Deadlock in Korea Talks Over Buffer Zone
UN spokesman cited a one hour and 13 minute attack by General Nam as a bid to discredit UN air and naval power. NAM called the UN position absurd while insisting a buffer zone along the 28th parallel is just and reasonable. Negotiations adjourned after a long session in heat with a plan to meet again Wednesday morning.
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Ousted Cadets Expect Cardinal Enrollments in Colleges
Army 9A cadets face discharges not honorable or dishonorable as a new appeal seeks White House intervention. Virginia’s University dean says ousted players likely barred, while Defense Department recalls a 1927 Naval Academy case with dismissed midshipmen and a late graduation. Selective Service notes possible draft registration within 3 days after dismissal.
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Defense Department
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Department
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University of Virginia
Richard R. Fletcher
Playwright Lavery Wins 30000 Verdict in Slander Case
Los Angeles. Playwright Fimuver Lavery wins a 30000 verdict against Lela Rogers and others after 22 hours of deliberation. The suit stems from a radio debate on the American Broadcasting System about a Communist threat in Hollywood. Lavery alleged Rogers praised his play A Gentleman From Athens as Communist propaganda harming Broadway success.
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Eden Touring the United States with Leaders
Former British foreign secretary Anthony Eden tours the United States meeting political leaders with host Doug Las Fairbanks Jr. Flo travels with Robert Carr and attends a dinner at the California Institute of Technology as part of the trip. The report also notes a Treasury bonds call for redemption and exchange options for holders.
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Russians use San Francisco talks to push anti American propaganda
Washington reports that Russia plans to send a delegation to the September 4 San Francisco meeting on the Japanese Peace Treaty. President Roosevelt allies including John Foster Dulles helped draft the pact, which Russia opposes citing security and rearmament concerns. Andrei Gromyko leads the Soviet delegation as Moscow aims to influence the talks and rally other nations, potentially delaying or blocking agreement.
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City to pay 318869 for state street repair takeover
City faces costs of 318869 if the state takes over street repairs. Estimates cover alternate Rt 49 eastbound and improvements on Rt 11 southbound near Hagerstown, Rt 11 northbound and Rt 4 routes, and a state connection between routes 4 and 48 through Hagerstown with several street realignments.
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Baltimore Opens First Leg of Crosstown Freeway
Baltimore begins the first leg of its crosstown freeway with a mile and a third six lane expressway from Russell Street toward the Washington Baltimore expressway. The project aims to ease airport access and commute to Upner Anne Arundel areas, while the city plans a second leg linking Westport to downtown and Camden Station.
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Huattress District
Driver's license incident ends in fatality in Los Angeles
Auer Brin utilized a routine license check when an officer, HE Mo Goldstein, demanded to see a driver's license at a red light. Brinwald complied then collapsed and died after the encounter. The report notes the officer observed the violation and the subsequent holding of the license.
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Brincald
Perioriman
Mo Goldstein
Russia Behind On Production
Washington Aug 14 The Agriculture Department reports Russia’s agricultural output lags its ambitious Soviet goals. Planted crop area appears around 469 million acres versus a 292 million target with 378 million acres in 1983. U S plantings exceed 380 million. Livestock totals at year start 1961 show Russia far behind the United States in cattle and hog numbers, though Russia has cheaper hogs with about 9 million head versus the U S 54 million cattle 6 540 000 hogs.
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West
U. S
Russia
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