Battlefront Dispatch From Yongdong Frontreport
U.S. and South Korean forces fight near Yongdong as First Cavalry and other units press ground support from carrier planes. North Korean divisions and guerrillas attack, retreat, and dig in while U.N. forces claim advances, shelling Yongdong station and targeting bridges with heavy air and artillery actions.
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Yongdong
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25Th Division
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Yechon
Kangdong
Yongdok
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United Press
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Air Force seeks reservists with top technical experience
First Air Force officials told a Syracuse meeting that reservists with the greatest military technical proficiency will be recalled for service. Col Frederick P Knoll predicted 10 days of private affairs after telegram notification to report. Syracuse Army and Air Force recruiters announced active duty opportunities across arms and services, with Navy and Marine Corps also recruiting locally.
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Syracuse University
Morel K. Brewster
Edward Oram
Syracuse
Army
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Marine Corps
Congressional Panels Hear Defense and Emergency Funds Debates
Today in Congress the appropriations bill totals 35.99 billion with meetings on emergency defense funding. The Banking Committee and Defense Sec Johnson address multi billion requests in open and closed sessions. Senate and House conference discuss Social Security boosts and Military enlistment actions as aging workers and armed forces bounds are adjusted.
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Johnson
Republican Policy Committee
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Senate House Conference
Kalamazoo Opens Public Call Boxes to Aid Citizens
Kalamazoo residents can report emergencies by stepping to a call box now converted from telegraph boxes to ordinary telephones. Police Chief Howard Hoyt unveiled the change, with boxes placed by patrol cars. Philadelphia is an example of a city that adopted the practice earlier.
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Mich
Howard Hoyt
Kalaminton
Philadelphia
Ashes scattered at Stratford on Avon golf links
LONDON UP report says a request from Gerald E will be granted today. His ashes will be scattered over the 7th hole at the Stratford on Avon golf links, completing his wishes.
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Gerald E Will Waat
Stratford-on-avon
Plattsburgh Twins Surge At Local Hospital
Over the last 20 days Physicians Hospital reports five twin births and 49 other births. The surge reflects a notable rise in deliveries at the facility, with staff noting high demand and ongoing fertility trends in the region.
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Physicians’ Hospital
Slow rising nova spotted by Cambridge astronomer
Astronomers report a new slow rising nova increasing in brightness over a week since discovery. Dr. Erane Zwicky of Mt. Wilson Palomar Observatory detected it in Los Angeles, with Dr. Harlow Shapley of Harvard noting its unusually gradual brightening and visibility only with aid.
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Mass
Harlow Shapley
Harvard Observatory
Erane Zwicky
Mt. Wilson- Palomar Observatory
Los Angeles
Br. Shapley
Four more unidentified in C-46 crash near Myrtle Beach
Nashville Tennessee reports four additional National Guardsmen remain unidentified after a C-46 crash near Myrtle Beach South Carolina. The plane bound for Nashville carried guardsmen from two weeks training. initial tally listed 30 Nashville guardsmen and four crewmen but wreckage revealed five more bodies. One identified as a Nashville guardsman. a search continues for the rest.
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Nashville
Tenn
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Nasheville
Beavers Aid Snake River Flood Work in Wyoming
Army engineers battling the Snake River flood in Jackson Wyoming received unlikely assistance from a beaver. The animal built a dam of saplings and debris that helped bolster a dike in one spot as engineers worked to strengthen the flood defenses.
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Jackson. Wyo
Snake River
The Pupils of Rafters Eyes and Night Vision
The text notes that pupils are spherical at night in rafters and contract vertically in day for snakes, especially pit vipers, to reduce bright light. It discusses nocturnal hunting behavior and light adaptation in these species.
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