Portuguese stowaways flee Danish freighter in Brooklyn
Six Portuguese stowaways from Lisbon endured 14 days aboard a Danish freighter with wine and sardines as the only provisions. Three escaped as the ship docked in Brooklyn, while three were kept in the hold by a crewman. They will be returned to Lisbon on the same vessel. An alert followed for the remaining trio. In London, The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry seeks a Chinese teacher deemed beautiful to help in Malaya training, hoping to enroll about 100 volunteers for night classes.
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Malaya
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U S Shortage in Sea and Airlift Warns of Delay
Pentagon leak reveals U S airlift and sealift shortages threaten rapid response in brushfire wars. Study shows Air Force lacks half the planes for a 17 000 man division while Navy ships barely sealift a marine division. To field two divisions would require about 1 000 transports and 26 troop transports with support vessels.
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Japan Pledges Aid to U.N. Congo Mission
Tokyo Premier Hayato Ikeda pledged Japan would support United Nations forces in the Congo while declining to send troops. Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka said Japan would pay its full share of U N costs, revealing Japan's past payment of 1 million dollars of a 48 million dollar UN police force bill and an estimated 3 million dollar share for the current year.
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Congo
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Zentaro Kosaka
U. N
Africa
Dag Hammarskjold
Last of Wyatt Earp Deputies Dies at 76
Arthur M. King, 76, longtime deputy to Wyatt Earp, died at University of California Medical Center in San Francisco. King, a Wilmington Ohio native, rode with Earp after the turn of the century, patrolling Arizona New Mexico and Southern California.
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Peace Corps deferments won t end for volunteers
Lt. Gen. Lewis Hershey says Peace Corps service does not end military deferments for drafted men. He told reporters that no exemptions from service have been proposed or requested, and that Peace Corps volunteers would remain eligible for deferments.
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Central Rail Workers Go Off Sick in Columbus Draft Dispute
About 150 New York Central Railroad workers in Columbus were listed as off sick amid a dispute over deferment and mobilization. A. L. Johnson said those deferred faced jurisdictional issues, while Peace Corps service plans and postwar job prospects were discussed. Four names were cited as examples.
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Huntington Hotel News Snapshot
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Long Beach and hotel related items with unclear names and context. The readable parts reference a Huntington Hotel and possible ocean or harbor connections, but no coherent event or outcome is established. Further legible text is needed to craft a proper summary.
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