Reds Lack of Integrity Threatens Peace Deals
The West should study any peace overture but distrusts Red forces across Russia and China. The piece argues Reds dishonesty undermines treaties and urges the U N to resist ceding ground to Red China in Korea. It warns a 38th parallel settlement would reward aggression and cost 80,000 Korean War casualties.
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Reds
U. S
Malik
Kremlin
Reis
Cal
U. S. State Department
U. N
Korea
North Korea
Acheson
United Nations
Red China
38Th Parallel
Asia
United States
Red
Jacob Malik
State Department
Britain
Foreign Office
Soviet
Russia
Mall
China
Indochina
Moscow
Stalin
America
True Design and Armstrong County Liberty Mockery
A satirical piece cites Samuel Webster’s 1776 liberty thesis and imagines Armstrong County South Dakota as a governmentless enclave with 53 residents and seven farms. It lampoons nonessential federal expenditures, then muses on budget cuts from 97.5 million to 9.5 million, asking what to rename a show.
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Samuel Webster
New England
Armstrong County
South Dakota
Joint Committee On
Congress of the
United States
Washington
Department of Interior
Department of Agriculture
Bird and Nest Rescue on Lakewood Site Inspires workers
Burly Lakewood construction crews diverted bulldozers and trucks to spare a bird and her nest, an act praised as rare mercy and compassion. The incident highlights human kindness and the need for considerate action toward wildlife amid development.
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Lakewood
Causes of crime traced to unhappy homes, studies say
Two studies echo the same conclusion that unhappy homes fuel crime. James E. McGinnis cites 1000 California women convicts showing defects in early family relations and environment. Dr J D Atcheson notes 5000 Toronto delinquency cases indicating insecure homes shaped during development. Parents bear real responsibility to provide security and happiness.
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California
Canada
James E. McGinnis
Department of Corrections
American Psychiatric Association
J.D. Atcheson
Juvenile Court Clinic of
Toronto
Easier to Start Than Stop Wars in Asia
A column discusses the ease of starting wars versus ending them, noting World War II's end, Maoist and Soviet roles in Korea, and whether the United States can or should negotiate with Communist China. It highlights Dean Acheson’s testimony on Formosa and U.S. support for Nationalist China.
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Washington
Soviet
Russia
Jacob Malik
Korea
United States
China
Asia
MacArthur
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Committee of Inquiry
Formosa
Decla
Remnant Israel and Fearful Avenger Influx to Formosa Mission
A discussion on Zephaniah faith contrasts fear and courage while April 20 announces a U S military mission to Formosa led by Maj Gen William Curtis Chase. The plan builds toward 600 officers with increased equipment shipments amid debates over China in the United Nations and Malik proposals.
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Formosa
William Curtis Chase
Acheson
China
United Nations
Malik
People’s Republic of China
United States
Ste
Peipig
Yugoslav Analysis Warns Of Kremlin Moves In 1984
A Belgrade based report notes Yugoslav leaders with wartime and underground ties offer sharp warnings on Soviet tactics. They contend Moscow seeks to divide the West and may press attacks in the near future, with Yugoslav forces urged to prepare for potential conflict.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Spain
Kremlin
Stalin
Karl Marx
Adolf Hitler
Yalu
United Na Hons
Korea
Indo-China
Gen. MacArthur
London
Driver education shows progress in nation’s high schools
The Association of Casualty and Surety Companies cites growing uptake of driver training among high school students. About 750,000 enroll this year across 5,845 schools, roughly double four years ago, with ample room remains in 11,500 schools lacking courses. Studies in Delaware Wisconsin Massachusetts indicate fewer violations and accidents among trained drivers, suggesting driver training helps curb traffic deaths and injuries.
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Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
Delaware
Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Soaper Comments on Court Ruling and Nottingham Lane Plan
Senator Soaper notes the high court ruling on door to door solicitors while paying tribute to a student striving through college. In Nottingham England a rovers lane from medieval times will be widened to create space for modern traffic.
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High Court
America
Nottingham
England
Just Folks by E A Guest Green Apple Time
A compact verse following a boyhood fondness for green apples and playful mischief at an apple tree. The piece shifts to a reflective note on appetite, aging, and changing temptations, ending with a light aside about June weddings and August outcomes.
Long Beach works on Cerritos Channel bridge and port upgrades
Construction accelerates on a temporary Cerritos Channel bridge and access routes in Terminal Island while Long Beach Harbor facilities expansion is slated to cost 1 237 428 dollars in the new fiscal year. Community Chest volunteers will staff the 1955 drive without pay as the milk delivery program for destitute families begins tomorrow with support from local clubs and organizations. Police department plans include a separate building for a women’s division and an east side station, urged by Chief Ben W McLendon, and county registrar D B Lyons prepares plans for registering all male aliens aged 21 to 60.
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Cerritos Channel
Terminal Island
Long Beach Harbor
Community Chest
Long Beach Council of Parents and
Optimist Club
East Side
Ben W. McLendon
D. B. Lyons
Public Readers' Opinions on Forum Current Affairs
Readers' opinions discuss the Forum on current affairs. The letters defend or critique the Malik cease-fire proposal, Stalinist propaganda, and U.N. Korea policy. Names include Nelson Pettibone and Brose Floyd, with critics urging caution against appeasement and urging support for decisive action. Public notices also voice concerns over Pat Hurley and Margaret Truman's safety and propriety.
Long selective service bill signed by the President
The lengthy selective service legislation ends with the President's signature. It ensures an adequate Army manpower source during the current emergency and creates a national security training commission to lay groundwork for a universal military training plan. The UMT aims at long range impact, not immediate strength, signaling serious national intent to Congress.
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National Security Training Commission
UMT
Congress
Finland's early bishops were Englishmen say Britannica
Britannica notes that though Sweden carried Christianity to Finland, the first bishops there were English. The article also explains Canadian governors general are appointed by the king and act as crown representatives with duties akin to the British monarch.
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Finland
Great Britain
Watchful clock and calendar loom over anxious days
The text contrasts time’s passing with inner dread as days rush or drag depending on worry and prediction. It references how minutes linger hours crawl and nights lengthen while fearing potential danger ahead and variable winds shaping outlook. It reads like a poem on anxious anticipation.
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Wight
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Sen. Soaper
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Just Folks
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Long Beach
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PRISE
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E. Nint
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