Chinese Student Chooses Red China Transit Despite Father Warning
A Chinese student, Liu, who spent years in a Missouri mental hospital, received U S Immigration permission to pass through Hong Kong en route to Red China with his wife and daughter, ignoring his father’s warning and opting for life behind the Iron Curtain.
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Iron Curtain
Hong Kong
Liu
Missouri
U. S. Immigration Service
Tas
Red China
Crown Colony
Heart Shaped Hamburgers Hit U S Chains
Chicago UM A nationwide restaurant chain begins selling heart shaped hamburgers to promote National Heart Fund Month. Peter Pan Snack Shop general manager Sidney Smith pledges a penny to the Heart Fund for each heat burger sold through February.
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Chicago
National Heart Fund
Sidney Smith
Heart Fund
Exiles, border crossing, and political tensions clash in 1950s reports
The news brief covers Liu Yung-ming a Missouri-educated civil engineer who crossed into Hong Kong with his family after refusing to return home. It notes British Hong Kong’s claim Liu wished to settle there, Chinese Nationalist connections, and a separate Berlin report on East German police kidnapping a refugee. It also mentions other items from Ottawa Manila and ends with a film notice.
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Liu Yung-ming
University of Missouri
Canton
Liu
Hong Kong
Red China
Bonn
Germany
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Hugo Reimann
West Fomb
Liu Yi-wu
Formosa
Lieu
United States
China
Missouri
Farmington
State Department
Berlin
West Berlin
Robert Bialek
East Germany
People’s Police
Walter Ulbricht
Communist Party
Ottawa
Eden
Canada
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Mt. McKinley National Park
Alaska
Henry Fonda
MR. Roberts
Cole
Edmund David Blyth Purdom - Niven
George Sanders
Roger Moore
Harry
Secret OF the Incas
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Technicolor
Ig Baruto
Heston Robert Young
Mniqole Maurey
Thomas Mitchell
Yma Sumac
Wen Solder
Turquoise
RIC
General Electric
Goodyear
Apex
Jack Hensley
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