U.S. Forming New
Continental Air
Defense Command
WASHINGTON, Wt—Secretary
of Defense Wilson Tuesday an
nounced a new high command
headed by an Air Force general is
being formed to direct the defense
of the United States against air
assaults. It will embrace Army
and Navy as well as Air Force
units.
Wilson said “the Continental
Air Defense Command” would
come into being about Sept. 1 and
would “formalize” older arrange
ments among the services.
The secretary told a news con
ference the establishment of the
new command was required “to
take advantage of the new and
changing” picture in guided mis
siles and super-sonic aircraft.
Gen. Benjamin W. Chidlaw will
be chief of the new command
while retaining his command of
the Air Forces’ Air Defense Com
mand. His headquarters for both
commands will remain at the Air
Force base at Colorado Springs,
Colorado.
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Sec. Dulles Accuses Communists
Of Violating Korean Armistice
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Bobo Rockefeller Wins
Quick Divorce 'in Reno
RENO, Nev., UP—Bobo Rocke
feller, 37, was awarded a divorce
Tuesday from the millionaire, 42
year-old Winthrop Rockefeller.
The coal miner’s daughter, who
was the bride in two society wed
dings, received the decree on the
grounds of more than four years'
separation from Rockefeller. The
statutory limit in Nevada is only
three years.
The blonde divorcee received
5J/fe million dollars in settlements
and custody of their small son,
Winthrop Paul.
The divorce hearing took only
15 minutes. Mrs. Rockefeller’s big
array of legal talent entered the
courtroom by a private entrance.
There was a large crowd of young
women in front of the building.
25 DEATHS THIS SEASON
POISONOUS ICE CREAM
CATANIA, Sicily, UP—Fifty
guests at two wedding feasts were
stricken with food poisoning after
eating ice cream Monday. Fifteen
were' hospitalized, including one
of the bridegrooms.
GOLF BALL BOMBARDMENT
LOS ANGELES, UP—Paper box
manufacturer Edward C. Myers
sued the Hillcrest Country Club,
near his home, for S3.000 Mon
day. He said he had to send his
children aged 4 and 2 to nursery
school daytimes and can’t use his
back yard. He alleged it’s under
constant daylight bombardment
by golf balls.
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” WASHINGTON, MV-Secretary
of State Dulles Tuesday sharply
accused the Communists of violat
ing the Korean armistice. But he
said that the violations were not
serious enough to justify resum
ing the war.
In a news conference, Dulles
also disclosed that a new protest
has been sent through Britain to
Communist China over the loss of
three American lives in the shoot
ing down of a British airliner al
most two weeks ago off Hainan
Island.
Dulles said, on another Far East
question, that United States war
ships and airplanes would protect
Formosa against any enemy at
tack but that this government has
not made any decision to enter
into a formal alliance with the
Chinese Nationalist government.
The Korean truce situation
came in for detailed discussion.
It has been dramatized in recent
days by the visit here of South
Korean President Syngman Rhee,
who has demanded an end to
the Neutral Nations’ Supervisory
Commission which has kept rep
resentatives of Communist gov
ernments in South Korea.
The United States, Dulles said,
would be sympathetic to seeing
the commission wiped out.
Under Indian chairmanship its
members are Sweden, Switzerland
and two Communist governments
—Poland and Czechoslovakia.
Dulles said the nations Which
fought the Communists in Korea
have discussed the possibility of
ending the commission because of
the activities of the Communist
members. The question may come
up during the United Nations As
sembly meeting in New York this
fall. The preliminary discussions
were carried on incidental to the
Asian peace talks at Geneva re
cently.
Dulles said the situation re
specting the armistice supervision
is this:
In the north the Communist
High Command, under the armis
tice terms, is supposed to let
members of the armistice commis
sion—meaning the Swiss and the
Swedes who are important to' the
U.N. Command—see what goes on
on at ports of entry designated in
the agreement.
However, they have circum
vented the armistice agreement
by moving materials through
routes which use other ports of
entry into Korea and they deny
the Swiss and Swedes opportunity
to visit such points.
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Brooklyn 2, St. Louis 1
Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 2
Milwaukee 3, Philadelphia 1
American League
New York 2* Cleveland 1
Chicago 6, Boston 2
Detroit 2, Washington 0
Philadelphia 6, Baltimore 2
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood 3, San Diego 1
Los Angeles 3, Portland 0
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