Thin White Ribbon Marks Fragile Korea Armistice
Panmunjom sits on the 151 mile front where a delicate white ribbon marks the ceasefire line. No war since 1953 but no real peace either as 350 000 Korean People Army troops guard the north and 350 000 U S and ROK troops guard the south. The Military Armistice Commission and Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission oversee terms in a no mans land circle, with daily duty officers and a hot line for instant contact.
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Panmumjom
Demilitarized Zone
United Nations Command
Red Star of the Korea
Peple
United States Eighth Army
First Army Toops
Republic of Korea
No Man’s Land
Korea People’s Army
Chinese People’s Volunteers
United Nations
Kaesong
Seoul
Military Armistice Commission
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Panmunjom Armistice Talks See Tight Security and Tense Jibes
Inside Panmunjom each side fields 35 security officers in the area as U N MPs hear swearing in English from Communist guards. The UNC guards clash yet sessions remain mostly cool and orderly after more than 170 meetings since the armistice. Maj Gen George H Cloud, a taciturn Marine, leads talks opposite North Korea's Maj Gen Chong Hwan Chang and upholds a calm, steady style.
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U. N
UNC
Panmunjom
Armistice Commission
George H. Cloud
Cloud
Chong Hwan Chang
North Korea
Two Women Killed in Train Car Crash Near Marietta
Two Marietta women, Alice Cook, 58, and Flora Reynolds, about 55, died Friday night when their car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train at a crossing four miles south of Marietta, Ohio. Authorities described the collision as a fatal railroad accident.
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Marietta, Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Here
Alice Cook
Flora Reynolds
Marietta
West Point expands outlook as Westmoreland leads change
Lt. Gen. William Westmoreland, new commander of the Eighteenth Airborne Corps, speaks on broadening West Point’s curriculum and training. He notes increased student numbers, international focus, and a role for officers as versatile social scientists in a modern global context.
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William Childs
West Point
Westmoreland
Military Academy
Robert E. Lee
Douglas MacArthur
Maxwell Taylor
West Pointer
Army
Korea
Academy
William Bessell Jr
Jellison Publishes Virginia Science History in The Historian
Miami University historian Dr. Richard M. Jellison writes in The Historian about forgotten colonial Virginians. He highlights figures such as Reverend John Banister and John Custis, detailing 1700s scientific debates including Rattlesnake Root and Venus transit calculations.
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Oxford
Virginia
Richard M. Jellison
Miami University
Jellison
William Byrd
Thomas Jefferson
John Banister
John Custis
John Mitchell
Williamsburg
Colonial Williamburg, Inc
John Tennent
Bulletin of the History of Medicine
Bald Eagles Return to Ancient Nest to Reproduce
The bald eagle, a bird known for lifelong pairing, returns each year to its enormous nest to mate and raise offspring. This behavior underscores the species enduring bonds and nesting habits observed by naturalists.
Sexton to Head Y Drive in Middletown
James R. Sexton, 2905 Elmo Place, named general chairman of the Middletown YMCA membership drive for Sept 6 to 27. Ross Kramer announces. Sexton former associate general chairman of 1962 drive and Middletown Works supervisor of personnel relations. Assistant is William Csellak, 3301 McGee Ave. The campaign targets 2121 new and renewal memberships with division chairmen to meet Wednesday at 4 p m to pick sales captains and set goals.
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James R. Sexton
Elmo Place
Middletown
Plants Pollinated by Insects in the United States
About fifty cultivated crops rely on insect pollination in the United States. The list includes alfalfa sweet clover watermelons apples and cucumbers.
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United States
Three Men Killed In Toledo Area Crash On U S 24
Three men died when a car passed a tractor-trailer on U S 24 near Grand Rapids Ohio. Truck driver Arthur Nagleck 44 of Rochester Indiana and Caroll Leach 22 of Toledo perished along with William H. Smith 30 of Toledo who died in the wreck. Channie Newberry of Toledo was in fair condition at Maumee Valley Hospital. The highway patrol said both vehicles lost control and plunged into a 20 foot ravine.
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Toledo, Ohio
U.S. 24
Grand Rapids
Ohio
Arthur Nagleck
Rochester
Ind
Caroll Leach
Toledo
Leach
William H. Smith
Channie ©. Newberry
Maumee Valley Hospital
State Highway Patrol
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Reeves Jewelers
Central Ave
Fauniede Senate
Saasen Taos
Wm. Schaeffer
N. Y
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Gen. Westmoreland
McAlpin
Bess Kunze
Merit Cleaners
Mu’s Jellison
the Historian
Sexton
Y’ Drive
Bridal Registry
Sun
Verity
U.S
Morton
Heinz
Miss Muffet
Eaveys
Gal
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