Airman Gets Stiff Term In Car Theft Case
Pvt. John Matyshan of Davis-Monthan Air Force base received 150 dollar fine and 30 days in jail in a justice court proceeding yesterday for borrowing Theodore Gould’s 1940 car from South Sixth avenue. The car was spotted on Speedway near Country Club road and Matyshan was arrested. An earlier similar charge from October 8 had been dropped at the owner’s request.
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China's Price Seen As High For Korea Cease Fire
London sources say China may demand a high price to halt at the 38th parallel, including evacuation of U S forces, UN recognition, and halting aid to Viet Nam and the Chiang regime. China may also seek withdrawal of the U S Seventh Fleet from Formosa and allow Red China to take over the island, with the issue seen as central at Lake Success.
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Cates Urges Armed Forces Strength Over Rapid Buildups
Gen Clifton B Cates commandant of the marine corps argues the United States must keep armed forces in being to project will where interests are threatened. He cites the Inchon surge as proof of rapid buildup and warns against needing swift expansion in future conflicts. He spoke to the American Ordnance association in New York.
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Nationalists Fire On Ship Report
Globe wireless reported the SS Wingsang was fired on by a Chinese Nationalist gunboat off the South China coast. The message, intercepted by the SS Dartmouth Victory, gave no details on the vessel fired upon or its nationality. The ship’s owner was Joseph Servers of Manila and about 20 people were aboard.
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General Ganeval Receives U S Legion of Merit
Berlin December 7 Major General Jean Ganeval was presented with the U S Legion of Merit in the degree of commander for his work as French commandant in Berlin from 1946 to 195? The award was given in the Napoleon barracks by U S High Commissioner John J McCloy. Ganeval now serves as the French member of the Allied Military Security Board.
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