Air Force B 29s strike to aid ground troops in Korea
A B 29 crew in Korea reports targeting a 26 square mile corridor northwest of Waegwan with up to 60 000 Red soldiers massing for an attack. The raid, requested by the Army, aimed to blunt a Communist push toward Taegu, marking a first close air support mission for B 29s in direct support of ground forces.
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System of Family Support for AIs Will Be Speeded
Washington Aug 16 UPI A House committee favors discharge for servicemen with three or more dependents and moves toward a speedy family support plan. President Truman backs rapid action with benefit payments starting Sept 1. Debates focus on allotment amounts and government contribution.
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Local City Newspaper Index of Features and Pages
A compact list shows page references for various sections including High Lights Boyle on A-13, Bridge on A-10, Classified ads C-10 to C-13, Obituaries C-9, Sports A-45 to A-17, Theaters A-14, Weather A-2, and Women’s activities C-2 to C-4, with multiple cross references across sections.
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Foemen flee across Naktong as B29 strike hits Waegwan
Across the Naktong River Red Korean troops retreat in panic after a massive B 29 bombing raid near Waegwan 12 miles northwest of Taegu. First Cavalry Division tanks investigated ruins as reinforcements arrive for U S troops and Negro infantrymen bolster the peninsula defense.
House votes to restore city mail service to two daily deliveries
The House approved a measure to undo the April 17 order cutting city home mail to one delivery daily and restricting services. The vote 254 to 108 sent the bill to the Senate, with a companion bill in committee and debate over potential costs and a possible presidential veto.
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Truman Joint Chiefs Review Korean War Update
President Truman spent twenty minutes reviewing developments in the Korean War with the joint chiefs of staff in his usual weekly briefing. Gen Omar Bradley, chairman of the joint chiefs, meets with Mr Truman alone on other days to brief him on battlefront progress.
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Great quake rocks India and Tibet. toll feared
New Delhi reports from Aug 16 say six northeastern Indian villages damaged and thousands homeless after one of history’s greatest earthquakes. Assam damage is extensive with only two confirmed deaths so far, communications limit full casualty count. Tremors began in eastern Tibet at 7:43 p m local, with multiple shocks and widespread seismographic echoes worldwide. Officials place epicenter near eastern Tibet.
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FCC Dodged State Crime Fight Says Olney
Warren Olney III testified before a Senate crime investigating committee that the FCC buried California Public Utilities Commission requests for aid against bookmakers. He said racing news wires from Continental Press Agency aided bookmaking and urged a nationwide ban to cut tips. Olney linked gambling to organized crime and blamed racing news services for their influence.
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Senate Delays Vote on Front Controls Amid Rally
The Senate delayed any further voting on broad new economic powers for President Nixon due to a Democratic rally in Huntington West Virginia. Senator Neely of West Virginia objected while Senator Sparkman of Alabama had committed to attend the Friday rally but later said he would not block a unanimous consent to vote.
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Yardmen to Strike Five Days Next Week at 3 Terminals
Washington dispatch says Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen ordered yardmen to begin a five day walkout Monday at Louisville, Cleveland, and St. Paul terminals. About 3000 switchers and car transfer workers directly affected. tens of thousands more may feel ripple effects as the strike targets major lines. White House sponsorship of mediation faltered as talks stall. President Truman not planning seizure action for now.
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Plane Finds 140 mile Gale at Sea
MIAMI Fla Aug 16 A Navy hurricane hunter plane reported a tropical hurricane wallowing about 7258 miles east of Miami with winds up to 135 or 440 miles per hour. The eastern quadrant has winds over 120 knots and is drifting westward. Chief Forecaster Grady Norton called it a severe hurricane and noted slow westward drift aided by high pressure arcs moving from the north.
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