Soviet Press Jeers Indian Burial Issue
Red Star page denounces Sioux City cemetery officials for denying burial to Sioux City based Winnebago Sgt. John Rice. The Korean War veteran was buried at Arlington with full military honors after President Truman arranged tribute following the halted local funeral. The paper claims the cemetery refused him because he was American Indian, shocking relatives and rekindling American awareness.
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Iowa
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Divorce Dilemma Spurs Counseling at Family Service
Walt seeks help for a troubled marriage through Family Service of Phoenix and learns counselors guide couples to new solutions. Charley, an attorney friend, urges counseling as the first step, with support from United Red Feather funds and partner agencies Catholic and Jewish Social Services. The program's aim is understanding and patience, not personal gain.
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Senate approves 5 billion fund to build bases
The Senate authorized a 5.59 billion dollar military construction program for U S bases at home and abroad. The air force share exceeds half of the total and would set up overseas bases for bomber strikes on Russia. Final funding will be decided in later bills.
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Gun Wielder Pleads Guilty in California Shooting
Jack Ashing, 50, of Phoenix Arizona plasterer pleaded guilty in Long Beach to assault with a deadly weapon for the June 1 shooting of his estranged wife's friend. The charge was reduced from assault with intent to commit murder. Judge Maltby set October 8 for probation and sentence after the San Pedro apartment incident.
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Policeman Turned In Driver Hit-and-Run Report
Rudolph Rael reported a hit-and-run driver to Albuquerque police. He said a police car turned sharply at an intersection east of the business district, flattened a stop sign, and continued without stopping.
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