Taft Likely Senate Floor Leader for Eisenhower Era
Congress eyes a harmonious session with a one seat Senate majority and slim House control. Taft seems certain to be Senate floor leader, aiming to shape policy with Eisenhower while aligning with Dewey associates and potential Southern Democrat co chairmen.
Blueprint for a united Europe outlined in Paris talks
Europe aims for a continental confederation with a six nation executive and two chamber legislature. A Paris drafted constitution hinges on ratification of the European Defense Community treaty by six parliaments, with a March deadline for draft completion and parliamentary review.
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Meany Faces AFL Action Dilemma Over Longshore Rackets
Labor leader George Meany weighs options after evidence of payoffs and misdeeds linked to the AFL Longshoremen's Union. He claims powerlessness under the AFL constitution but considers a council-backed plan while seeking Taft Hartley reforms and possible AFL CIO merger.
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Yearlong Frustration as Korea War Plans Emerge
The article surveys a year of stalled truce talks at Panmunjom and a new Eisenhower administration strategy aimed at pressuring the Communists toward an armistice. It notes prisoner repatriation disputes, Red propaganda, and allied concerns over economic strain and wider war risks as 1952 unfolds.
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Sidelights and Sketches From Across the Nation
A California radio show woke to a sleeping DJ when a sheriff ordered him awake at the mic. In Connecticut a Yale pathologist favors a guppy as a life facts teacher over other topics. In Naples a banquets display Naples pizza as unmatched after Allied officers verdict by Admiral Carney. In Newark a 24 year old after an all night spree fired a pistol in a roulette game wounding only a scalp.
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December UN assembly exposes Russian propaganda tactics
The United Nations General Assembly in New York recessed with free nations seeing through Reds' moves. India’s antiwar resolution on Korea failed yet passed, while Russia blocked it to appear strong. Russia pushed a controversial murder charge over Pongam riots, lost, and faced the U.S. image challenge. Acheson refused Vishinsky contact. the session marked the end of his tenure as the U.S. role shifts to John Foster Dulles after Eisenhower's inauguration.
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Resignation and Cold War Era Highlights
Premier Antoine Pinay resigns after three confidence votes amid nine turbulent months in power. International actions include calls to arraign Soviet Russia at the International Court for Katyn Forest massacre. US and NATO moves feature Eisenhower appointing Weeks and Durkin, and Mountbatten named Mediterranean commander as key Korea-related events unfold.
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Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
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Interracial Conference Opens in Columbia as Bowl Games Begin
The report notes the Southern Interracial Conference on Youth and Racial Unity opens in Columbia S C on Monday December 29. It also lists the World Council of Churches central committee meeting in Lucknow India on December 31 and New Year’s Day as January 1. Football season climaxes with major bowl games across the United States.
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DiSalle Sworn In as Economic Stabilization Administrator
Michael V. DiSalle, former OPS head, takes sworn Federal office again as ESA. He quips that the role feels like marrying for the third time and that initial anticipation has faded. Connie Mack, 90, ex-Philadelphia Athletics chief, reflects there is nothing worth worrying about, saying this outlook helped him live longer.
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