Eisenhower Faces Korean War Dilemma After Inauguration
In Washington James Marlow notes President Truman and Gen. Eisenhower face the same challenge end the Korean War. No miracle is promised with no clear solution visible after MacArthur meeting. A major Allied offensive risks heavy losses and political criticism if it fails.
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Ex-Chauffeur quotes Kenny saying they got me dead to rights
Albert D. Jordan testified Kenny admitted meeting waterfront boss Anthony Strollo at Phil Regan's Manhattan hotel suite. Kenny cried on his shoulder and said they must have a bug in the room as he faced grand jury questioning. The commission probes dock corruption and Kenny plans further disclosures in New Jersey.
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Twin-headed calf born on Farm near Mason
Farmer Hubert Steel of Centralia area reports his heifers first calf was born with two heads on his Mason area farm and survived only briefly.
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Tito's Break With Vatican Shakes Western Unity
The United States worries Tito's split with the Vatican weakens anti Soviet alliance efforts in Europe. Yugoslavia’s break strains plans for closer Western cooperation and complicates the Trieste dispute with Italy, while Congress may press skepticism over Tito’s regime.
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French deputy seeks limits on film publicity for banned works
A DeGaullist deputy asked the French Parliament to limit publicity for films banned by authorities to those under 16. He called such publicity spectacular and provocative, saying it arouses curiosity in children and creates an unfavorable impression abroad harming France's moral prestige.
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Motorist Flung onto Roof of House in Runaway Crash
A San Francisco bus driver on holiday in Los Angeles drove at about 80 mph and struck a traffic island, then crashed into a house 268 feet away. The car buried in the wall and Lonnie Johnson was thrown onto the roof. Doctors say he will live.
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Elderly couple finally wed after decades in Arkansas
In Warren, Judge W A Baker officiated for an elderly Black couple who renewed a marriage plan delayed since 1909. They presented a marriage license issued in 1909 as they completed the ceremony.
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