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Pravda Says Wallace MOSCOW, Sept. address 16. United The Secretary of Commerce controversial by States Henry Wallace was declared today Pravda to reflect in concern American over by "militarist tendencies policy." The Communist party newspaper asserted that Wallace's "go easy with Russia" plea represented the sentiments of "more farsighted States" elements in the United who, are worried lest "consequences harmful to peace" should result from present American policy. The publication said: "The Wallace speech on the whole bore a dual nature. He paid tribute to anti-Soviet conceptions current in official American circles but at the same time was obliged to make several characteristic admissions.

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16. (INS) An army A-26 attack bomber crashed in full view of nearly people at an air show at Twin Falls today, killing the crew of four. The crowd watched horrified as the plane in a high speed run made a climbing turn over the Twin Falls airport, then rolled an crashed with tremendous impact, scattering wreckage over a wide area. Onlookers estimated its speed at 250 miles an hour at an altitude of about 2000 feet. Major Thomas Finnie, public res lations officer for the air force unit putting on the show, withheld the names of the four victims until their next of kin could be notified.

The unit was based at Memphis, before going on the trip. The show, featuring P-80 jet propelled craft, continued after the crash. ANNE BAXTER ILL HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 16. (INS) Movie actress Anne Baxter collapsed at her home today and was taken Good Samaritan hospital where physicians said she had suffered a possible attack of appendecitis.

UCLA Expects 15,000 Students to Register Registrar William C. Pomoery estimated today that more than 15,000 students will register for classes this week at the University of California at Los Angeles. The record enrollment began today, when more than 2000 students stood in line for hours, many of them from midnight Sunday. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16.

(INS) Driver Killed as Auto Hits Truck RIVERSIDE, Sept: 16. (INS) One man was killed and another critically injured today in an automobile-truck collision on the last leg of a 3000 mile trip. William Reid, 24, of Los Angeles, driver of the automobile, died in Community hospital. Richard S. Farr, 22, of San Pedro, was seriously injured.

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