Freedom Not Easy Job Ike Tells Scouts
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower told 47,000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge that the U S decision to aid South Korea was inescapable and must be carried to its conclusion by whatever means are necessary. He warned that American inaction would be another Munich, stressing the cost of freedom and the roughness of the world.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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South Korea
Eisenhower
Europe
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Columbia University
Truman
Eisenhower visits Valley Forge jamboree echoing Washington
The jamboree draws about 30 000 spectators as Eisenhower unheralded voices echo across fields. Scouts portray the rise of American independence with a pageant highlighting scouting’s role in the American way of life and include tours of Valley Forge and hikes around Philadelphia historic landmarks. The program continues with a second pageant planned for tomorrow night.
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George Washington
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Valley Forge
Sion
Phiadelphia
Flier Blown Back to Life Over Korea Mission
TOKYO P. Jack B. Eno 28 Lansing Mich blown back to life after a bomber mission. While recovering from a stuck bomb in the B 26 bay he landed in the water as fuel ran low. Plane exploded, he surfaced, searched for a gunner two hours, found by Japanese boats and a helicopter. Minor injuries, returned to duty. Wife and two daughters reside at a Japanese air base. Gunner’s name withheld pending kin notice.
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Jack B. Eno
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Mich
Korea
Eno
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