Eleven Airmen Arrive in Manila After Captivity
Eleven Airmen freed from Chinese imprisonment land at Clark Field Manila after a pang of captivity in North Korea and Manchuria. They recount harsh food and interrogation, with Maj William H Baumer on crutches and Capt Elmer Llewellyn and Col Arnold among the returning group. They will head to Tokyo then the United States for reunion with families as they begin medical checkups and press conferences.
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Hong Kong
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
U. S
Arnold
North Korea
Yalu River
Manchuria
Hal
Chine
Elmer F. Llewellyn
Missoula, Mont
Clark Field
Manila
Clack Field
Korea
Rotatier
William L. Lee
13Th Air Force
Philippines
Homer Ferguson
Lee
Toy
Air Force
Tokyo
United States
Maj
Ralph Bryant
Far East Air Forces
Bryant
Miers
Jers
Red
China
O. W. D. Simpson
Staithfield
Missoula
Mont
Wallace
Brown
Banks
Ala
John W. Buck
Armathwaite
Tenn
Howard W. Brown
St. Paul
Minn
Steven E. Kiba
Akron
Ohio
Harry M. Benjamin Jr
Worthington
John W. Thompson
Orange Va
Arnold, Baumer
Vandi
Schmidt
Administration Tightens Credit Measures Amid Rapid Debt Rise
Federal Reserve actions curb lending as banks borrow heavily from regional reserves to expand money supply. Auto and consumer credit reach new peaks over six months, prompting officials to raise borrowing costs to curb excesses while preserving credit for legitimate business and Christmas stock buildup.
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Federal Reserve
Reserve Bank
Russians Resume Atom Tests
The article notes Secretary of Defense Wilson remarks that the United States remains ahead of the Russians in nuclear matters. It discusses Russian proposals for destruction of nuclear weapons and an end to tests, while the U.S. emphasizes strict verification to prevent cheating.
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Jkonwe
Wilson
Pecs
United States
Carnival Canceled After Fire Destroys Stands
In Easton Pennsylvania the Avona Fire Department shut down its carnival for the day after a blaze destroyed six carnival stands and damaged two more on the grounds just across from the Avona firehouse. The fire department reported no injuries. Fire investigators were called to determine the cause. Local officials expressed concern about damages and safety.
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Easton
UPI
Avona Fire Department
Avona Fire House
Moscow Rejects Arms Exchange as Russia Resumes Tests
Washington reports that Premier Bulganin rejected Eisenhower's Geneva arms proposal for exchanging military blueprints and aerial photos with the United States while Moscow announces a renewed Russian nuclear weapons test. The combined moves signal Moscow's stance on disarmament and the arms race amid Geneva diplomacy.
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Washington
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Geneva
Russia
United States
Free World
Bulganin
Atomic Energy Commission
jAmerican
Bulgenin
Soe
Soviet Premier Rejects President Disarmament Plan
Soviet leader Bulganin defends a Geneva disarmament plan as a step toward ending the cold war. He states the USSR will use all power to aid peace, cites Western and Communist China talks, and calls for a broad reduction of armed forces and a halt to mass weapons production. The piece notes Eisenhower’s plan, German reunification questions, and expected British visit. It also mentions Adm. Robert Carney receiving the Distinguished Service Medal from President Eisenhower.
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Moscow
Geneva
Eisenhower
Bulganin
United States
Ussr
London
SSS
Soviet Union
U. N
U. S
Sen. George
D-Ga
Great Britain
China
Germany
France
Enlai
West Germany
Communist Party
Nikita S
Edgar Faure
Weing
Bulgaria
Russia
Nems
Gan
Adm
Robert Carney
Washington Upi
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs of
Istaff
Carney
Arleigh Burke
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Friendly
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