Freed Flier Says More U.S. Men Are Held
Hong Kong report on Andrew R. Andy MacKenzie a Korean War ace freed after two years in Red China. He says American prisoners remain in a camp, excluding 13 recently sentenced by China on spy charges. MacKenzie notes U.S. and Canadian officials will learn more as he reunites with family.
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Soviet Press Endorses Chinese Spying Verdicts in 13 Case
Moscow reports say Soviet press endorses Red China sentencing 13 Americans on espionage charges. Papers denounce U S pact with Chiang Kai-shek and warn against U S naval moves toward Formosa. Pravda calls the China pact a provocation while condemning foreign interference in internal affairs.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Peiping
Formosa
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New Times
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China
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Pravda
Russian Communist Party
U.S
Four Hospitalized As Car Hits Signal
Four Baltimore youths were hospitalized after a car hit an automatic railroad signal near Sabillasville and overturned at about 4:40 p.m. Sunday. Injuries ranged from possible jaw fracture and lacerations to head and facial injuries. one passenger remained hospitalized with head injuries while others were discharged or released to relatives. The crash occurred on State 81 near the Western Maryland Railroad tracks with speeds described as high as the car failed to negotiate a curve and struck the signal.
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Outlaws Kill Farmer Near Kairouan
Tunis dispatch reports outlaw attack on a farm near Kairouan killing one farmer and wounding another. French authorities estimate about 1,200 rebels remain in hiding despite a government pledge of immunity for surrendering fighters.
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Kairouan
Airliner Crashes Near Luang Prabang Laos
The French News Agency reports a passenger plane with 26 aboard crashed yesterday in northern Laos about 20 miles north of Luang Prabang. No casualty details are given. The aircraft, Compagnie Air Lags, was on the Vientiane to Muong Sing route via Luang Prabang and Nam Tha. Wreckage was seen in the mountainous jungle by searchers.
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Luang Prabang
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Vientiane
Muong Sing
Nam Tha
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