Allies Reject Korea Evidence In Armistice Dispute
In Panmunjom the Communists offered six bodies as proof of an armistice violation by a UN patrol, but UN officials rejected the evidence as manufactured. They said the bodies were mutilated and indeterminate in origin, and they refused a Communist claim that a surviving Korean was a captured UN member. The Reds also alleged a spy mission, while the UN denied any violation. The issue centered on a May 7 ambush described by Communist sources as an intruder patrol into North Korea.
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AEC Delays Final A Blast As Wall Time Shifts
LAS VEGAS Nev The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the last nuclear blast of the 1955 series after weather briefing favored wind conditions. The test at Yucca Flat atop a 500 foot tower aimed for 30 to 35 kilotons with supersonic F100s from Edwards AFB to participate in a simulated air burst. Actress Mis Ann MacDonald Moore, 76, dies in Los Angeles.
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Two POWs Face Courts Martial on Charges of Collaboration
Two ex prisoners of war from the Korean War era, Gallagher of Brooklyn and Cpl. Harold M. Dunn of Baldwinsville, NY, must answer to charges of collaboration with the enemy and mistreatment of fellow prisoners. Gallagher, 23, is charged with murder without premeditation. Both men, held at Ft. Jay on Governors Island, were repatriated in 1953 after three years in North Korea and later faced investigations prompted by fellow prisoners. No court date was set.
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Ex-Banker Kills Self in Fullerton
Jacob J. Walker aged 70 of 225 N Cornell St Fullerton hanged himself in the family bungalow late Wednesday afternoon. A retired banker he faced failing health, police said. Classified ads in Independent Press Telegram offer Swift satisfaction via Independent ads.
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Stock Selling From Canada Baffles U S Regulators
The US Securities and Exchange Commission, led by Chairman J Sinclair Armstrong, voiced deep concern over unregistered stock offerings from Canada. He cited telephone pitches to American investors and a small town example where 15000 dollars was raised, urging buyers to seek a prospectus and verify material before sending funds.
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Bacon Arrives in Seoul for Routine Inspection
Edward A. Bacon deputy assistant secretary of the army for civil military affairs arrived in Seoul today for a routine inspection.
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Assembly Panel Considers State College Board Plan
Assembly Education Committee discussed a bill by Donald Doyle to create a state college board to run 10 colleges. Critics from the State Department of Education warned it could hamper regents and delay reforms due to heavy public school responsibilities. The measure was sent to Ways and Means for review.
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