Weapons question confronts Van Fleet in Korea war
Washington reports Gen James A Van Fleet may be grilled next month by congressional committees on whether atomic weapons should be used to win the Korean War The piece notes pressure to end the war and cites views of Gen Omar Bradley and other chiefs of staff who oppose tactical use of atomic arms due to lack of suitable targets and bunkers that would withstand airbursts
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Auto Dealers Slur Charge Hits Stevenson Quip
NADA head in San Francisco calls Adlai Stevenson remark a slur against thousands of small businessmen. Lloyd of Daytona Beach urges lower car prices and sensible production to help dealers compete without being undercut by manufacturers.
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Students blamed for crash near mayor’s car in Hollywood
Two University of Southern California students John Bonner and Leo McDermott, both 18, told police they were distracted by California women and failed to stop, causing a collision that dented the Los Angeles mayor Fletcher Bowron’s chauffeur limousine by 75 dollars. the mayor was not hurt.
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Son kills father then lives nine days with body
Charles Starkins 24 and wife Eileen 21 were arraigned on first degree murder charges in the January 26 slaying of Alvin Starkins 62, a retired policeman. They allegedly stayed nine days with his body in their Valley Stream home, after signing admissions following police questioning. Their five month old daughter slept in a bureau drawer as neighbors alerted police.
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Mutinous Danish Soldiers Turn Back After General Speech
In Copenhagen a general’s speech from the top of a military truck halted a mutiny by about 80 garrisoned troops near Soegaard. The soldiers, opposed to extending draft terms, were warned of mutiny penalties and ordered to mount trucks as motorized infantry formed up in battle lines.
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