Communists Hint Red China May Avoid Supervising Truce
In Munsan Korea a North Korean officer suggested the Chinese People’s Volunteers should withdraw from administering the armistice area, while Reds object to rotating UN troops and rejected parts of the Allied draft. UN spokesman cautioned against premature optimism as talks continued.
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Munsan
Korea
Red China
Korean Peoples Army
Chinese People’s Volunteers
Chang Chun San
Red
Chinese People's Volunteers
William P. Nuckols
Nuckols
Russians Charge Yank Officers Plan Attack in Burma
Soviet UN delegate Jacob Malik accused two American generals of leading a shock force of Chinese Nationalist troops in Burma poised for aggression against Communist China. He alleged 7 colonels and 27 majors attached to the Nationalist force, while U. S. and Chinese delegates denied the charges and dismissed the accusation as unfounded.
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Paris
Russia
Burma
China
Jacob Malik
United States
Malik
T. F. Tsiang
Formosa
Garibaldi
Plea to Expedite POW Pay Bill Seeks House Action
Rep. Dempsey appeals to force debate on a bill to pay about 82 million dollars to former American World War II POWs. He criticizes the State Department and urges passage, noting prior Geneva payments and warning that the Japanese peace treaty may affect future compensation.
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Washington
Dempsey
House
House Interstate Committee
Japan
Germany
State Department
Senate
OPS Offers Steel Firms New Formula
Washington officials preview a Capehart amendment based formula to allow steel producers to raise prices for cost increases since June 1950. The 25 member advisory panel will examine the plan as Price Stabilizer DiSalle and aides predict a modest rise, unlikely to reach four dollars per ton.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Michael V. DiSalle
di Salle
MacArthur Letter Signals Taft Backing in NH Primary
Senator Tobey calls MacArthur remarks a left handed slap at Eisenhower but says they do not block Ike’s election. Brewster sees Taft support, Tobey backs Eisenhower, Colburn says MacArthur views Taft as an ideal man for president. The letter urged MacArthur’s name be withdrawn from New Hampshire March 11 primary.
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Washington
Tobey
MacArthur
New Hampshire
J. Wesley Colburn
Taft
End to Video Ban Forecast End to TV Permits
FCC chairman Wayne Coy predicts a three year government ban on new television station permits will end in a month or so. He told Sigma Delta Chi that only 10 to 20 applications may be granted before year’s end and a final decision on lifting the freeze could come shortly, tied to color television hearings.
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Cleveland
Federal Communications Commission
Wayne Coy
Sigma Delta Chi
Jets clash as 77 UN and Red MIGs fight over Korea
American and communist jets tangled in MIG Alley above North Korea with about 50 MIGs facing 22 F 86 Sabres from 30 000 to 20 000 feet. One Red MIG damaged. Lt James E Arnold reports the damage while Allied losses are not noted. By 6 p.m Fifth Air Force logged 579 missions and 97 rail cuts.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Alexander Appointed British Defense Boss
London Prime Minister Winston Churchill named Field Marshal Viscount Alexander defense minister to relieve aging leadership. Alexander, 60, has served as governor general of Canada since 1946 and will return to Britain to assume the post on March 1 after Vincent Massey succeeds him this month.
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London
Winston Churchill
Viscount Alexander
Defense
Alexander
Canada
Vincent Massey
Britain
Defense Ministry
Child Drowns In Backyard Pond Near Akron
Mrs Earl Pfeifle discovers six year old son Richard in neighbor’s pond behind yard after school day. Students recall he took a shortcut home from school.
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Akron
Earl Pfeifle
Richard
Cold Wave May Stem Flood on Ohio River
Gallia Crest at 57 or 58 feet forecast for Wednesday afternoon as high water approaches Gallipolis. Evacuations began in Maple Shade with households moved to safer streets while city crews assist. Bridges and roads flood threats rise. schools may close as water nears critical levels along the Chickamauga Creek and Ohio River routes.
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Gallipolis
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Maple Shade
Franklin Cox
Oleg Neal
Madison Ave
J. Roy Bartlett
Dewey Jones
Lincoln Ave
J. E. Johnson
Chickamauga Creek Bridge
Kanawha River
Kanawha Falls
Fire kills 11 in Minneapolis three story building
Firefighters recovered 11 bodies from the burned three story business apartment building on the edge of the Minneapolis loop. Chief Reynold Malmquist said six others were missing and presumed dead. The first remains included a six year old boy and a three year old girl found on a crib spring with a doll clutched in her hand.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Loop
Reynold Malmquist
Cairo Death Toll Rises to Sixty Seven in Riots and Fires
Five more bodies were found in the ruins of the British Turf Club and Shepheard Hotel, raising the death toll to 67 after Saturday's rioting. Fire brigades fought continuing blazes as tanks and troops patrolled Cairo under martial law, with officials noting high property losses and political maneuvers over British troop withdrawal and Suez policy.
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Cairo
Egypt
Shepheards
Shepheard
U.S
Lamar Mulliner
Aly Maher Pasha
Suez
Sudan
al Misri
Wafd
Maher Pasha
Soviet Reject Western Middle East Command as Encirclement Claim
Moscow protests against the Middle East Command for a second time in two months. Andrei A. Gromyko summoned US Britain France and Turkey representatives to the foreign office and handed identical notes. Moscow radio broadcast that the votes mirrored those of November 24 and accused the Western powers of aggression.
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London
Russia
Middle East
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
Turkey
Foreign Office
Moscow
Moscow Radio
U S and Canada Trade Secret Atomic Data Given
Washington reports the United States and Canada exchanged secret atomic information under a beneficial arrangement. Chairman Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission said details of the information given by either country were not disclosed.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Gordon Dean
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio Five Day Forecast Sees Below Normal Temperatures
The forecast for Ohio shows temperatures 3 to 4 degrees below normal from Wednesday to Sunday with cold start, warmer Thursday to Saturday, and colder Sunday. Lows range 20 to 25 and highs 35 to 42, with light snow possible Thursday night or Friday and light rain likely Saturday or Sunday. The Cleveland board of education approved a $175 cost of living raise for about 4,500 staff this year, $100 this semester and $75 next.
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Cleveland
Board of Education
Man Charged in Cleveland Rooming House Death
Michael M. Vides, 43, is charged with manslaughter after detectives say he admitted fighting with 51 year old Mike Chismar whose body was found in a Cleveland rooming house on Saturday.
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Cleveland
Michael M. Vides
Mike Chismar
Britain Receives 300 Million Dollar Mutual Security Grant
Washington reports an emergency 300 million dollar slice of mutual security funds to prevent a threatened defense cut by Britain. W Averell Harriman announced the grant, saying Britain would otherwise reduce its Western arms buildup. Funds cover raw materials and components through July 1, with purchases largely in the United States.
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Washington
Britain
Mutual Security
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Truman
Optimism Rises as Ohio Flood Crest Slows Upstream
Amid rising but slowing flood waters, communities along the Ohio River expect the crest to ease. In Marietta the level nears 44 feet with a slower rise. Pomeroy sees water on Main St while Kanawha decline hints at relief. forecasts call for a crest near 53 feet by Wednesday.
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Marietta
Lock 15
Ohio
Kanawha River
Point Pleasant
Winfield
W. Va
Pomeroy
Middleport
Pt Pleasant Crest Poised Near 50 Foot Ohio Flood Mark
Ohio River crest expected to reach 49 to 50 feet at Pt Pleasant by Wednesday as flood gates close and pump stations operate. River levels rise from 47 feet at Marietta gauge while Kanawha feeding river calms. National Guard and Red Cross assist evacuated families as area braces for business disruption and school closings.
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Point Pleasant
Ohio
Marietta
Decatur Street
Main Street
Fourth Street
G. B. Woodard
Floodwall Commission
Kanawha
Winfield
Kingtown
Henderson
Virgil Siders
The
Red Cross
National Guard
Coast Guard
Kenneth W. Shaffer
Central
Kanawha River
Leon
Ripley
Cottageville
Charleston
Harmon Park
Kanawha Street
Carmden Street
Jefferson Blvd
Lions Club
Sixth Street
High Court Lets Coplon Spy Case Await New Term
The Supreme Court, in an 8 0 decision, declined to hear the government spy case against Judith Coplon now, delaying any ruling until the next term. The court also postponed action on a South Carolina school segregation question, signaling potential deferred rulings. Justice Clark abstained from the vote.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Judith Coplon
High Tribunal
South Carolina
Miss Coplon
Justice Department
FBI
New York
Justic Department
Jurist's Wife Dies in New Lexington
Mrs. Me! G. Underwood Sr., wife of Columbus U S district court judge, died Monday in New Lexington. She was 57.
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New Lexington
G. Underwood, Sr
Columbus
U. S. District Court
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Lee Sang Cho
International Committee of the Red Cross
Lee
Red Crosses
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Ohio River
Gallia Crest
Maj-cen
Frank Lowe
Vincente Dialo
Philippines
Harrison
Lowe
Robert Bauer
Indianapolis
Ind
Nelsonville
Athens
Hocking
Carthage-Troy
Athens County
McArthur
Hocking River
W. State St
John Voshel
Muskingum
Zanesville
Walter E. Wolfe
Pt. Pleasant Crest
High Court
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