Korea Junta Will Hold Power Two More Years
Seoul AP reports Korea's ruling military junta says it will retain power for two more years before allowing a civilian government. Lt. Pak Chung-Hi announces elections will proceed toward normal government next summer with a new constitution to be drafted. He warns political moves hindering the revolutionary process will be restricted this year while Allies expectations are kept. Kim argues civilian rule could be faster and calls for immediate restoration of freedom of assembly.
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Ship to Fight Reds With Lollipops
Boston AP describes a propaganda stunt where children are invited aboard a ship and given a lollipop each as long as the 10,000 supply lasts in a bid to combat communism.
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Friese Wins Regional Standard Giant Step Award
Gilbert Friese of Hy Frederick Maryland received a $750 check for leading sales of warm air heating and cooling units in American Standard Region 2. Jerry Venditti presented the prize at a Duff's Rebel Restaurant meeting attended by about 70 dealers from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Brandt Attacks Adenauer on Reunification Policy
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt, the Social Democrats' chancellor candidate, assailed Adenauer's policy toward German unity at a large rally. He argued the Soviet threat has not weakened and accused Adenauer of rejecting proposals that could have advanced reunification, relying instead on military cold war thinking. He did not specify which proposals from the last 12 years should have been acted on. He has proposed a conference of nations that fought Nazi Germany to draft a peace treaty.
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Science Finds Nonoperative Pile Shrinking Treatment
New York special report announces a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery while stopping itching and relieving pain. Case after case shows gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage, with patients expressing optimism about a noninvasive cure.
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