Evacuation of Tachens Nearing Completion Amid Air Cover Shifts
The Tachens evacuation nears end as air cover shifts from jet and propeller air defense to Formosa lanes. Navy says Princeton will provide anti-submarine protection during the Formosa voyage. Civilians and Nationalist troops evacuated to Keelung and south Formosa camps, with U S FOA funds for rehabilitation and Taiwan government aid.
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Formosa
Navy
Princeton
Central
Formosan
Keelung
U. Ss
U. S. Foreign Operations Administration
Taiwan
Nanchishan
China
United States
U. & Sabre
See More Trouble in Red Regime Continued on Page A-1L
Analysts debate how much Malenkov influenced Soviet domestic policy and whether Khrushchev pushed him out over agricultural shortages. The fate of the Red Army looms, with some officials seeing Zhukov as key defense minister, others arguing the party completely controls the army.
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Malenkov
Khrushchev
Russia
Benson
Eisenhower
Red Army
Georgi K. Zhukov
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Knight Voices Opposition to Post Anti Tax Plan
Los Angeles officials debate budget balancing, with Knight denouncing Post’s plan to cut essential services and proposing a three cent cigarette tax to raise about 80 million. Governor counters by delaying tax hikes using reserves and warns of cuts to UC capital projects mental hygiene and prisons.
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Los Angeles
P—Gov
Essoodwin J
Knight
leg/tor
Board of Disare
Alan Post
Tavec
Pose
California
Knights
Post
Fair and Exposition Fund
Univsity of
Recluse Stands His Ground As Fire Keeps Shack
Firefighters and police in Richmond battled to evacuate 74 year old Carl Koford from a burning shack on Thursday. Officers sprayed a garden hose while another officer pleaded with him to leave. They eventually carried him to safety as the shack collapsed.
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Richmond
Carl Koford
Koford
U S Can Build Earth Satellite in Space Now
The Consoli dated Vultee Aircraft Corp president James T. McNarney said the United States can build an earth satellite in space now. He warned the thermodynamic barrier limits speeds to Mach 2.5 and metals to withstand higher heat, and estimated atom-powered planes may arrive by 1965 but offered no date on guided missiles.
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U. S
Aircraft Company
Colorado Springs
United States
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
James T. McNary
Air Force
S McNarney
Mediterranean Theater
San Diego
McNarney
MacNarney
Mystery vitamin new wonder drug era in science report
A mystery vitamin hesperidin or vitamin P may become a new wonder drug. Studies at a New York Academy of Sciences conference link hesperidin with vitamin C to strengthen capillaries, potentially aiding heart conditions, rheumatic fever, polio and miscarriage prevention. Tablets combining both vitamins reduced bleeding in patients on blood thinners for clot prevention.
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New York UP
New York Academy of Sciences
Charles E. Brambel
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Albert Szent-Gvorgyi
Roots For
Woods Hole
Mass
Slayer of 2 Executed for Kidnap
Jensen, on death row, faced execution for the kidnap and non fatal shooting of Sgt. Piper. He recalled a 1939 murder of a playmate committed at age 14, and crimes from Wahittier State Reformatory. He fled Mendocino State Hospital, and his petitions to halt the execution were denied by the Supreme Court and the U.S. Ninth Circuit.
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Fornia
Jensen
Billy Williams
Williams
Wahittier State Reformatory
Young
Mendocino State Hospital
la Crescenta
Aue
Columbus
Ohio
Sgt
Piper
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Pointblank
Harley O. Teets
Supreme Court
U. S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
State Dept Expert Sees Vigilance Need
Ray L Thurston, director of the State Department’s Office of Eastern European Affairs, told the Foreign Policy Institute that Soviet leadership upheavals and Molotov’s hostile speech underscore the need for cohesion and vigilance among free nations. He cited estimates placing total bloc armed forces over six million, with detailed Soviet and satellite troop and aircraft numbers and officers in satellite governments.
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Chicago
State Department
Russia
Molotov
Ray L. Thurston
Foreign Policy Institute
The
Council of Foreign Relations
Thurston
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Poland
Albania
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Thurstan
Rokossovsky
West Germany
Marenkov
Bulganin
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Tachens
Manchuria
Peiping
Yellow Sea
Antung
Manchurian
Yalu River
North Korea
Ater Pyongyang
Tachen Islands
Dean's
American Ave
Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
State Dept
Shutton
Walker
Victoria
Rayon
Mohilef
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