Two British Officials Missing Aboard Mystery Deepens
London reports reveal the Cabinet delaying judgment on whether Donald McLean and Guy Burgess deserted to the Soviet Union or faced suspicions of espionage. The pair, recalled from foreign posts, face scrutiny amid rumors including possible sexual scandal claims, with Morrison deflecting libel concerns.
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Cairo
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Worker Injured in Tunnel Accident at Camp Ritchie
Camp Ritchie project worker Grady Pulliam, 47, of Andrews North Carolina was severely injured early Saturday when struck by a dump truck in a tunnel. The impact sent him against a rack pile.
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Wedemeyer Backs Mac On Korea
In Senate testimony Wedemeyer urged withdrawing American troops from Korea and breaking relations with Russia. He backed MacArthur’s program, advocated using Chinese Nationalist forces if ready, and favored UN supervision or a unilateral path if necessary. He warned against complacency and stressed liberty against the Red threat.
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Wedemeyer Warns Allies on Soviet Pressure and Korea Policy
General Wedemeyer urges affirmative action against the Soviet Union and warns that severing relations could accompany troop withdrawals from Korea. He argues allowing the Kremlin to set the agenda would threaten the United States form of government. He references the Wedemeyer report on China and Korea as context for his stance.
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World War Threat Pushes Nuclear Debate Across Allies
The article notes continued Allied military actions and calls to bomb Red China bases and shell Chinese coastal cities, even risking a broader conflict. It highlights urgency from leaders pressing aggressive measures and the potential for a third world war.
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Judge Medina Promoted to New York Appeals Court
President Truman named Harold R. Medina to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City after his role in presiding over the high profile Communist trial. Thomas F. Murphy, former New York police commissioner, is nominated for the New York District Court to replace Medina. Frieda B. Henleck also named to the district court.
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New York
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