POW Exchange Prep as Truce Nears at Munsan
Truce fever grips advance U N base at Munsan as work rushes to prepare for exchanging nearly 130000 prisoners of war after an armistice. Allied officers meet behind closed doors to outline the processing route via Munsan to Inchon and ships to the United States.
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Munsan
U.N
Allied Office
Washington
Freedom Village
45Th Avoty Surgical
Untiz
Muncan
Ralph M. Osborne
United States
Inchon
Segul
Seoul
Japan
Bricker Says Taft Supports Early Action on Treaty Amendment
Senator Bricker reports Senator Taft supports moving quickly to consider a proposed constitutional amendment to curb treaty making. Taft, though hampered by a hip ailment, plans to stay involved in major legislation. Proponents argue the amendment would treat treaties as not equivalent to laws unless approved by Congress.
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Washington
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Sen. Taft
Senate
Taft
Bob Taft
U. S
Congress
Alo
Poland Air Force unrest grows as pilots urge revolt
A pilot describes Polish air personnel as fed up with Soviet officers and renditions, warning that Polish units might not fight well if war pits Russia against the West. He notes Polish pilots like Lt. Zdzislaw Jezwinski and Lt. Franciszek Jarecki fled to Denmark after clashes with Soviet leadership.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Poland
Jazwinski
Zdzislaw Jezwinski
Franciszek
Jarecki
Bornholm
Janwinski
Russia
West
U S Librarian Luther Evans Named UNESCO Chief
The UNESCO executive council recommended Dr Luther Evans, United States Librarian of Congress, as director general. The appointment must be confirmed by the general conference in July. Evans, 50, would succeed Jaime Torres Bodet who resigned after the seventh annual conference cut UNESCO's 1953 54 budget from 20 000 900 to 18 000 000.
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Paris
Unesco
U. M
Luther Evans
U.S
Unesco General Conference
Evans
Jaime Torres-Bodet
Evana
U. S
Executive Council
Washington
Sabre Jet Crashes in N Y Kills Flier
A Sabre jet fighter crashed in a field near the Niagara Falls area during a training flight. The pilot, Garland R. Flint, 26, of Niagara Ripley Oklahoma, was killed. The crash occurred about three miles northwest of the airport, and witnesses reported the jet burst into flames on impact. The F-86 style accident ended a routine training exercise at the air base.
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Sabre
N. Y
Niagara Falls
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