Rebellions Roil East Germany and Poland in Bread Protests
News records widespread unrest across East Germany and Poland as shortages trigger protests calling for food. Ration cards show severe limits on meat bread and fish while coal mines and factories face walkouts. Thousands jailed and production dips prompt harsh government measures amid suspected organized resistance by workers.
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Reds Reject Council Budget Sparks U N Tax Rate Debate
The report notes a budget confrontation with the council over city spending and a new United Nations tax rate proposal. It cites North Korea and Panmunjom amid a broader armistice context and calls for return of escaped prisoners. UN and Red China voice skepticism about the truce terms.
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Sabre Jets Set Record in Air War
Aerial victory milestones marked by a top Sabre jet ace and three probables amid a week of intense fighting on Lookout Mountain as Communist forces press southward. The Pukhah River front anchors ROK operations while casualties soar with 11,200 enemy dead wounded or captured in the week ending June 38.
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Army discharges ex-PW as disloyal in Korea war swap
One of the first Americans freed in the April Korean War prisoner exchange has been discharged from the Army as disloyal and subversive. Ex-corporal Paul F Sonnur Jr., previously held since April 20, was awarded a Bronze Star for valor in Korea before capture in 1950. His father, active in the Rosenbergs defense and linked to Vincent Gallian, refused to comment.
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Imprisoned Ex Nazi Foreign Minister Neurath Ill in Spandau
Constantin von Neurath, the 80 year old former Nazi foreign minister serving a 15 year war crimes sentence in Spandau prison, Berlin, is seriously ill and nearly blind amid rheumatism attacks. German leaders and bishops have urged his release due to his frail health.
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City budget shifts boost supplies and elections funding
The budget shows supplies increasing to 316,234 and 183,457,442 total, with the largest single rise of 100,000 to finance city elections and annexation elections. Other totals include capital outlay 860,216 down 24,810, retirement systems 1,410,000 up 20,000, general bond redemption 707.63 down 14,287, working capital funds 20,000 down 126,000, special projects and land isations 1,750,000 down 1,020,000, car i 5 up 36. Miscellaneous revenues excluding property taxes and carryover total 10,525,368 down 99,963. Gas Department revenue transfer to general fund expected to fall 730,000, with anticipated increases in ng permit fees, motor vehicle use allotments, and federal grants.
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