Explorer Lincoln Ellsworth Dies at 71 in New York
Polar explorer Lincoln Ellsworth, a pioneer in aerial Arctic and Antarctic surveys, died of a heart attack at the Hotel Carlyle. His wife Mary Louise was with him. Ellsworth claimed 81,000 square miles in 1939 and 300,000 more earlier for the United States. He was a lieutenant commander in the U S Naval Reserve.
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UN Aide Tours Korea Sees Improving War Situation
In Korea May reports say the war situation is improving rapidly. UN official Cordier, with Dragoslav Protitch of Yugoslavia Constantine Stavropoulos and Brian Meredith, notes strong UN team spirit and progress.
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Chiang Guerrillas Harass Red Railroad
The Nationalist Chinese defense ministry reported ongoing guerrilla attacks on a main trunk railway line from Canton to Hankow in Red China. The incursions were described as repeated and disruptive across Formosa's news dispatches.
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China's Tibet Pact Promises Peace Yet Signals Control
AP reports Peiping announced a treaty to place Tibet under Red China with Tibetans integrated into the Red army and foreign affairs and trade handled by Peiping. The Dalai Lama’s government would remain but under central guidance, prompting Indian officials to seek more details before comment.
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Anti Red Is New Austrian Chief Vows Liberation
The Vienna mayor Theodor Koerner, a 78 year old Socialist, won the Austrian presidency in a runoff over Heinrich Gleissner. From city hall he pledged to follow the constitution and act rather than talk. Koerner aims to free Austria from occupation and to resist Communist influence while maintaining ties with the west.
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Truce Outline From March Still May Aid Talks
Diplomatic officials say a 14 nation Korean truce outline prepared in March could still guide negotiations if China and Korea’s Reds show interest. UN aims to apply pressure for a prompt settlement as new peace feelers surface with fighting near the 38th parallel.
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