Texas Longhorns Tame Aggies 17 0 in Memorial Stadium
The Texas Longhorns defeated Texas A&M 17 to 0 in Memorial Stadium as Coach Blair Cherry, sidelined by illness, inspired a sixth straight Southwest Conference win. Byron Townsend scored a TD, Tompkins connected with Procter for a score, and Texas secured the conference title prospects and a Cotton Bowl bid.
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Solons Opinions Varied On Use Of Atomic Bomb
Washington lawmakers split over President Truman's threat to use the atomic bomb in Korea. Some warned it could trigger World War III or a Soviet response, while others urged restraint or favored striking at the Kremlin if approved by the UN. Numerous senators and representatives weighed military, diplomatic, and strategic factors in deciding when to deploy atomic arms.
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Classes Proceed At Texas After 17–0 Victory
The University of Texas will hold classes Friday despite a 17-0 win over Texas A&M. Dr. J. C. Dolley, vice president, said there is nothing unusual about beating A&M and confirmed classes will be held.
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New Texas Longhorns coach to be named by Friday regents meet
Speculation ends Friday around 2 p.m. as the Texas Longhorns Board of Regents meet to decide the new football coach. Ed Price, current line coach, is among the strongest possibilities. Burnet's telephone association seeks to sell its plant for a modern system. Elgin's Fleming Hospital finishes another expansion.
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Truman Names Toledo Mayor Price Stabilizer
President Truman named Michael V. Disalle of Toledo Ohio to direct price stabilization. Disalle will resign as mayor and assume duties immediately after a White House meeting with the president. Nomination to the Senate was expected Friday as part of assembling the emergency economic controls structure.
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Soviet Veto Blocks Six-Power Korea Resolution
The Soviet Union vetoed a six-power UN Security Council demand that Chinese Communist troops withdraw from Korea, complicating plans for a broader UN action. US and allied officials anticipate pursuing anti aggression efforts in the General Assembly led by Dean Acheson, with a Monday vote likely.
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Odds Against Use of A Bomb Now Despite Crisis in Korea
A presidentially noted debate over atomic weapon use in Korea marks the bomb as a last resort. President Truman said all weapons are under study and MacArthur would command any decision, while allied doubts focus on his political aims amid regional war fears.
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Marines Break Red Traps In Korea Front Clash
Amid heavy fighting in northwest Korea the US Eighth Army formed a new defense line south of the Chongchon River while Marines, infantrymen, and allied units fought to break out from Chinese encirclements near the Changjin Reservoir. Major General Edward Almond said eight to ten Chinese divisions were involved, and Allied air and artillery held an advantage despite being outnumbered.
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British Premier To Visit Truman
President Truman and Prime Minister Clement Attlee planned an emergency visit to Washington to discuss the Korean crisis and other issues. Attlee sought full UN consultation on atomic matters and possible talks with Russia, with timing uncertain as Attlee travels from London.
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Defense Buildup In Men Weapons To Hurt Civilians
President Truman signaled a swift buildup of American military strength including A bomb development and more men and weapons. He asked Congress for large funds to bolster the Army Navy and Air Force and to speed Atomic Energy Commission work. An administrator would control civilian defense and coordinate federal agencies. Symington warned all civilian elements would feel the pinch as defense speedup hurts profits and may cause unemployment.
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American Troops Cheer Tree in '53 in War Language
In Korea on November 30 soldiers chant about Christmas and a new tree for 1953 following memories of Guadalcanal. An American dog trudges south of the Oh River as humor helps morale amid hard service.
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Truman says United States will fight with all means including atom bomb
President Truman told a crowded news conference that the United States would use every weapon necessary in Korea to curb Red aggression and defend national security. He stressed no authorization for the atomic bomb has been given, and MacArthur will lead field actions if used.
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