Red Demands for Apology and Reparations at Macau Border
The Chinese Communists demanded apologies and compensation from Macau for border incidents last month near the Macau China frontier. They want public apology, withdrawal of Macau border guards, payment for casualties and property damage, and accountability for future incidents. Five clashes occurred in late July with both sides blaming each other. one Portuguese African was killed and 12 injured while China claimed at least 140 casualties.
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Newsman Fails In Election Bid
Detroit primary results show Landon Knight, 28, son of Publisher John S. Knight, trailing former congressman Clarence J. McLeod by about 1200 votes in Michigan's 13th district. Incumbent Rep. George D. O'Brien expected to win renomination. two other candidates also run.
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Push Voters Aims to Register Tucson Voters
A Tucson Advertising club survey of 5,000 people in 54 firms finds 2,825 already registered, 1,782 eligible but not registered, and 546 not qualified. Julian Tuthill of the Chamber of Commerce urges volunteers to contact the unregistered, mail post cards, or call personally. He will compare lists with the recorder's office to verify actual registrations.
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Old Soviet Germ Warfare Alibi Reemerges
The National Committee for Free Europe says Stalin charged opponents with germ warfare during the first five year plan. Adm. H B Miller notes a central committee report claiming wrecking and alleged injections of plague germs on farms. Miller cites Stalin’s Problems of Leninism and claims Koreans repeat old germ warfare charges.
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Japanese Consuls Named for Bombay and Geneva
Kyodo News reports Fujio Hayashi named consul general to Bombay and Kensuke Sato named to Geneva. Tokyo announced appointments for the Japanese diplomatic posts in these two cities.
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British politicians mend fences lick wounds after rough session
United Press report notes British lawmakers returned home to rest and repair after a strenuous session. The Conservative government under Winston Churchill faced dwindling support with Labour gains in local elections and near topple margins in the Commons. Labor attacked Churchill over a U.S. visit and Korean War fallout, while countering government rearmament budgets.
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Red Brick Homes Offer 2 or 3 Bedroom Deals
Real estate ad lists a large 2 bedroom red brick house at 7950 with 500 down and your lot, and a 3 bedroom red brick with 1% baths at 8990 with 750 down and your lot. Ph 6-4365 offered to help buyers obtain a lot if none owned.
Eel Spawning Ground Located South of Bermuda
The spawning ground for the common eel lies in the Atlantic Ocean south of Bermuda. This location has long intrigued researchers seeking to understand the eel life cycle and migration patterns.
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