India may invite Nehru to Peiping or UN role
Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru is considering an invitation from Communists and weighing a trip to Peiping or leading an Indian delegation to the United Nations. He would seek practical means to ease the deteriorating international scene and promote a Korean peace plan discussed with the six small nations at Lake Success.
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Couple Escapes Plane Crash After Takeoff Near Centerville
A Westminster Maryland couple, G Brickett aged 46 and Mrs Brickell aged 44, escaped with slight bruises when their plane crashed about 200 feet after takeoff near Centerville. They had spent the night nearby and were headed for Big Bend National Park in Texas.
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Allies Slow to Re-arm Aide Memoire from London Session
London Aug 20 US will tell Atlantic Pact allies they drag their feet in arming against Russia. Charles M Spofford will report that members fail to provide manpower and rush of war production. aim to triple Western combat strength in Europe within two years. Four agenda items: manpower money arms organization. France proposes proportional financing. UK urges fair shares. debate over six American divisions and Korea burden.
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Britain plans higher service terms as Indochina plea grows
The United States faces a large defense ask as Britain considers extending conscription to 24 months and calling up reservists. With 180,000 troops attempting to quell a Red-led movement in Indochina, officials warn the arms race could trigger mobilization. Deputies diverge on policy and will revisit in the Pact Council of Foreign Ministers meeting in New York next month.
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British Infantry to Korea From Hong Kong in Push
Gen Sir John Harding announced a British ground force would be sent from Hong Kong to Korea immediately in response to Gen Douglas MacArthur’s request. The size was not disclosed but earlier Britain promised about 5,000 troops once a self-contained unit was ready.
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Four Injured In Collision On Route 40 Death Curve
Four people injured early Sunday in a two-vehicle crash on Route 40 near Ridgeville. Cooper and Bowser occupants sustained lacerations and possible fractures. Parsons, Bowser’s passenger Dorothy Lackey, and Bowser driver Edna Bowser were hospitalized. A separate Route 240 rear-end crash near Frederick caused minor damage and charges for Karl Castle.
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Steiner's Hill
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Buttrey
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Guerrillas Storm Town Near Canton in Two Hour Battle
Wah Kiu Yat Po reports 300 anti-Communist guerrillas stormed Kwangning, 75 miles northwest of Canton, clashing with Red soldiers for two hours. Casualties cited include 40 Reds and 13 to 15 guerrillas killed, with buildings burned and 50 bags of rice seized.
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Austin To Rap Malik In Security Council Clash
U S spokesman says Warren Austin will deliver a strong reply this week as the Security Council debates Korea. Malik repeats charges of U S aggression and urges unity against what he calls U N interference amid ongoing Korea crisis.
Austin vows decisive action amid Malik council clash
A U S spokesman warns against Malik charges as Austin plans a strong response this week. The council deadlock persists with Malik facing 10 business days left as president. Tomorrow's informal meeting precedes further talks and a possible surprise proposal at Tuesday's public session.
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Council Members from Norway France Britain and Others
Fragmentary text notes involvement of council members from Norway France Britain and various other nations in a diplomatic or organizational context. Further details are unreadable, but indicates international representation across multiple bodies.
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Norway
France
Britain
Coucil
Davison Chemical Reports 1950 Net Income
Baltimore August 20 The Davison Chemical Corp said its consolidated net income for the year ended June 30 1950 after taxes was 2 159 536 equal to 4.20 per share. The 1949 income was 2 275 884 and 4.43 per share.
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