Doolittle Suitably Busy After War Record Hangs
General Doolittle faces a flood of mail at Rockefeller Center on issues from a Tokyo raid nostalgia to requests for help with visas and transfers. He values the effort and treats civilians and service members with equal courtesy while downplaying fame. He recalls the April 18 1942 raid as a necessary mission and maintains a modest view of his place in history amid international attention.
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Doolittle
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Atom
Japan
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Long Island
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Utah
Jacob Deshazer
Shu
United States
Rockefeller Center
Brussels
Dooille
China
Francis
Marine
Navy
Jin
Highth Air Coronnels
Mary Gill
England
Danish King Shows No Gain Amid Illness
A palace bulletin from Copenhagen reports the 78 year old Danish king remains seriously ill with a temperature of 14 degrees and a pulse of 71 as doctors monitor his condition. Records from India suggest changes in his health timeline. The bulletin notes continued concerns about his recovery.
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India
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