Stranded Students Blame CAB and Airlines
A non scheduled online and the civil Aeronautics Board blamed each other for 220 students and teachers stranded when the CAB refused to clear four flights to Europe. The airline accuses the CAB of arbitrary action to curb competition. the CAB blames Overseas National Airways for missing a clearance deadline and not proving the flight met regulations.
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Brussels Treaty Forces Prepare Channel War Games
Naval units from Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg will maneuver in the English Channel within two weeks. The aim is convoy protection against air subs and mines as part of Brussels Treaty defense drills.
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Brussels
Romania Expels Vatican Envoy Amid Spying Charges
Romania announced the expulsion of Bishop Gerald P. O Hara of Savannah Atlanta and two other members of the apostolic nunciature on charges related to spying as the last diplomatic representative of the Iron Curtain country. The action signals escalating anti Vatican activities and shifts in regional diplomacy.
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Romania
U.S
London
Notable Deaths Across Cities Highlight 6 Figures
Death notices list Ronald Gramn 26 in New York Jiorachy Seidel 33 former RB Seidel president in Philadelphia. Williams Fownes Jr 72 retired industrialist and golf champion in Pittsburgh. Oliver George Lucas 60, banker in New Orleans. Mrs Bessie Swith Witte widow of Stanford White shot in St James Suffolk County. Mrs Julia Broaker 86 actor and author known as Julia Anderson in New York.
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Northern Korean forces drive near Suwon and Wonju
North Korean columns push from Yoy toward Jehon and Wonju area as American and South Korean units fight to hold the line south of Suwon. Reports say tanks and infantry clash with artillery fire along the east coast and near Pyongtaek, with Maj. Gen. Dean personally moving to the front.
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Car Hitches 2 Mile Ride Turns Odd Night Tale
Stoneham man Jacob Garfinkle reported a driverless car hitched to his bumper after he left a parking space. He witnessed the stowaway vehicle attached as he prepared to enter a garage, unnervingly revealing a busy chase of war updates and aerial combat reports from Pyongyang.
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U.S. Gave South Korea Anti Tank and Artillery Equipment
A confidential House Foreign Affairs Committee staff background report states the United States supplied more than 110 million dollars worth of anti tank weapons artillery and other gear to South Korea when American troops left a year ago. The equipment, sufficient for about 50 000 men, was reportedly available to South Korea during the North Korean invasion.
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Zither Players Still Plucking in Portland
In Portland Oregon a tiny zither scene persists with about twelve real players amid a city where the instrument was once thought dead. Veterans keep plucking at home as a dwindling club faded decades ago, while a few enthusiasts hope a new juke box tune will lure younger players to the autoharp style with its 42 strings.
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Portland, Ore
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Zather Rovers
Bull Rampage Near Independence Spurs Urgent Farm Action
A bull caused a scare at the edge of Independence as a flimsy fence separated it from a field. Tom Pollard ordered residents to evacuate while firefighters rolled out hoses. The blaze began after firecrackers startled bystanders and the beast charged toward a hollow pasture.
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Polard
Admiralty cites possible wrongdoing in submarine sand blockage
An Admiralty spokesman said the Navy suspects some persons contributed to placing sand in a submarine at Devonport. The sand was found June 17 in the hull while it was being rehired.
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