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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1955
Page
8
A Murray report from Seoul discusses the dawn of war in the Far East and asks what America's Asian allies may risk in their own defense as the crisis unfolds, noting the potential billions at stake for the United States.
A clandestine tally estimates Allied power in Korea era assets from South Korea, Nationalist China, and the Philippines totaling about 1.3 million for initial call ups. South Korea holds 21 divisions plus corps support, Nationalist China 25 divisions with auxiliaries, and the Philippines 40 000 with potential 100 000. Experts warn China and Korea face aging forces, while the United States can currently call up three divisions in Asia. Ground troops remain vital despite air power emphasis, with dispersed forces across Korea Japan Okinawa Formosa and the Philippines and proposed increases in manpower alongside air and atomic strategies.
Two Miccosukee Seminole tribal chiefs Jimmy Henry and Tommy Buster face a child custody case in Fort Lauderdale claiming immunity from state law. They contest court jurisdiction arguing the Seminole nation is sovereign. Father Joe Billie seeks custody and schooling for the children. grandmother Lilian Stone Bowers is sought for arrest. Seminole council asks President Eisenhower for help. Harvard libraries hold nearly six million volumes.
Washington Hutchinson TV Inc. asked the Communications Commission to assign its construction permit for KTVH Hutchinson Kansas to Wichita Hutchinson Co. Inc. for one million dollars. The Seaton Publishing Co. sought authority to assign KHAS Hastings Nebraska to Nebraska Television Corp. Fred Seaton heads Seaton and controls KHAS and KRMS. The commission granted Central Missouri Broadcasting KRMS license transfer to Lawrence Broadcasters KLWN for 37500.
In Kalamazoo Michigan Detective Riley Stewart investigated a complaint from Mrs Helen Cooper who said a snowball struck her face. The case, filed for future checking on December 1, notes the heatwave with a quip that Stewart might take a snowball to the face if as hot as she feels.
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