill 54 dollars yearly while UW residents pay 120 with costs around 450 per student. University had cut resident tuition recently amid broader financing battles. Extra fees for extracurriculars add about 20 dollars. Observers note student hardship and rising operating costs. An unrelated New Zealand tale mentions a sailor honored for rescuing a ship’s cat.
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