ROK plans to retake area held by Reds near Seoul
South Korea vowed to restore authority over Kaesong and adjacent lands south of the 38th Parallel citing imminent North Korean attack and armistice violations. The government demanded abolition of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission and criticized the United States and United Nations for a peace-at-any-cost approach.
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Seoul
38Th Parallel
United States
United Nations
ROK
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
John Foster Dulles
Kids Blame for Space Invasion Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues that children and their rocket fantasies sparked government space programs and moon trips. He jokes against first space voyages, warns of commercializing space, and defends staying on Earth as the moon remains a distant, sacred horizon. He cites Hayden Planetarium fans and laments space travel as a boyish urge that should not overwhelm earthly awe.
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U. S
Texas
Earth
Lone Star
Hayden Planetarium
Heaven
Valhalla
Coney Island
Davy Crockett
Nine Missing Cows Located In Cellar
YORK Pa. Mrs. William Parlette reported finding nine cows missing since July 24 in the cellar of an unoccupied Sunnyburn house she owns. Four cows died of starvation and asphyxiation, five survived and one calved, the calf living. The herd wandered into the ground level cellar to escape heat, one cow kicking the door shut trapping them, a strong odor led to discovery.
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York
William Parlette
Sunnyburn
Widow Finds Home For Self and 12 Kids
Mrs. Clara Magerum told the Dallas Times Herald she seeks a large house for a four day reunion with her 12 children and has received 93 offers. She accepted a Dallas motel offer after yesterday's reports. One caller offered marriage to gain exemptions for the children.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Times Herald
Clara Magerum
Norman Official Accused of Theft in Norman
Norman city records are under audit as County Attorney Hez J. Bussey expects new shortages. Vernon Sasser, a veteran building inspector for 19 years until May, faces embezzlement charges of 1122.25 from July 1954 to May 1955. His attorney T. R. Benedum notes a $1122.25 check deposited by Sasser, which Bussey says does not affect the charges.
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Norman
Okla
Hez J. Bussey
Vernon Sasser
Bussey
Sasser
Crazed Moroccan Launches One Man War in Tangier
A dope-crazed Moroccan attacked foreigners in Tangier wounding five and killing four, including James M. Batting of Teaneck New Jersey. Batting and his wife were with him when the stabbing occurred. police captured the assailant after wounding him. The man reportedly sought a jihad and had been smoking kit.
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Tangier
New Jersey
America
James M. Batting
Teaneck
N.J
North Africa
Actors Set Strike Date in Televised Programs Nationwide
The Screen Actors Guild calls a nationwide strike of all actors in television and film starting at midnight Thursday over a contract dispute. National executive secretary John L. Dales says the main issue is producers' refusal to pay actors for second run of video films.
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Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
John L. Dales
Guild
Florida town sued to abolish Lake Park
A Circuit Court suit filed yesterday in Florida seeks to abolish the town of Lake Park. John D. MacArthur, Chicago insurance man who controls most of the town’s real estate, says his company paid $35,000 in taxes in 1954 but got no adequate municipal services in return.
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West Palm Beach
Fla.p
Lake Park
John D. MacArthur
Chicago
Studebaker Strike Ended in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana CIO United Auto Workers officials report an agreement on the seniority dispute that halted the Studebaker plant for 11 of 13 days. Workers will receive bumping rights by seniority to protect job priority. Production resumes as talks begin on a new contract.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
CIO
United Auto Workers
Studebaker-Packard Corp
William Ogden
UAW
Raymond H. Berndt
Union
Studebaker Offi
Milk production per cow hits new U S record in 1954
The United States set a new record for milk production per dairy cow in 1954, reflecting higher yields and efficiency gains across major dairy states and farms nationwide.
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United States
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Crook Television Service
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