Planes Step Up Korea Air Search For Missing Army Plane
More than 30 American and South Korean planes joined dawn patrols over Korea to locate a U S Army aircraft missing with six crew since Sunday. Weather hampered efforts for two days as UNC officials warned no evidence of enemy fire yet. Names of the six soldiers include Captains Alves Truitt Moore Davis and Sergeants Cooper Morgan.
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Eighth Army
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Fayetteville
N.C
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Fla
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Fort Smith
Ark
Joseph M. Davis
San Antonio
Tex
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Big Stone Gap
Marvin E. Morgan
Ellenwood
Senate OKs 1.2 Billion GI Pay Hike
The Senate approved a $1.2 billion military pay raise bill 84 to 0. It increases monthly pay by $5 to $120 for about 1.9 million active servicemembers with Oct. 1 raises. Reservists and 417,000 retired personnel would also gain. The House favors a different bill with 12.6 percent average increases.
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Race talks in Baltimore seek desegregation progress
A dozen northern and midwest superintendents meet in Baltimore to discuss de facto school segregation and integration costs. David Salten of New Rochelle says a crisis exists in American education while CORE’s Gene Tournour stresses linking integration to educational excellence. sessions are closed to newsmen.
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UPI
Gene Tournour
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
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Tournour
Valachi Named as Key Informant in Mafia Case
UPI reports Joseph Valachi, the Mafia stool pigeon turned government witness, has a $100000 price on his head. The Justice Department will keep him alive, moving him from Atlanta to hidden locations while citing his testimony on Cosa Nostra and high command figures across New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Buffalo Boston Cleveland.
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UPI
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Cosa Nostra
Our
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Carlo Gambino
Thomas Lucchese
Joseph Magliocco
Chicago
Sam Giancana
Detroit
Joseph Zerilli
Pittsburgh
Sebastian la Rocca
Philadelphia
Angelo Bruno
Buffalo
N. Y
Stefano Magaddino
Boston
Raymond Patriarca
Cleveland
John T. Scalish
Pacifists Lead World Ban Conference In Hiroshima
Russian and Chinese Communist delegates head a 22 nation World Conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs in Hiroshima. They back a resolution condemning U S war policy, omitting the Moscow test ban treaty, amid intra Communist and Socialist disputes. Russ Nixon of New York Cres serves on the drafting committee.
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Japan
U.S
Moscow
Russ Nixon
New York
Laws Proposed To Protect Gls
Washington Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. introduced 18 bills intended to shield servicemen rights. Proposals include abolishing summary courts martial and ensuring trained legal counsel in any proceeding that could lead to a dishonorable discharge.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
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