Every Day Memorial Day for These Men
A memorial narrative recalls Marines Karl Suess and Felix Garcia, both wounded in 1944 actions in the Mediterranean. Suess, paraplegic after a shell struck him, recalls service and a nontraditional Memorial Day at Tucson Veterans Hospital. Garcia, awarded the Bronze Star for heroism, returned home after leading a mortar squad and enduring battle injuries.
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Slicisi
Garcia
Merine Corps
Livergans
Aring
No-Wan's
Suess
Deborah
Sarita Ann
Felix Garcia
Mopay
Felix C. Garcia
Veterans Hospital
Mediterranean
Italy
Tripoli
91St Infantry Divi
Sion
Army
Hoshatiday
Asdriver
Tucson
Sistant
Corliss Jones
Envoy Missing After 44 Days Fears of Kidnapping Rise
The nationwide search for a missing boy continues as his parents express fear of kidnapping. Police report two men were arrested for extortion of the family, but the suspects know nothing of the boy’s whereabouts. Count Barattieri coordinates publicity that the boy returned to Rome, hoping he may seek Chicago if punished. The father admits disbelief at seeing him again and suspects the son may be dead.
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Count Barattieri
Rome
Chicago
Tulsa Man Charged With Kidnapping After Car Ride
A Tulsa man Donald Lee Alen, 27, is charged with kidnapping after allegedly forcing Mary Ann Kennedy, 27, a cashier, at gunpoint to accompany him on a drive along U S Highway 90 east of here Tuesday night.
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Houston
Donald Lee Alen
Tulsa
Okla
Mary Ann Kennedy
Ina
U. S. Hiwy
Here
British Move Eases Trade Curbs With Mao China
Britain drops curbs on trade with the Mao regime as it shifts toward greater China commerce. London believes curbs removal positions Britain to recover old business, though no sudden trade surge is expected. The move signals widened Western rifts with the United States over China policy after months of quiet diplomacy.
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United States
Britain
Hong Kong
Chi
China
Japan
France
Thong
West Germany
Belgium
Mao Tzetung
Macmillan
Arguments Complete in Egypt Spy Case
In Cairo the court finished hearing 430 to 500 items of evidence on an espionage case involving four Britons, 11 Egyptians, one Yugoslav, and a Chinese buyer. The defendants are accused of spying for Britain to overthrow President Nasser’s government. The court set a verdict for June 10.
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China
Lisenhower
Tauda
Macmillan
Britain
Nasser
New York Refinery Strike Is Called Off
Oil work resumed today at the Gulf Oil Corp New York refinery on Staten Island after a two weeks strike by the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union over contract provisions. The new one year contract covers 222 workers and replaces the expired agreement from April 16. Wages were not at issue.
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New York
Gulf Oil Corp
Staten Island
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
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Lakewood Blvd
Los Angeles
East Los Angees
Wilshire
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Panorama City
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Hy Ae
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Academy
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Lon Oklahome
Egypt
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