Ike Denies Truman Offered Support for Ike Run
Paris AP Dwight D. Eisenhower told four congressmen that the New York Times report of Truman offering support for his Democratic nomination was absolutely without foundation. Rep. George Bender quoted Ike as saying there is no truth in the story and that his one aim is to do a job. Bender, with Rep. Bolling Greene Gavins, said Ike avoided direct answers about running but hinted he would not enter the presidential race.
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New York Times
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Krock
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
William Greene
D-Penn
Leon Gav
R-Penn
Hisenhower
Benfer
U. S
Turkey joins Big Three to map Middle East defense plan
Paris reports the Western Big Three and Turkey outlined a Middle East command to defend against a communist threat. Egypt opposes Arab state participation, while Iraq Jordan and Lebanon show cautious interest. Israel leans toward neutrality. A Defense of the Middle East liaison structure will coordinate a regional defense.
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Israel
Free World
Party Chiefs Favor Taft Poll Reveals
An Associated Press poll of Republican National Committee members state party chairmen and GOP governors shows Taft leading Eisenhower 42 to 25 among willing to express a preference. Among those who know or guess 54 think Eisenhower is available for nomination versus 24 who do not. Most officials remain uncommitted and unsure about Eisenhower's political plans.
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Associated Press
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GOP
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
National Committee
Coast to coast dial system inaugurated with rapid call
Englewood mayor made a 18 second coast to coast dial to Alameda, California inaugurating the first direct system. About 10 000 New Jersey Bell customers gain access while West Coast users still use operator routing. Weather and mosquitoes in New Jersey were topics of prayers.
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New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
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Red Forces Seize Two UN Outposts Amid Front Skirmish
U S Eighth Army reports Chinese forces of 800 to 1,000 men pushed allies from two advance positions southwest of Kamsong on the central front. Other allied units repelled attacks near Kumsong as six hours of fighting ended with artillery and air support. Marines bombed a North Korea held height near the Punchbowl celebrating the corps birthday.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Kamsong
Kumsong
Two Injured In Separate Athens Accidents
In Athens two people were injured in separate late night crashes. David McLain, 19, living at Ath ents House 5, was hospitalized at Sheltering Arms after a motorcycle collided with a car on Shade. His injuries and condition were not yet known. A second victim, Fdne Norris of near Sharpsburg, suffered head lacerations when a car she rode in sideswiped another vehicle on Route 50A near McDougal Church and was taken to the local hospital.
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Athents House 5
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Shade
Fdne Norris
Sharpsburg
Missionary Brother General Dies After Hoboken Assault
Brother General Selisius Kein, 71, leader of the Brothers of the Poor of St. Francis, died from head injuries after being robbed in Church Square Park Hoboken. He headed the Aachen based order and had headquarters in Germany.
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Hoboken
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Aachen
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Church Square Park
Elsey Resigns as Aide to President for Harriman Role
George M. Elsey resigned Saturday as administrative assistant to President Truman to become a top ranking aide to W Averell Harriman mutual security director. Elsey, a resident of Oakmont Pa, helped draft speeches for Truman's 1948 reelection bid.
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George M. Elsey
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Mutual Security
Elsey
Oakmont
Prison Term Revoked For Mark Hanna ITI
The New York state Supreme Court Justice George H. Rowe revoked a five to seven year sentence for Mark A. Hanna II 42 a member of the Hanna family prominent in Ohio business and politics. Rowe suspended the sentence and placed Hanna on probation. College students from four states will assemble at Western College for Women next Friday for a regional conference of the College Councils for the United Nations.
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Phillips Free Jury Clears George Phillips in Slay Case
A Columbus jury of eight women acquitted George Phillips after three weeks of testimony. Phillips, who loses his right arm, hugged the defense attorney and greeted supporters as the verdict of innocence was read. The defendant had faced charges of beating and strangling Ruth Alter, a 32 year old Columbus housewife, in her home on April 25.
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Ruth Alter
Gus Sora
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Paul M. Herbert
Herbert
Alter Hore
UN body declines debate on Red China seat
A 60 nation General Assembly steering committee rejected discussion on seating Red China and backed a U.S. backed plan for a later debate. Delegates from eleven nations supported a Western bloc arms reduction proposal while the Soviet bloc abstained or opposed.
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France
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Chile
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Iraq
Canada
Mutual distrust seen sole obstacle to zone agreement
Allied and communist truce negotiators meet at Panmunjom on the 33rd armistice anniversary amid near identical buffer zone plans. Both sides back a four kilometer demilitarized strip and cease line rules, with talks split by distrust and unclear reasons for earlier rejections.
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Rites Today For Romberg Composer Sigmund Romberg
Funeral services are held today for Sigmund Romberg the 64 year old composer who wrote Student Prince Desert Blossom Time and New Horizons He died Friday in his Ritz Tower Hotel suite from a cerebral hemorrhage The Hungarian born songwriter authored 78 operettas and over 2000 songs and recently returned to New York from Beverly Hills to begin a concert tour in January
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Sigmund Romberg
Romberg
Ritz Tower
Beverly Hills Calif
Legion Chief Seeks 10 Percent Veterans Benefit Increase
Ameri can Legion national commander Donald R. Wilson said the group will ask Congress in January for at least a 10 percent rise in disability compensation and in benefits for widows and orphans. He noted a recent 10 percent civil service pay raise and urged parity for veterans.
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President Truman names Forbes to head Bureau of Mines
KEY WEST Florida President Truman selected John J Forbes a former Pennsylvania coal miner to lead the Bureau of Mines succeeding James Boyd who recently resigned to join private industry Dr Raymond E Bower 84 Ross County health commissioner since 1928 died Saturday of a heart ailment in Chillicothe
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John J. Forbes
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Bureau of Mines
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James Boyd
Ross Countian
Chillicothe
Raymond E Bower
Ross County
Part of Defense Motion For Kirkpatrick Denied
A Common Pleas Court ruled part of the defense motion in the William J C Kirkpatrick murder case is overruled. Judge Francis D White said the state need not provide the defense with a transcript of Kirkpatrick statements from questioning. The judge paused ruling on suppressing the guilty plea, noting difficulty and lack of defense counsel at preliminary hearing.
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Francis D. White
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White
W. P. Mickle
Anita
Guysville
Karkpatrick
James Shumaker
Sherif George Bateman
Ites
Grid Scores Highlight Late Season Football Contests
Ohio State 16, Pitt 14. Miami 21, Dayton 20. Kent State 48, Akron 0. Xavier 41, John Carroll 6. Michigan State 35, Notre Dame 6. Rutgers 28, Brown 2. Princeton 54, Harvard 13. Virginia 34, South Carolina 14. Tennessee 60, Washington Lee 14. Texas A&M 16, Baylor 18. Texas 26, Tulsa 42. Georgia Tech 34, VMI 7.
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Union Heads To Map New Pact Demands
New York report says Phillip Murray leads CIO and United Steelworkers to Atlantic City meet next week to outline contract demands as wage controls loom. The steel union's million members face a December 31 expiration and talks are expected to begin within weeks. Murray is expected to push for a 10 cent hourly raise plus about four cents in fringe benefits.
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Phillip Murray
CIO
Atlantic City
Murray
Sunshine Returns Across Nation After Early November Freeze
Temperatures rose to near normal over most areas after an onslaught of ice and snow earlier in November. The Midwest enjoyed a springlike warmup melting snowfall with moderate temperatures for the first time this month. Only remnants of the cold persisted along the Atlantic Coast into the Carolinas and Georgia in the Southeast and Southwest regions.
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Powerful Gillman Crew Hands OU Third Defeat
A power packed Cincinnati Bearcat football machine rolled over Ohio University 40 0 in a Mid American Conference game. Gene Rossi starred for Cincinnati leading a 34 0 halftime lead while Bobby Stratter and Ralph Staub provided scoring threats. The win tightened Cincinnati's dominance in the series as the Bearcats posted their ninth straight win and moved to 14 wins in 86 meetings with Ohio.
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Stratton
Jack Gordon
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Hands Off Policy Declared for Ohio Gubernatorial Primaries
Akron Ohio The state Republican committee chair Ray Bliss announced a hands off policy for next year’s governor primaries saying the party will not back any candidate to avoid bitterness and keep Republicans united to oppose the Truman administration. Taft and Walcutt have announced candidacies.
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Ray Bliss
Truman
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Rosene R. Walcutt
Columbus
Senate
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Armistice Day Parades and Closures Across Ohio
Ohio observes Armistice Day with regional parades and ceremonies led by veterans groups. In Cincinnati the national program shifts to the stock exchange while courthouses close. Columbus closes city and state offices except stores stay open. Cleveland flags raises and firing squads mark the day. Salem hosts a Veterans banquet as Milo Warner speaks. Toledo’s Main post office remains open with branches closed.
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Yuan Wen
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Salem
Churchill Plans Early U S Confab With Truman
British Prime Minister Churchill, ill but planning, is expected to visit Washington early in January for talks with President Truman. Officials foresee a joint session address and aim to set three policy lines: closer US Britain partnership, Britain gaining a stronger voice in foreign policy, and steps to improve West Russia relations.
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Truman
Congress
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London
Paris
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Anthony Eden
Capiital
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United States
Th West
Russia
Ousted 15 Red Envoys and U.S. Response
The State Department said it has expelled 15 Soviet bloc diplomats in the last three years and defended the handling of cases amid Senate Internal Security Subcommittee criticism. The subcommittee cited Col. Oto Biheler of Czechoslovakia who gathered military information in the United States for over two years and made frequent trips before being recalled last February. A visa permit could allow return until February next year.
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State Department
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Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
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French Force Retakes Territory Near Hanoi in Vietnamin offensive
French forces report a one day strike near Hanoi driving Viet Minh from about 400 square miles. A dawn parachute drop captured Choben, 30 miles southwest of Hanoi, as Napalm and three French regiments plus two Vietnamese battalions pushed the attack across rice fields.
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Indochina
Choben
Bishop Sheil Resting Comfortably After Pneumonia
Bishop Bernard J. Sheil 63, Chicago auxiliary bishop and founder of the Catholic Youth Organization, was reported resting comfortably Saturday for the first time since being struck down by pneumonia Tuesday.
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