Red Counter Blows Stopped Half of Trapped GIs Escape
US and South Korean forces halted the Red counter drive in northwest Korea as at least half of the trapped First Cavalry Regiment reportedly escaped. Fighting raged near Unsan Kum and Pyongyang with Marine units encircled and air drops aiding retreating troops.
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Pyongyang
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Kunn
Unsan
Northeast Korea
Northwest Korea
United Nations
Sudong
Changjin Reservoir
10Th Corps
Majon
Wonsan
North Korea
Stan Swinton
Kojo
First Cavalry Division
Grid Nation Spotlight On No 1 Steer Pony Contest
The nation's No 1 game pits Texas Longhorns against SMU Mustangs in Memorial Stadium with 67,000 fans watching. Texas seeks conference crown and Cotton Bowl bid while SMU aims to extend its recent string of wins in a storied rivalry featuring Townsend and Rote.
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R. V. Carleton
SMU
University of Texas
Neal Douglass
Grid Nation
Texas Longhorns
Mustangs
Memorial Stadium
Southern Methodist
Longhorns
Oklahoma
Austin
America
Steers
Rice Owls
Houston
Rice
Texas
Ponies
Byron Townsend
Kyle Rote
Titans
Fred Benners
Ben Tompkins
Gib Dawson
Johnny Champion
Storekeeper Rejects Controversial Vote Sign
In Glendale California a man displaying a "Protect America Vote wisely" sign arrived Friday seeking window display space. The storekeeper, wary of the message and motives, refused noting untrustworthy provenance and speculating the sign-maker could be a security risk.
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Glendale
Calif
America
Petrordh
Mustangs vs Longhorns at Memorial Stadium Saturday
A game preview notes SMU at 5-0 and Texas at 4-1 meeting at Memorial Stadium. Attendance expected around 67 000 with clear weather and a sellout crowd. SMU holds a 14-12-3 series edge. officials listed and starting Texas lineup given.
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Texas Longhorns
Memorial Stadium
SMU
Texas
Ray McCulloch
TCU
H. S. Coleman
Hendrix
Harry Taylor
W. W. Connelley
Texas Pos
Ben Procter
LE Gene Vykukal
Bud McFadin
Dick Rowan
Joe Arnolda
Ken Jackson
Tom Stolhandske
Ben Tomkins
Bobby Dillon
Lewis Levine
Byron Townsend
Texas Spirit Rallies Peak for UT SMU Showdown
UT fans flood Austin with massive rallies and orange and white flags as 36,000 visitors converge for the UT SMU game. Students chant Eyes of Texas while police prepare for crowds, traffic jams, and a citywide display of Longhorn pride ahead of kickoff.
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Seventh Street
Congress Avenue
24Th Street
Guadalupe
Longhorn
Blair Cherry
Austin
Texas
SMU
Travis County
Chamber of Commerce
William Harwell
Air Force
Mustang
Congress
Stephen F. Austin
Round Rock High School gym completion approved
The go ahead signal for Round Rock High School gymnasium completion ends a delay tied to the defense program. Page 9.
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Round Rock High School
Defense
Unemployment Falls to Two Year Low in October
The Census Bureau reports unemployment dropped to 1 940 000 in October a decline of 401 000 from September. Non farm employment fell 142 000 while farm jobs rose 680 000 to 8 491 000. Secretary Sawyer noted the defense program and reduced civilian labor supply as factors.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Sawyer
Former Japanese Premier Koiso Dies in Army Hospital
General Kuniaki Koiso aged 76 former Japanese prime minister and convicted war criminal died in an American Army hospital on Friday from a chest tumor. He succeeded Hideki Tojo during World War II and was later executed. Koiso had been in Sugamo Prison, admitted to the 361st Hospital in October.
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Tokyo
Kuniaki Koiso
Koiso
Hideki Tojo
Tojo
Sugamo
Three-Way Crashes Plague Police
Police chased a string of three way crashes Friday afternoon causing heavy vehicle damage but no injuries. Incidents occurred on Congress Avenue Bridge at 255 p m and at 41st and Guadalupe Streets along with Airport and Wilshire Boulevards and Cullen and Yeates Streets.
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Congress Avenue Bridge
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Guadalupe
Airport
Wilshire
Cullen and
Yeates
UN endorses veto-proof plan for future Korea troop action
The United Nations General Assembly approved a veto-free measure enabling specially trained national contingents to join UN forces against aggression. The five permanent members opposed some points while 52 supported the main resolution and 2 abstained.
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Flushing
N. Y
United Nations General Assembly
Korea
UN Assembly
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
United Action For Peace
Argentina
India
Russia
Balkan
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Security Council
Paris
Student Arrested In 4-Fire Probe
A 16 year old Austin High School student was arrested Friday after fingerprints on a sodium jar tied him to four fires at the school last week. Officials say the fires are difficult to attribute to a single person though one had the potential to cause a large panic. The youth was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Austin High School
B. M. Birdsong
Leland M. Priest
Stunting Plane Crash In Mexico Kills 2 Fliers
MAXACA Mexico November 3 4 Lieutenant Juan Guentes Calvo ValdmVines and mechanic Sergeant Tranquilino Rodriguez Zorrilla died when their stunt plane crashed over the home of the lieutenant's mother in the town of Maxaca. The aircraft fell a half block from the residence.
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Maxaca
Mexico
Juan Guentes Calvo Valdmvines
Tranquilino Rodriguez Zorrilla
Defense witnesses place Carlino at home during Vallone killing
In court, Diego L Carlino’s wife and brother testified he was at home the night of July 15 1949 when state prosecutors say Vallone was gunned down. A second defense witness described Vallone as a Houston rackets kingpin and detailed a lurid gambling rackets story tied to a 100000 bribe and a bragged murder.
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Diego L. Carlino
Carlino
Vincent Vallone
Vallone
Houston
Elizabeth Moody
Sarino Carlino
Diego
Jose Camara
Sarino
Camara
Ball
J. Harris Gardner
Gardner
Percy Foreman
Pete Reno
Vallone Reno
Reno
Varlino
Carling
Russians Seek German Unity In Four-Power Prague Plan
Washington reports Russia urged a meeting of US Britain and France foreign ministers to discuss Prague proposals for an all German constitutional council to unify Germany under one government. The plan includes a peace treaty, removal of occupation forces, and balanced representation of western and eastern Germany.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Prague
Germany
Alan G. Kirk
Moscow
State Department
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Europe
Soviet Union
Goa
Amenineteee Ee
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