Plan to Draft 18 year olds Gains Favor in Senate
A Senate Armed Services panel leans toward lowering the draft age from 19 to 18 after days of hearings on meeting military manpower needs. Senator Lyndon Johnson says three options exist, including drafting 18-year-olds, drafting veterans, or easing safety goals. The hearing draws hundreds of questions and protests, with Gen. Omar Bradley set to testify as final military witness. Morse seeks reserves buildup by extending service to 27 months and urges consideration of Reserve Officers’ Association proposals.
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Ginny Simms Sues Again for Divorce
Hollywood. Singer Ginny Simms plans to file suit again to divorce industrial engineer Hyatt Dehn, 40, whom she reconciled with after a prior divorce. She says reconciliation failed and efforts to patch things up proved impossible.
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New Life Restored By Eye Bank Vision Return
Henrik Botha, 30, formerly blind since 1947, gains sight after cornea transplant from an Eye Bank in New York via Dr Townley Payton. He travels from Johannesburg to see his wife Yvonne and daughters Yvonne, Katherine for first time since marriage in 1946. The procedure in October left him 20 40 vision, transforming everyday walls and faces into clear shapes.
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Four-day-old Korean Girl Found by Front Line Troops
A four to five day old Korean girl was found in an abandoned hut near a rear aid station in the Eastern Front area. Corporal John Cooper of Coatesville Pennsylvania recounted feeding the infant with evaporated milk from a canteen using a rubber glove finger, heated, and wondered if the mother had died. Captain Kenneth Payne of Charleston, Virginia, stated that the baby would be given to a local Korean family for care, and noted the infant’s hunger as shown by multiple feedings.
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Civilians War on Red Troops in North Korea
North Korean civilians resist Communists deep in North Korea as South Korean marines operate on both coasts. Commander Lee Sung Ho says 8000 Reds near Chinnampo wiped out, a 2000 strong brigade destroyed, and 15,000 North Koreans evacuated to the South. South Korean gunboats aid the civilian resistance, with youths and captured rifles aiding the effort.
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Britain Faces New Troubles and Sacrifices in War Prep
An army of shortages and rising demands sweeps Britain as Parliament nears a session. A multi‑year arms program, labor disputes, coal and steel shortages, power cuts, and possible tax rises threaten to deepen inflation and unemployment while Attlee’s government contends with a fragile majority and pressure for coalition.
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