U S Air Force Leaders Tour Korea Amid War Update
A high level U S Air Force delegation led by Gen Nathan F Twining and Roswell Gil Patric visited Korea installations amid reports of intensified air campaigns against Communists. The Pentagon noted UN losses of 41 planes in June from accidents and fire, plus 26 Navy and 15 Fifth Air Force planes. In the week to June 28 UN forces reported 2,999 killed wounded or captured in Korea. Fighting focused on Heartbreak Ridge as UN troops repelled a Communist assault with artillery support.
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Librarian Blasts TV and Censorship at ALA Conference
Lawrence C. Powell of UCLA library fires a broad critique of television and censorship, calling them harmful to books and bookish people. He urged librarians to combat those who minimize books during the American Library Association meeting kickoff.
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Reds Snare Two North Korean Fugitives Near Truce Village
Two North Korean non commissioned officers waved white flags and slipped past a Communist security officer to a bridge where Allied troops captured them after wandering toward the road in the neutral talks village at Panmunjom. Capt. Joseph D. Foley reported the incident and the missing Communist officer who sought the escapees.
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Elizabeth Cashin Sues for Divorce After 25 Years
Mrs. Elizabeth Cashin files for divorce in Danbury Connecticut claiming her husband abandoned her 25 years ago. The suit marks a long-seated marital split pursued decades after the alleged separation.
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Republican National Convention Speakers List
The schedule lists speakers by session across July sessions. Key figures include Senator Styles Bridges, Representative Marguerite S. Church, Senator James P. Kem, Archibald J. Carey, and former President Herbert Hoover with other leaders from Arizona Illinois Delaware and more. Morning sessions begin around 12 30 and evening sessions at 8 30.
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Ilinois
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Missouri
Archibald J. Carey
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
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Arizona
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Pennsylvania
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Idaho
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Katharine St. George
New York
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Harry P. Cain
Washington
Gladys E. Heinrich Knowles
Montana
Albert P. Morano
Connecticut
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