Reds Free 100 More Yank PWs in Prisoner Exchange
News of the POW exchange advances with 100 more Americans freed by the Communists. The tally rises to 2927 Americans and 2409 others liberated as the swap nears completion. Officers describ e the perilous journeys and coercive broadcasts faced by prisoners.
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Reds
Alfie
James Pcaine
Reivaie
Ceilant Glou'cestershire
Heswaen
Wich
Tmlia
Igst
Tim
Cal Paul V. Liles
Rens
Communist
Liles Sud
Pyongyang
Maren
Judipb al
Reils
LSSG
Red Poual
Anther
Raisng
Soles
Mastavausetts
Lfe
Tyov L. Reid
Filchbute
Legionnaires Parade Captivates St Louis Streets in Steam
Glitter and glory marked the American Legion parade through downtown St Louis as about 100000 participants marched in 90 degree heat during the 85th national convention. Veterans from World War I to present joined in a display of military precision and pageantry, while spectators bought refreshments and watched air and ground displays. Vice President Richard Nixon addressed opening sessions urging firm policy against communism and support for the United Nations, amid debates on Korea and national security.
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ST. Louis
American Legion
United Nations
Aled Il&rians
Qeer
Vetecars
Emang Chen
Koisa
Win Shne
Army
Navy
Air Force Coast Guard
Twational Guard
Wear
Scott Air Fores
Titanis
Legion
Richard M. Nixon
Korea
Eisenhower
United States
Nixon
Thursay
Servetan of State
Dulles
United Warions
U. S
International
Soucy
Gina
The
Donald RR
Wilsat
Clarkshire W. Va
Gates
U N Tribunal Orders Jobs Back of Damages for 11 Fired Yanks
A United Nations tribunal ordered the reinstatement of 11 former American employees and awarded damages ranging from 1,000 to 40,000 to six others who refused to return to UN service. The panel upheld firings of nine related to Communist inquiries or non political reasons, citing temporary indefinite status. Dag Hammarskjold reviews the ruling with possible further damages if jobs are not reinstated.
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U. N
United Nations
U.S
Tourmonder International
Degré
NSN
Stati
Far
U. I
Eith
Ruth Craw
Eugene Wallach
Latedage
Steno
Tribuunal
U.N
Sincoc Wamaces
Jane Reed
Library Stadt
Dag Hammarskjold
Lie
Haremarskjold
Jie
Paul Bastid
France
Lord Crook
Britain
Sture Petren
Sweden
Car Loutfi
Egypt
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Ore O
Philo
John Weber
John Gray
Porsible
Legionnaires
Giorg
Cetlan
Si_ Lous
No Nan
Sealz
St Louis
Truman
Ford
Chilren
Communist Party
Tiviére Lie
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Levin’s
Heney
Jack Cutis
Calars
Levin
Pine Avenue
Wilt and Batom
King Model
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