Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan Reconciliation Hinted
Rita Hayworth's lawyer Bartley Crum hinted a possible reconciliation with Aly Khan but offered no details on any condition. Nevada Bar officials questioned the divorce move as Hayworth remains signed to Columbia. experts note potential publicity angles and Nevada residency rules.
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Long Beach housing bid by Utah businessman couple
A Utah businessman and his wife, both about 45, seek management of a first class apartment building in a good Long Beach section. They currently run a quality Utah apartment house and reference World War II service. Contact William Ruitenbeck at 2537 Jefferson Ave, Ogden, Utah.
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Jack Benny Troupe Ends Korea Tour
Tokyo July 19 The Jack Benny show troupe will return to Japan Saturday after a three week tour of Allied installations in Korea Comedian Benny is joined by Errol Flynn Marjorie Reynolds and other cast members on the tour ending in Korea and heading home.
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Romania Turkish Moves Reported Along Yugoslav Border
Borba reported a 25 to 30 mile deep zone on the Romanian side of the Yugoslav border occupied by Romanian and Russian soldiers. Civilians, especially Yugoslav minorities, were evacuated at night to interior camps as trains moved eastward. Additionally 102 Albanian citizens fled to Yugoslavia to escape Enver Hoxha regime terror. The troupe will perform for wounded Korea veterans in Japan before departing for the United States around August 1.
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Secrecy at Truce Conclave
KAESONG Korea July 19 AP The cease-fire conference is shrouded in secrecy. Admiral Joy and Gen Nam I lead talks as correspondents are kept away from content. Delegates arrive and depart under rain while U N and North Korean officials seek terms on troop withdrawal and peace.
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India Pakistan Tense: Khan summons provincial chiefs
In Karachi on July 18 1947 Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan convened the chief ministers of Pakistan's provinces to address the border crisis. He accused Indian troops massed near the Pakistan frontier of threatening peace and cited 90 percent of Indian forces concentrated at the border.
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California Guard May Go to Korea
The Army may move two National Guard divisions from Japan to Korea as part of a broader accelerated rotation to rotate veterans out of combat. The 40th and 45th Guard divisions could be sent to Korea, allowing regular Army divisions to return from Japan for rest. The plan aims to rotate about 112,000 veterans by next fall, with the overall combat force likely around 150,000.
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