Peace In Korea Truce Could Benignly End Bloodshed
Washington notes the immediate gain of a Korea truce ending American casualties, yet foresees a gloomier long term. The Eisenhower administration weighs two paths: prolong fighting risking wider war or accept an armistice hoping for better outcomes. Chinese aims, trade reopening, and UN Security Council seat pressure shape the debate as peace talks loom.
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Russia Israel relations resume tests global diplomacy
United Press outlines implications of Russia and Israel renewing diplomatic ties. The report links the move to a softer Soviet foreign policy and hints at broader aims in Asia and the Middle East, including shifts in Turkey, India, Pakistan, Ceylon, and Indochina, with war-supply and economic negotiations cited.
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Asia Minor
Asia
Dardanelles
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Indochina
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Lavrenti Beria
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Sia
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Pakistan
India
Ceylon
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Capital Bus Depot Damaged By Blaze
Fire started by burning grease in the stove vented through a duct damaged the American Buslines depot in downtown Oklahoma City early Tuesday. District Fire Chief Jake Amberg put the loss at 5000 dollars with heavy damage to the cafe and smoke damage to the remaining areas. Firemen said the blaze began about 2 30 a m as grease was sucked into a ventilator duct and spread through the cafe.
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Oklahoma City
American Buslines
Jake Amberg
Beer Law Suit Tests Oklahoma Cities Ban
Oklahoma City July 21 A test suit over the states new Sunday beer law questions only cities rights to ban Sunday beer sales for off site consumption The Oklahoma Malt Beverage Association said the suit seeks no challenge to bans at the tavern doors Attorney Rowe Cook asked the State Criminal Court of Appeals to release James Higgs an Altus service station operator jailed for selling beer Sunday Higgs bond set at 100 pending oral arguments July 29 Altus Police Chief Clint Brake to file a written answer by Monday
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Oklahoma Malt Beverage Association
Rowe Cook
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State Criminal Court of Appeals
James Higgs
Altus
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Higgs
Clint Brake
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Scouts Find Flag With Fewer Stars At Jamboree
Jerry Billings a 16 year old from Her long Calif points out the flag at Section 4 HQs retreat shows 45 stars instead of 48. Leaders count six rows of alternating eight and seven stars. Santa Clara council had used the flag at camps but failed to notice the shortfall.
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Section 4
Jerry Billings
Herlong
Chet Barrett
Santa Clara
Hal Boyle on world population and cars outpacing pace
Hal Boyle argues population growth outstrips food supply while U S car production soars. He warns autos now outnumber people two to one, causing traffic jams and urban strain and calls for staggered work hours and travel to curb congestion and preserve mobility.
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