Col Harrison Eight Others at Travis AFB
Col Harrison among nine Korean War prisoners repatriated to Travis Air Force Base after two years in captivity. Harrison, a 32 year old who lost a leg when shot down over North Korea, was greeted by family including his wife and daughter as the group disembarked from a four engine transport. The return followed a rest stop in Honolulu before arrival at 7 p.m. Some prisoners arrived on litters while Harrison walked down the ramp. The report notes Harrison had previously spoken of torture.
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Travis Air Force (Base
Barbara Anne
Harrison
Thomas D. Harrison
North Korea
Honolulu
Lawrence A. Buzbee
Ruskin
Fila
Travis
Ray Harrison
Clovis
N. M
Col. Harrison
Travis Field
Korea
Doris
United Press
Radford Succeeds Bradley as Head of Joint Chiefs
Adm. Arthur Radford takes over as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon in a brief oath ceremony. Gen. Omar Bradley, the former chairman, receives thanks and a formal resolution praising his 42 years of service and leadership toward world peace. Defense Secretary Wilson lauds both men and their contributions to national defense.
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Washington
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Omar Bradley
Pentagon
Brandley
Radford
Brad
Defense
Wilson
Bradley
Joint Chiefs
Armed Services
Carson Gardens defeats annexation by 118 vote margin
Carson Gardens area of Lakewood voted against annexation to Long Beach by 118 votes, with 635 no to 537 yes. The ruling followed prior illegality findings by Judge Swain protests by property owners. Lakewood Plaza Units 1 and 2 also rejected annexation by 35 votes.
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Lakewood
Carson Gardens
Long Beach
Superior Court
Frank Swain
Lakewood Plaza
Lakewood Village
Eisenhower Signs Tax Bill Ending Stars Tax Dodge
President Eisenhower signed a law curbing foreign earned income exemptions for high earners, limiting exempt earnings to 20000 dollars for citizens abroad at least 17 or 187 consecutive months. The measure closes loopholes used by movie stars and others to avoid U.S. taxes, part of a batch of 15 bills signed.
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Denver
Eisenhower
U. S
Congress
U.S
Glasgow man fined for throwing false teeth at theater usher
Alexander Brown was fined five pounds for taking his false teeth from his mouth and hurling them at a theater usher during removal. His wife told the court he was sober when he left home.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Alexander Brown
Prisoner exchange violence injures 323 in Korea dispute
U N Command reports clashes as civilians stone taunted prisoners near Inchon while 4400 more Allied captives are freed. Fifty Americans among the freed, marking the fifth day of the prisoner exchange. Airlift gains momentum with transports landing at Travis Air Force Base and Tokyo departures. A second troopship carrying 437 repatriates sails Inchon Harbor for homeward rotation.
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United States
Auto Hits Youth Takes Him Away
Compton police report four youths in red jackets struck a boy with a 1938 two door sedan near Wilmington and Cressey Avenues at 3 am. They picked him up unconscious, placed him in the car and fled with lights out. Witnesses corroborate, but the injured boy remains missing as police check hospitals.
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Willowbrook
Wilmington
Cressey Aves
Compton
William Ventriss
Ventriss
Weather forecast shows hazy sun with morning fog
Hazy sunshine persists through Sunday with morning low clouds and focal fog. Little temperature change expected as conditions remain stable across the day.
Sleepwalking housewife fights off attacker in car
In Inglewood AP report, 32 year old Mrs. Maryjane Oliver told deputies she, while sleepwalking, woke in the back seat of a car as a man drove and another molested her. She fought them off, was dumped from the vehicle, treated for injuries, and sent home. She has a history of sleepwalking linked to her 3 year old son's death four years earlier.
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Inglewood
Sheriff's Deputies
Maryjane M. Oliver
John
Willard Moody
Detroit
Dennis
Bobby
Dougler
General Motors
Where to Find It Boyle-Page B-2 Churches-Pages A-4
The item lists locations inside the newspaper for reader reference. It directs readers to sections for churches, classifieds, comics, financial news, obituaries, radio and TV, shipping tables, sports, theaters, and related content across pages A and B.
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Boyle
Tainted PWs May Be Held for Treason
LOS ANGELES Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell said American prisoners of war who collaborated with Communist captors in Korea may face treason charges. The Justice Department will study applicable laws and decide if prosecutions are warranted with information from the armed services. Some POWs have been denounced by fellow POWs for alleged cooperatio n with Reds and for preferential treatment.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Brownell
Korea
Brownell
Justice Department
Armed Services
Nations differ on makeup of Korean parley
United Nations delegates from the 16 allied powers announced progress in reconciling U S and Britain over including India and Russia in the forthcoming Korean political conference. After a three hour private huddle they planned another session on Sunday as General Assembly set to convene to organize the talks. Lodge said agreement was near on many subjects and hinted multiple resolutions may be submitted.
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United Nations
U. N
Korea
India
Russia
U. N. General Assembly
U.S
Henry Cabott Lodge Jr
Britain
Lodge
Problem Solved PW Thinks Back Pay Will Help Find Girl
Newsmen interview Walter L. Oimet of Chateaugay after his release by the Communists. He says he has no girlfriend at home but expects $5000 in back pay, which he believes will help him find one.
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Walter L. Oimet
Chateaugay
TIP LOST Enraged mate bites off third of nose
A.P. report states 40 year old Joan Saville was attacked by estranged husband Calvert Mack 27 in Los Angeles as she left her apartment. He dragged her into a vacant lot area next to a building, bit off a third of her nose, and fled. She received emergency hospital care and doctors could not locate the missing nose. Police searched for Mack.
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Los Angeles
A.P
Joan Saville
Insurance Company
Calvert Mack
Cleveland
Ohio
H. L. Gavlin
W. M. West
Saville
General Hospital
Podies Heber
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Inchon
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Buzbee
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