Acheson and U N War Debate Reflects Korea Fight
A lengthy Acheson letter column recounts U S policy after World War II and the Korea conflict. It quotes Cpl Moullette and others critiquing the war aims, calling for congressional declaration and a reconsideration of U N involvement while contrasting Soviet aggression with American resolve.
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Cpl. Moullette
Truman
China
U. N
Korea
Congress
Red China
U.N
Corp. Moullette
Pendleton
Moullette
Acheson
Realze
United Nations
Free Nations
Harvard Dormitory Fire Forces 200+ to Flee Claverly Hall
More than 200 Harvard students were forced to flee Claverly Hall as a blaze tore through the dormitory. Sleeping students were awakened by heat and the sprinkler system, but no injuries were reported. The incident is set against 1950s era remarks on freedom, UN unity, and Korea.
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Cambhivus
Mass
Harvard
Claverly Hall
Samish to Ex Senator Swing in Quiz Links Case
Kefauver hearings reveal Palmer testimony on payments and profits from a partnership tied to Swing and Samish. Swing disputes figures, claiming modest gains and stock losses, while Samish admits control of about 153000 yearly from the Brewers Institute funding campaigns. The inquiry notes California crime concerns and Samish connections to racketeers.
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Samish
Miss Mack
Samish’s
Hart
Palmer
Swing
J. Palmer
Kefauver
Seeman
Crime Committee
Sen
Joe Adonis
Phil Kastel
Washington
California
California Brewers Institute
Flier and Wife Dead in Mountain Plane Crash
Riverside report says a rented plane piloted by Fred Elswit and his wife Dorothy crashed on Clark Mountain during a storm. The couple from Santa Monica were found dead in the wreckage at the 000 foot level after an extensive search by March Air Force Base rescue crews. No signs of life were observed as search planes scoured the area.
Air Force Initiates Far East Rotation Plan
The Air Force announced a May 1 start for a general Far East personnel rotation, with increased flow of personnel over the next two months to replace those returning home. Combat-experienced crewmen are aiding training and staffing new units, prioritizing those who would have come home last July had the Korean War not intervened.
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Washington
Marth
Air Force
Far East
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