Atlas Moon Lost Boy Mystery Ends in Tragedy
Lebanese authorities and UPI report that the Atlas satellite, launched to aid rescuers in the Willard area, burned up after 35 days aloft. The search for 3 year old Willard Jongs was called off as cold weather set in. Observers in Guam and Cambridge noted a fiery object crossing the sky as the craft reentered the atmosphere.
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UN Demands Accounting for 2147 Allied Prisoners
At Panmunjom the UN Command pressed for a full accounting of 2147 Allied prisoners still missing from the Korean War. Rear Adm. Irat Nunn warned some may still be alive in Communist hands, while the Communists countered that 98,742 of their prisoners remain detained. Missing are Koreans, Americans, Britons, Australians, South Africans, Turks, Belgians and Luxembourgers, Colombians, and a Greek.
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