Army Korea losses tally rises amid missing list and prisoners
The army notes South Korea may add to UN casualty totals as missing troops and permanent prisoners of the Communists are tallied. United States figures lead a broader count, with non American losses at roughly 47 500 killed 146 000 wounded and 9 450 captured.
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Nixon backs equal opportunity committee sessions announced
President Nixon confirms a new equal opportunity employment committee with full backing. The first meeting will be in Washington on September 14, with regional sessions in cities nationwide to gather firsthand information. He notes more federal employees in California than in DC to justify regional hearings. No session planned for New York before the November 3 mayoral election.
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Royalists Overthrow Iran Government as Shah Flees
Dispatches from Tehran tell of mob violence and police gunfire as Royalists topple Mossadegh era. Fazollah Zahedi installed premier while Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Queen Soraya reach Rome. Mossadegh’s Nationalists and Tudeh communists face uncertain fate. London monitors report chaotic radio broadcasts and growing street clashes.
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Premature Bank Bandit Gives Birth to Daughter
An expectant mother who tried a bank robbery in North Hollywood gave birth to a daughter three months early in Los Angeles General Hospital. The 3 pound 6 ounce infant arrived Saturday night about four hours after Robin Smith, 20, was seized by police during the attempted heist. The mother, separated from her husband with a 2 year old son, is in the hospital prison ward awaiting trial on federal charges and cannot see her newborn in an incubator.
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U N Command Denies Red Brutality Charge
The U N Command denied Communist brutality allegations against allied POWs saying repatriated prisoners showed no abuse. Forty five hundred plus Americans were freed as two ships prepared to sail with men freed by the Reds, while Col Friedersdorff noted no hot note was delivered. South Korea’s Syngman Rhee called repatriates to join in a future push north. Panmunjom saw 456 Allied soldiers return in open trucks, as Haven prepared to sail from Inchon for Japan.
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