Viet Nam Army Chief Defies Ouster in Saigon
Sai Gon reports say ousted Army Chief of Staff Nguyen Van Hinh barricaded himself in his Saigon headquarters in defiance of Premier Ngo Dinh Diem who fired him. He manned two tanks and hoses, guarding the building as Diem pressed to replace him, while Paris dispatches noted no coup plan.
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Van Fleet Attacks Korean Armistice as Expediency
General Van Fleet, former commander in Korea, denounces the armistice as political expediency. He warns loss of Korea and Indochina would let Communists overrun Japan, Southeast Asia, and threaten the Middle East and Europe, urged a stronger, united free world response.
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Chinese Merc Life to U S Businessman Redmond Sentenced
Hugh Francis Redmond a former New York businessman was sentenced in Shanghai to life imprisonment as a spy by the Chinese Reds. Peiping Radio announced his conviction along with six others, two women, some with Chinese names, all linked to espionage before Nationalist defeat four years ago. Redmond arrested April 26, 1951 in Shanghai and is believed to aided Chinese businessmen to exit Shanghai. His mother Ruth Redman in Yonkers said he went to China for Hennigsen Export firm.
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Cardiology Congress Convenes Advises Workin Heart Victims
Medical scientists at the World Congress of Cardiology said heart patients may safely work a full day and even feel better, except for very heavy labor. They urged reducing salt and fatty foods, noted tiny nourishing chemicals aid the heart, and described artery transplants to relieve angina. The five day Western Hemisphere event drew 2,000 doctors from 49 nations with 250 papers.
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