Mother Prefers Jail to Keeping Son
A Seattle area mother Audrey Williams 24 and her husband Lawrence Williams were charged with abandoning their 3-year-old spastic son Law rence Jr in a suburban market. She told prosecutor I would rather go to jail the rest of my life than take him back, saying she cannot keep him and has nothing left for her daughter Nancy.
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U N can retain unity and win, Austin declares
Warren R. Austin, U.N. chief delegate, told Tulane University that the U.N. can win the Korean War without breaking unity of the free world. He warned against appeasement, stressed linked political military goals, cited Greece as proof, and urged continued unity against communism with no conditional surrender.
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Sailors Bring Navy Hope To Bedbound Boy
Eight-year-old Randall Howard, sidelined by rheumatic fever for a year, awaits a USS Los Angeles delegation. His mother wrote to Capt. Robert N. McFarlane, earning a flood of pen pals, ship pictures, and keepsakes as he becomes an honorary warrant officer.
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