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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1952
Page
7
United Nations Command screened 4,000 North Korean civilian internees on their wish to return to the communist homeland if an armistice occurs. Plans call for about 4,000 screened daily until 45,000 questioned, part of a broader figure among 70,000 POWs who favor repatriation.
On the Grayling Zamboanga two passengers went berserk with bolo knives aboard an inter-island motorship. The death toll rose to 13 including six women and children. six of twenty injured died later in hospital. One attacker was killed and the other wounded and captured.
Parts of Manila faced one to two feet of flooding as heavy rains from a tropical storm drenched the city. Forecasters reported the storm had strengthened to an 86 mph typhoon near the Southern Ryukus and was moving northeast toward Okinawa at 14 mph.
An advertisement touts a simple plan to eat regular meals at home while using Renor with unsweetened grapefruit juice to shed pounds. It claims reducible fat and urges purchasing from a druggist with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The Duke of Windsor born James Edward Albert Christian George on June 23 1894 at White Lodge Richmond Park England was heir to the Duke of York later King George V He reigned as Prince of Wales 1911 1936 then became King Edward VIII abdicated January 20 December 11 1936 to wed Wallis Warfield Simpson.
A group including Ordell, David, and the Professor confront a masked gunman while Susie the dog defends from the quarry. A chase ends with a fatal fall. Rodney James is revealed as the host. Susie is injured but survives. the trunk yields only a faded note about rightful ownership of gold.
The Oklahoma War Dancing Club is formed in Oklahoma City led by Ralph Beard to promote authentic Native American dances and ensure Indians have first claim on staging them.
The 990 foot United States, 53 300 ton luxury liner, moved from Virginia to New York for its first home port call, with 1300 guests aboard and a 30 minute speed burst reaching 33 knots. Secretary Sawyer criticizes audit disputes over a 42 million dollar government subsidy agreed in 1949, as President Truman orders an inquiry.
Louis Braille was added to France's honored dead in the Panthéon a century after his death. A procession of the blind with white canes followed his coffin as it moved to the high domed church where famed French citizens rest.
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower will appear on a Denver telecast from 10 to 10 15 p m to clash with Sen Robert A Taft on foreign policy adviser Sen Carlson says Eisenhower differs significantly from Taft on achieving a durable peace Eisenhower returned from a 2500 mile trip to Texas and Nevada
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