Graduates Warned of Red Peril Across New York State
Commencement speakers across New York urged learners to confront nuclear danger and defend freedom. Rev Dr William G Pol Yard warned against rebellion to nuclear reality while Bruce Catton praised unity and human liberty. Ambassadors and educators punctuated with calls for moral discipline, education, and a world order resisting communism.
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Institute of Nuclear Studies
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Hobart
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Geneva
Dewees
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Syracuse University
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St. Lawrence
Jin Russa
Frank C. Moore
Re- State University of New York
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Union
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Carlyle C. Ring
Jamestown Public Schools
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Ash Fred University
Skidmore College
Saratoga? Springs
Lillian Gilbreth
Chicken In Road Crash Injures Residents In Wyoming Hamlet
A car driven by Jim DeGraw of LaBarge Wyoming struck a chicken in traffic, injuring him and his wife Doris. A passenger in Jim's car, Mornay Trehneyer, suffered a fractured knee and was hospitalized at Rock Springs. The chicken was unruffled.
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Refugee swims seven miles to safety on Amoy Bay
Formosan Chinese inmate of a Communist forced labor camp swam seven miles to a Nationalist island in Amoy Bay. The Defense Ministry said three other prisoners who fled the Red guards yesterday were missing and believed drowned. The man who reached safety was Liang Shw-chang, 21, a college graduate imprisoned on Kulangsu island west of Amoy.
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Eighty percent of PWs repatriated after Korea show unique ties
An Army study of 3,223 former prisoners found 15 percent classified as collaborators and 5 percent as resisters. Most cooperated to avoid maltreatment or gain favorable treatment, not from belief in communism. The physically fit returnees differed little in background, while resisters showed more neurotic symptoms.
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Cantors
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