Sawyer attacks U S aid structure in Europe study
Sawyer reports on a 10 country Europe study presented to President Truman criticizing the wartime relief bureaucracy. He advocates cutting personnel and dissolving agencies, shifting to private investment and trade, while keeping military aid and some Italy and Greece aid. He urges the State Department to consolidate action and reduce overlap.
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Truman
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Italy
Greece
Britain
State Department
Bush Clinger Survives Cold in Florida Mangrove Hurry
In Miami Florida Fred Tyzzer Jr a 38 year old Navy veteran clung to mangrove bushes in Angel Fish Creek 20 miles south of Miami for more than 28 hours through 35 to 40 degree cold. A Coast Guard PBY and a helicopter searched overhead but failed to attract attention. The Coast Guard abandoned the search and Tyzzer was rescued late Wednesday by Capt. Cleveland Knowles aboard a fishing vessel.
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Angel Fish Creek
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Veterans Hospital
Fred Tyzzer, Jr
Coast Guard
Tyzzer
Logan
Cleveland Knowles
Pataskala Man Killed by Car on Ohio 16
Jacob L. Beaver aged 66 of Pataskala Route 2 was fatally struck by a vehicle while walking along Ohio 16 near Pataskala Wednesday night. The incident occurred near the town as police investigated.
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Columbus
Jacob L. Beaver
Ohio 16
First successful separation of head joined twins reported
In Chicago a 39 hour 40 minute operation separated Siamese twins Roger Lee and Rodney Dee Brodie of Moline Illinois who were joined at the head. Surgeons call it a historic milestone with further care needed and continuing treatment planned today at the Neuro Psychiatric Institute of the University of Illinois.
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Yesterny
Olson
Neuro-Psychiatric Institute
Roger Lee
Rodney Dee Brodie
Moline
Hottest Yank Airman Downs Ninth Red Jet
Lt. James F. Low of Sausalito California credited with his ninth MIG shot in a fierce dog fight high over North Korea. Ten Sabres tangled with twenty two MIGs near the Yalu River boundary above Manchuria as ground action reported light. Air Force said bombers hit a large communist troop concentration area about 20 miles south of Pyongyang destroying over 70 buildings and damaging 30.
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America
North Korea
U.S. Fifth Air Force
James F. Low
Sausalito
Calif
Korea
Sumo Reservoir
Yalu River
Manchuria
Pyongyang
Interference Probe Begun by House Judiciary Panel
House investigators open closed hearings on DOJ involvement in a New York federal grand jury probe of communism in the United Nations. Chairman Chelf and Rep. Keating said four jurors are summoned for questioning including jury foreman Joseph P. Kelly and deputy Charles Harsany.
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House
Justice Department
New York
United Nations Organization
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D-Ky
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Department
Joseph P. Kelly
Charles Harsany
Dirksen asserts Taft would likely seek Senate majority leader
Senator Dirksen said Taft would probably like to be the majority leader, easing doubts about his plans. Taft has said he is only available for floor leadership, but Dirksen noted extensive talks with Taft beyond personal impressions. Senator Carlson also voiced support if Taft seeks the post after discussions with Eisenhower.
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Sen
Dirksen
Ill
Taft
Senate
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Carlson
Eisenhower
New York
GOP Luncheon Planned by Buckeye Republican Club
The Buckeye Republican Club of Columbus will sponsor a luncheon on January 12 at the Neil House to honor elected GOP state officials.
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GOP
Columbus
Buckeye Republican Club of Columbus
Neil House
Tito Vatican break sparks renewed U.S. concern
Washington frets over Tito Yugoslavia split with the Vatican complicating Western aims to unite NATO allies against the Soviet bloc. Officials fear closer ties to European powers and stalled East-West tensions may challenge plans for political and military cooperation, including the Trieste dispute.
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Marshal Tito
Vatican
Europe
Yugoslavia
Italy
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Trieste
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Britain
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Eisenhower and MacArthur Hold Secluded Policy Parley
President-elect Eisenhower, at a New York luncheon with Gen. Douglas MacArthur and John Foster Dulles, discussed peace prospects and Korea. Both leaders avoided public detail and planned further talks with GOP lawmakers as Congress prepares its program.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
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Manhattan
John Foster Dulles
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Dulles
U S Health Plan Urges Mixed Federal State Funding
Truman’s health commission proposes a middle ground with a 1% billion annual outlay to bolster voluntary private and public insurance. States would administer the program and match federal funds dollar for dollar, differing from Truman’s federal plan and the AMA proposal. The plan aims to cover hospital and medical costs for those with limited means.
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Washington
Truman
Ent Truman
American Medical Association
AMA
Farmers Set Crop Record in 1952 Output
Washington report says 1952 produced a record overall farm output with crops and livestock, second only to 1948 for crops. The Agriculture Department notes the surplus buildup may push calls for reduced production next year, starting with wheat and cotton. Foreign markets also ease from war and postwar peaks, adding to the pressure.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Auto Crash Lands Driver On Top Of House In Los Angeles
San Francisco bus driver Lonnie Johnson drove about 80 mph in Los Angeles after striking a traffic island. His car bounced into a house 268 feet away and buried itself in the roof, leaving Johnson on the roof with a broken left leg a broken right arm and broken ribs. He was hospitalized and alive.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Lonnie Johnson
Johnson
Florida Thaws After Long Cold Spell Hits End
Florida's longest cold spell of the year shows signs of moderating as warmer air moves in. The state’s multimillion-dollar citrus crop, now rolling to market, faced freeze risk and potential damage during the cold snap.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Steel Production Up As Auto Firms Gain Higher Allowance
The Defense Production Administration authorized automakers and civilian goods producers to raise steel usage to 70 percent of their rate, about 16 percent above the third quarter of 1952. Aluminum producers face a ceiling price rise tied to contract changes with the government.
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Washington
Sontro
Defense
Henry Fowler
Fowler
Aluminum Company of America
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Reynolds Metals Company
Gdi's Pound Luxury Ships Lined Up After Snowbound Wake
Heavy snows and battering gales across Central and Northern Europe slow two transatlantic liners. The 53329 ton United States and the French Liberte finally sailed from Southampton and Le Havre after delays of over 10 hours due to Channel gales. The United States suffered minor bridge damage from strong winds.
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Europe
New York
Italy
Switzerland
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Bordeaux
United States
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Eng
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Truman Urges Air Build-Up to Prevent War
President Truman declares U S military airpower has made startling advances and must grow to deter communists from plunging the world into war He spoke at the Wright Memorial Dinner honoring Lt Gen James H Doolittle before about 1400 attendees saying the aim is to prevent war by developing new aviation tech and weapons
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Washington
Truman
Wright Memorial
Aero Club of Washington
James H. Doolittle
Purchase Boat for Hotel Use in Portsmouth
A Portsmouth based corporation formed by local residents announced the purchase of the Ohio River steamer Gordon C. Greene from the Greene Line. The vessel will be berthed at Market Street and converted into a hotel and dining room. Partners Capt. and Mrs. W D Kimble Jr and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fish did not disclose the purchase price.
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Portsmouth
Gordon C. Greene
Greene Line
Market St
W. D. Kimble Jr
Jack Fish
Permanent Power To Shuffle President's Agencies Urged
A White House advisory group urged Congress to make permanent the president’s power to reorganize the executive branch with a veto option, arguing it would boost federal management efficiency. The report cites savings and a need to centralize policy and programs across 2.6 million civilians and 3.6 million military personnel.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Issue report cites school fire hazard in Columbus
More than 181000 of 1225537 state pupils sit in buildings flagged as potential fire hazards. The State Department of Education survey funded by federal grants began in March 1951 led by field agent A. D. St. Clair to assess current school facilities and local district needs as part of a nationwide appraisal.
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Columbus
State Department of Education
A. D. St. Clair
NATO Group Cuts Defense Cost In Time Of War
NATO members agreed a reduced defense cost near 214 million after four days of talks led by Rene Pleven. Gen Ridgway set a 428 million minimum, while Mountbatten would lead NATO Mediterranean naval and air forces during war.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
Europe
Rene Pleven
NATO
Neo
Viscount Alexander
Britain
Adm
Lord Mountbatten
Fumes Blamed In Auto Death In Wilkesville
Clyde Scires a 65 year old coal miner and father of six was found dead in a car in Wilkesville from carbon monoxide poisoning. Glenn Mayes of Wilkesville Route 122 was unconscious but recovering at home. The car had its engine running and windows closed near Uncle Joe's Chapel where funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. then burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Wilkesville
Wellston
Clyde Scires
Glenn Mayes
Scires
Adrian
Ralph
Roy
Preston
Mildrad
Susan
Uncle Joe's
Mount Carmel Cemetery
B&O Express Wreck Near Grafton Ties Up Main Line
The National Limited passenger express left the tracks at Rowlesburg West Virginia about 60 miles west of Cumberland Maryland. None of the about 100 passengers was seriously hurt. The wreck between Cumberland and Grafton West Virginia tied up the B and O main line to St Louis and forced rerouting of two other passenger trains. Freight traffic was stopped.
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National Limited
Baltimoreland Ohio
Rowlesburg
W. Va
Here
Grafton
St. Louis
Douglas McKay Resigns As Oregon Governor
Oregon governor Douglas McKay plans to resign to become secretary of interior in the Eisenhower cabinet. Paul Patterson, 52, sworn in as governor and will serve until January after McKay leaves for Washington.
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Ore
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Paul Patterson
State Senate
McKay
Woman fatally struck by tractor-trailer in Clermont County
Mrs. Ida Mae Stepp, 56, was killed Wednesday when a tractor-trailer struck her in front of her residence in Clermont County. police reported the fatal crash remains under investigation.
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Cincinnati
Ida Mae Stepp
Clermont County
Bullet Wound Fatal To Mt. Vernon Girl
Seven year old Nan in Mount Vernon died after a bullet wound to the head at a farm home near Marengo in Mor row County. A 9 year old brother accidentally fired the rifle while the parents were present. authorities say the death was accidental and ruled by Chester County authorities.
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Mount Old
Nancy
Nan
Mount Vernon
Mercy
Marengo
Morrow County
Chester County
Man Burned to Death in City Incinerator Fire
Otis Morgan, 43, identified by police as the victim, died after a Wednesday blaze at the old city incinerator. Fire officials probe the cause as investigators and relatives seek answers.
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Hamilton
Otis Morgan
Old City
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