USAF Denies MIGs Hit Sabres in Yellow Sea Battle
US Air Force rejected Peiping Radio claims that eight to twelve Red Chinese MiGs damaged Sabres in a dogfight Tuesday over the Yellow Sea. The spokesman said no bullets hit the Sabres, which returned safely to a South Korean base after the engagement near the Manchurian border. Peiping alleged provocation with no MiG losses reported.
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Admiral Stump Says 7th Fleet Can Take Care of Itself
Admiral Felix B. Stump, commander in chief of the Pacific, told newsmen he believes the U.S. 7th Fleet can take care of itself amid a Communist air buildup near Formosa. He described offshore islands as stronger and said military aid to Formosa will continue as needed. He voiced optimism about coping with possible aggression and announced plans to visit Bangkok for SHATO and Washington in June.
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Judge Rules Girl of Three Goes to Kin Despite Will
In Los Angeles a 24 year old mother Alexandra Roos named in her will that Allison three should not go to Freida Schmidt. The Superior Court ordered the child to Schmidt and her husband Hugo of Tuckahar New York. Alan Brown claimed paternity but appeared motivated by a $30000 estate. Roos was murdered January seventh. Frank Meloche awaits sentence for manslaughter in her death.
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