Twelve North Korean Officials Accused of Spying for U.S.
Tokyo AP reports North Korean radio claimed twelve officials were prosecuted for plans to overthrow the regime and spy for U.S. agents. Named figures include Rhee Syng Yop, Pak Hong Wong, and others, amid cabinet purges and shifts in foreign ministry posts.
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Pyongyang
U. S
Rhee Syng Yop
Peoples Censorship Committee
Pak Hong Wong
Rhee Syng Yon
Bee Sung Yup
Kim Tl Sung
Pak
Lee
Twe Rok
Lee Tong Kun
Red China
Nam IL
Panmurjom
Kim
Chiheae
Yenan
Moscow
North Korea
Korean Communist Party
Ike Proclaims Citizens Day Observance
President Eisenhower designated Thursday September 17 as Citizens Day and urged flag displays on public buildings and homes. He called officials and civic groups to plan ceremonies to strengthen civic rights and responsibilities and unity, noting Citizenship Day honors the 1787 constitutional signing and new citizens.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
A Shuffling Page Lineup Across the Newspaper
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Boyle
Eisenhower Says Start Solid Yet Only Beginning
President Eisenhower declares in a radio address that his administration has begun building an honest, efficient regime at home and advancing world peace. He notes progress with Congress on defense, refugees, taxes, and economic controls while warning the Soviet Union and signaling a cautious path ahead. The speech aims to rebut Democratic criticisms as he cautions about trials and hazards in the coming period.
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Eisenhower
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Korea
Russia
Asia
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Sam Rayburn
Texas
GOP
Berlin police clash with Red invaders over food parcels
More than 3000 Red toughs stormed West Berlin sectors to disrupt Allied food parcels for Soviet Zone Germans. Police used clubs and water cannons, several Reds wounded, many arrested. Reports note ongoing East West tension and prisoner movements tied to Korea War exchanges.
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West Berlin
Iron Curtain
Strifetorn
Bac
Inelui Iz
Hank Man
East Germany
Telestea
Reds
ROK
Long Beach
Alfies
Americans refuse repatriation in Korea stay behinds
Liberated U S and British POWs reveal some chose life under Communist rule after leaving Panmunjom. Cpl Charles Bryant Jr reports a unit’s truck moved toward the exchange as some men remained with Reds amid propaganda and warnings. Other former captives say several Americans refused return. pockets of stays persist with special treatment and peer pressure.
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Freedom Village
Korea
Panmunjom Exchange
Cpl
Charles Bryant Jr
Cincinnati
Reds
U. S
James Davis
Bradshaw
Davis
Pfc
Donald C. Stewart
Navy whodunit ends with anchor of wet misadventure
In a mid Atlantic transfer prank, Frank C Nash assistant secretary of defense was dunked from Missouri to a destroyer via breeches buoy. Film footage failed as most shots were out of focus or cropped. In Detroit a ceremonial retreat honored the last US soldier to die in the Korean war, Se t Harold R Croeser.
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Frank C. Nash
Defense
Guantanamo
Cuba
Norfolk
Caribbean
Nash
Mighty Mo
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Midway
Leccee
Detroit
Set
Harold R. Croeser
United States
Dope Ring Targeted U S Troops Near Tokyo
A Japanese Nippon Times report says communists run a $1,000,000-a-year narcotics ring aimed at demoralizing American soldiers and funding Reds in Japan. Hundreds of addicts are at a base near Tokyo, with 10 U S soldiers dying from heroin overdoses this year. The Japanese government probes the operation while US officials pledge full cooperation. Federal agents report heroin appears in west coast traffic from Communist China via Hong Kong, confirmed by the Narcotics Bureau in its 1952 report.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nippon Times
the Times
U. S. Far East Command
Washington
China
U. S
Hong Kong
Narcotics Bureau
B. T. Mitchell
FCC Plans Compatible Color TV Standard with Existing Sets
The FCC proposes to approve a new NTSC color television system that can be tuned on existing receivers. The NTSC, representing major industry groups, seeks uniform color standards. If approved, CBS color cannot be received on current sets without conversion, while NBC and RCA support exploring NTSC.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
National Television System Committee
FCC
NISC
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Columbia
Radio Corporation of America
Weather Update for Mest Through Saturday
A brief forecast notes Mest will be slightly warmer through Saturday with a daytime high near 80 degrees. No significant rain or storms expected, sunshine or partial clouds likely.
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Satuday
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