Public apology from Font-Feizola at Bridgeport University
New York reports Font-Feizola, a Brazilian student and sophomore who never passed a course in four years at Bridgeport University, will hold a public apology to his professors in September. He thanks the teachers for their patience and says his future should not be seen as a rejection of their abilities.
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Scientists strike over pay at Arma Corp Brooklyn plant
NY firm plans two secret equipment plants for air force. 36 research facilities listed near Michigan and Freeport Texas with $1,500,000 costs. A curfew law approved in Carthage, fines imposed after a traffic incident. Fred Noyes cited in connection with a car accident involving his young son.
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Medal of Honor Winner Seeks Korea Duty
World War II Medal of Honor recipient M/Sgt. Thomas McCall, partially disabled from 1944 sounds, begs the Army to send him to Korea while at Fort Custer. He laments civilian life as too rough and hopes for assignment to duty abroad.
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Reds Publish Charge U S Uses Trickery at Truce Talks
Moscow reports accuse Americans of lack of sincerity in Kaesong truce talks as North Korea article and Soviet paper back the claim. Also brief items note a reported Norwegian sighting of a missile, a Scottish researcher’s bleak forecast on fertility, the NZ Wahine hitting a reef with troops aboard, and a Paris bombing blamed on French communists.
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World Assembly Pleads Travel Passports for Youths at Cornell
Delegates to the World Assembly of Youth at Cornell University urged automatic passports for youths to travel beyond national borders and the elimination of visas for educational trips. They also called for reduced travel costs and easier work-permit rules, and proposed a technical assistance commission to aid underdeveloped nations with young experts from non Communist countries.
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Cadets Should Get Second Chance Say Youth Conference
WHACAP delegates and youth leaders urged allowing West Point cadets a second chance, arguing society bears some fault when youths err. The group, meeting with Cardinal Spellman’s supporters on Sunset Strip, emphasized forgiveness and reform over harsh labeling.
Boy Kills Foster Mother in Alleged Strapped Dispute
Prosecutor Hugh Philips says the case involves a 7 year old boy who killed his foster mother yesterday. Officers report the tragedy occurred after an altercation over a strap tied to cosmetics, with the boy described as a model child prior to the incident.
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Senators Push Higher Air Force Funding Amid Budget Talks
Washington reports three top members of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee urging a boost in military spending. Senator Med proposes increasing the Air Force budget by about 33 billion to reach roughly 24.7 billion. The push follows comments from Gen Eisenhower on Russia’s gains and aims to advance readiness with expanded aircraft and crews.
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United Test Air Force
Dwight Eisenhower
Russia
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Delaware Memorial Bridge Dedicates Landmark Between States
Delaware and New Jersey joined in dedicating the Delaware Memorial Bridge, a $44 million, three and a half mile long suspension span across the Delaware River. Medal of Honor winners James Connor and Carlon Rouc attended with Governors Carvel and Triscoll. Traffic tolls set at 75 cents per car, 50 cents per truck. President Truman sent greetings as the bridge links to I-40 and US 13, becoming the north south Atlantic Seaboard route.
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Delaware Memorial
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Briton to Insist On Some Red Trade Policy
London reports Sir Hartle Shawcross, president of the Board of Trade, affirming Britain's stance that East West trade remains vital and that Britain will not join an economic blockade against Russia. His policy line aims to address American critics while keeping goods from reaching the Reds.
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Hartles Shawcross
Boar of Trade
Britain
Russia
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Polio Patient Tiny Peoria Girl in Hospital
An eighteen day old girl is hospitalized at St. Francis in Peoria with polio. Louise Reed, a dramatic case, was brought in from Canton with both legs paralyzed. Doctors note the rare onset in such a young child and discuss prognosis and treatment.
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