Funeral Rites Set For Margo Jones
Dallas born theatrical personality Margo Jones 41 longtime editor of Theater 55 dies in Dallas hospital from kidney ailment Honorary pallbearers will be staff and actors from her in the round arena theater founded 1947 Burial planned in Livingston her southeast Texas hometown She co produced Broadway hit Inherit the Wind and was renowned as angel of new playwrights.
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Park Guards Turn Blood Factories in Philadelphia Study
Nineteen City park guards in Philadelphia take part in a novel experiment to donate blood every two weeks. Blood is separated into plasma and red cells with the red cells returned immediately. plasma is stored. If successful, donors could give about 50 pints per year, ten times the usual limit, aiding plasma shortages in emergencies. The project, led by Joseph Smolens at Children’s Hospital, runs nine more months.
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U.S. Far East Defenses Emphasize Mobility Amid Threats
An on-the-ground tour of Pacific bases outlines FEAF limits and a mobility plan to deter a potential Communist air attack. Brig. Gen. Lee notes 2000 aircraft versus an estimated 8000 from Siberia to the South China coast, while the Navy stresses fast carrier task forces and dispersed bases like Clark, Subic Bay, and Cubi Point to keep forces ready in hours.
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Haymes May Stay In United States
Singer Dick Haymes born in Argentina may remain in the United States after the Justice Department dropped its deportation bid. He had entered the country in 1937 seeking permanent residence and faced possible loss of citizenship for neutrality during World War II. A judge ruled Hawaii is part of the U S and Haymes did not actually leave the country during a 1953 trip, so no appeal will be filed.
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Gen Dean's Red Quizzer Arrested
South Korean counterintelligence says Lee Chang Kwang, 25, a suspected Communist agent, entered Chonju prison to question Maj. Gen. William F. Dean after his August 1950 capture. Lee allegedly passed Dean's replies to the Communists. Dean offered no military information. Lee was captured before a planned U S trip under an assumed name.
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Alaska Fish Catch Worth 31 Million In 1954
The commercial catch of fish in Alaska in 1954 totaled 338 million pounds valued at more than 31 million dollars, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service report released Tuesday.
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Mexico to Buy Tankers In European Fleet Expansion
Mexico plans to purchase several vessels in Europe to expand the government oil industry's tanker fleet. Navy superintendent Captain Augusto Azael Perez said on Tuesday that negotiations are underway to add ships to the fleet.
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