Malik's UN Council Rule Is Ended
Soviet delegate Jacob Malik bowed out as president of the United Nations Security Council leaving the chair to Sir Gladwyn Jebb in July. The council adjourned to Tuesday with Malik in a lame duck status as debate continued on Korea war allegations and a Geneva convention treaty amid stalled U.S. ratification.
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Invited Free To Cool Weather At Olden Theater
In Trenton and New York scenes, Whitlock of the Olden Theater invited residents to escape heat by offering free admission. Over 700 people, including many children, attended into the early hours as the theater stayed open past 3 AM. Meanwhile in Brooklyn 52 students earned car damage appraisal certificates from the Brooklyn High School of Automotive Trades.
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Two GIs Win Medal of Honor at White House Ceremony
Washington honored two Army corporals Jerry Crump of Forest City North Carolina and Ronald Rosser of Crooksville Ohio as Medal of Honor recipients for conspicuous gallantry in Korea. Rosser reenlisted to avenge his brother in a solo assault, part of a small group of living winners amid heavy Korean War losses.
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