Attempted Landing By Agents Sparks Korean Tensions
North Korea demanded that U.N. forces leave South Korea at Panmunjom, as the U.N. Command rejected the demand. In Pusan, South Korean students marched for an eighth straight day urging a new National Assembly, while Seoul quieted and a caretaker government regained control after dispersed protests. Leaders agreed to curb presidential powers to empower the cabinet in a close vote. Tokyo sources welcomed move to admit Japanese reporters and to return 47 fishermen held for fishing violations, but noted unresolved issues in Korea Japan relations including Take Shime island title disputes and Korean property claims.
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Prayer for strength and faith in hard days
A prayer asks God to strengthen people facing overwhelming forces and to grant faith in God’s power. It seeks obedience to divine will and advancement of Christ’s kingdom through Augustana College leadership, ending with a signature fragment.
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Australian Students Demand Ransom For Two American Sailors
Australian university students seized two U S sailors and demanded ransom after bombarding the cruiser Canberra with firecrackers. The two captives were taken to a party then returned before leave passes expired as police pursued.
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Huge Balloon Satellite Plan Promises Global Radio Link
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP silent but bright a huge balloon communications satellite may wheel across the skies Thursday if the three stage rocket blasts off. If released the balloon will inflate at about 1 000 miles up and spin around the earth for a month or so broadcasting radio signals to ground stations in Holmdel New Jersey and NASA's Goldstone tracking site in California. The fully inflated craft will weigh about 150 pounds and contains no instruments.
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Henry supports Ruth Cyetle family after Mexico City trip
Henry picked up Ruth Cyetle and her parents Mr and Mrs Alexander Cyetle at a Dallas bus station after their arrival from Mexico City for the operation. He has been their friend interpreter and companion since.
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Senator seeks curb on labor unions political power
AP reports GOP Senator Goldwater proposes restricting union activities in politics and limiting campaign influence. He argues only individuals should fund campaigns, and that unions’ dues enable political clout. Critics say current law already blocks broad actions, but Goldwater calls for further limits.
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Typical City Seen As Mess By Urban Planner
SAN FRANCISCO AP A prominent Maryland banker James W. Rouse head of James W. Rouse Co and president of Baltimore's Community Research and Development Co condemned downtown sections as dirty crowded outmoded and ugly He told a convention of the International Council of Shopping Centers at the Mark Hopkins that solutions lie in planning commissions slum clearance and urban renewal projects including improved zoning laws development and centers.
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Eisenhower Nominates Sweeney to Federal Power Commission
Paul A. Sweeney, currently chief counsel in the Justice Department, has been nominated by President Eisenhower to fill an Federal Power Commission vacancy caused by the death of John B. Hussey. Sweeney would join the regulatory panel as its new member.
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Family Adds Own Portrait in New Amsterdam History
Johnson City New York AP reports a district coins office note that a Bute family sent a family portrait with a blue census form. The article traces the area from New Amsterdam to Buttle after the British destruction in the 1622 War and subsequent rebuild of the town.
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