Jewish Cemeteries Bearing Brunt Of New Anti-Semitism In Germany
Berlin reports rising anti-Semitism five years after Hitler's death with nightly cemetery desecrations. Youthful offenders, some as young as three or seven in 1945, spark calls from Chancellor Adenauer and Jewish leaders to protect or relocate cemeteries. Police often overlook youth crimes as child foolishness or Nazi blame wanes.
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Berlin
Hitler
West Germany
Konrad Odenauer
East Germany
Hesse
West
Berliner Allgemeine
Average daily gravitated assaults reported in the United States
The report notes an average of 183 gravitated assaults are logged in the United States daily, highlighting ongoing violence nationwide and the persistent risk faced by communities.
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The
United States
Korea Has Little To Do With The Price Of Steaks And Pork Chops
Washington August 4 AP Farm Writer Ovid A Martin argues that meat price trends follow seasonal production cycles regardless of Korea. He notes meat output fluctuates with cattle and hog marketing, with heavier marketings in fall and spring driving prices up or down, and predicts prices will ease as slaughterings rise next month.
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Korea
Washington
Britain to Boost Defense Spending If U S Will Help
Britain signals readiness to raise defense outlays to about 9.52 billion dollars over three years if the United States backs its economy. The plan would add about 616 million pounds annually, boosting the share of national income spent on military preparations and expanding armaments for Atlantic Pact forces.
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U. S
London
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U.S
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Holland
Truman
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Venezuela Quake Toll Surges Past Seventy Nine Dead
Caracas reports a six minute quake that struck western Venezuela leaving at least 79 dead and many injured in Tocayo near Marquisimeto, capital of Lara State. Damage was also reported in Guanare and San Cristobal with tremors felt in Caracas.
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Venezuela
Tocayo
Marquisimeto
Lara
Guanare
San Cristobal
Soviet Deputy In Auto Mishap But Escapes Injury
New York reports Soviet deputy foreign minister Jakob A Malik was shaken but unharmed after a rear collision on a rainy Manhattan highway. Malik had been leaving Lake Success after presiding at a UN Security Council session when another car struck from behind, locking bumpers at about 50 mph. the other vehicle rammed an electric light pole and Malik’s car lost its bumper.
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Jakob A. Malik
Malik
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Lake Success
Long Island
United Nations Security Council
Navy's May 8 1911 Birth Day of Aviation in U S Navy
The statement marks May 8 1911 as the official birth day of aviation in the U S Navy with a lone soldier executed for desertion in World War I. He reportedly deserted twice under fire, illustrating the era's harsh wartime discipline.
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U.S
City Proposes GI Mechanics School at Municipal Airport
City officials urge the Air Force to study establishing a service school at Municipal Airport to train GI mechanics in Fairchild aircraft handling. Mayor Mills to present the plan to Wright Field this week. Councilman Broom notes wartime precedent at Baltimore and Glenn L. Martin works.
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Air Force Material Command
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Luther Broom
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Broom
Hagerstown
Fairchild Packers
J. Glenn Beall
Beall
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Air Materiel Command
Dayton
Ohio
Korea Known to Koreans as Chosen Morning Calm
The term Chosen meaning Morning Calm or Morning Peace marks Korea's historical self designation used by Koreans to refer to their country. It reflects a traditional, poetic name seen in older texts and discussions of Korean identity.
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Korea
Wounded In Korea A Local Soldier Reported Slightly Wounded
Cpl. Jack Dofflemyer 20 of this city was reportedly slightly wounded in Korea in a telegram from the Army secretary received by his uncle William H. Stum. He enlisted over two years ago at age 18 and serves with the 5th Cavalry Infantry. prior to service he attended Winter Street School and farmed.
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Korea
William H. Stum
Indiana Avenue
Secretary of the Army
Dofflemyer
Tokyo
Japan
Sth Cavalry Infantry
Winter Street
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