Republicans renew push for tougher foreign policy stance
Washington Republicans rally behind a stronger foreign policy voice after Tuesday’s election. Guy Gabrielson calls for Truman to oust Acheson and Brannan while Senator Vandenberg rumors of returning Jan 3. Senate inflation concerns rise as Wiley urges anti inflation measures and military cost review. Vandenberg weighs reentry after recovery.
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Chinese Reds Reject MacArthur Report on Korea
Peiping dispatches to the United Nations show China will send a nine man delegation to discussFormosa and alleged American aggression in Korea while rejecting a security council invitation to discuss Chinese intervention in Korea. Chou En Lai argues the two issues must be debated together and accuses the United States of illegal manipulation of the council.
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Chinese Army Shows No Ire In Korea War
On the Northeast Front in Korea six North Korean battalions repelled a South Korean Capital Division advance and forced it back five miles, the U S Tenth corps announced.
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France Faces Loss Of Asian Lands To Reds
Paris reports France confronts possible loss of Hanoi and Haiphong as Ho Chi Minh forces press. Gen Alphonse Juin advises building Vietnamese army to 70,000, reinforcing 150,000 French troops, and seeking U.S. airpower and loans. Air units begin receiving French jets and soon B 26 bombers.
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Eisenhower rails at American historical ignorance
General Eisenhower told Columbia alumni in Dallas that Americans know too little of their heritage. He cited Cromwell's army discipline and enthusiasm, urging a stronger conception of what America means for the nation’s youth before his four day Texas visit concluded. He planned to depart for Oklahoma City that evening.
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Kelly Retains Paper Lead In Michigan
Detroit November 11 The Michigan gubernatorial race remains tight after four post election days of ballot issues. Republican Harry F. Kelly held a 307 vote paper lead over Gov. G Mennen Williams, based on Macomb county errors likely to swing in a recount. A recount seemed certain.
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Allied push resumes in Korea advances to Pakchon
Allied forces from the Dongchon river bridgehead northward four miles in three hours meet light to heavy Red resistance. U S 24th division and British brigade move toward Pakchon while Chinese and North Korean troops retreat to northern Korea. General Church notes Chinese troops fight stubbornly and often without animosity, aiding prisoners and civilians as possible.
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Amateur Radio Links Early Blessing With Hospital Arrival
Kirksville Missouri reports a baby girl weighing six pounds three ounces born to Dr G Herbert Clough and his wife at a local hospital. He rushed from the operating room to his amateur radio to notify the Chappell clinic in Clear Lake Iowa where he is on staff. He plans to leave the transmitter in his wife's room so they can stay in touch on his return to Clear Lake.
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Ohio State presses for Big Ten title with Wisconsin win
Ohio State moved closer to the Western Conference crown by beating Wisconsin 19 14 in Columbus before 81 585 fans. A win over Illinois or Michigan would clinch the title. Illinois beat Iowa 21 7 to keep Rose Bowl hopes alive amid Buckeye eligibility issues. California crushed UCLA 35 0 as Oklahoma rallied to 33 13 over Kansas. Top-ranked Army routed New Mexico 51 0. Princeton beat Harvard 63 26 as Miami (Fla) tied Louisville 13 13. The Citadel upset South Carolina 19 7 and Virginia Military shocked Georgia Tech 14 13.
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World pauses to observe lost peace of armistice
Global leaders and governments mark the armistice in a rare moment of pause. The Associated Press notes officials speak of peace as a hoped goal, to be fought for anew rather than held.
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Millionaire's Ex Wife Ends Life in Lonely Car
Beverly Hills California November 11 in a car death by carbon monoxide Mrs Iva Gilbertson Foster 59 ex wife of Sioux Falls packing heir John Morrell Foster was found slumped at the wheel with exhaust fumes and a vacuum hose leading into the car. The former divorce settlement of 330000 plus heavy court battles and custody fights were noted.
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Truman Ends Vacation Cruise Aboard Press Yacht
President Truman returns to Washington from a vacation cruise as bad weather brews. He faces the timing of recalling Congress before its November 27 reconvening date. He signed Anna Rosenberg as assistant secretary of defense, prompting questions about women in the draft, which officials deny.
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Letter Removes All Doubts About Shooting
Memphis newspaper reports Sam G. Kennedy a 67 year old farmer of Jonesboro Ark died in his bedroom from a self inflicted gunshot at 12 45 pm while with two sons Coroner W C Craig confirmed the manner This afternoon the Commercial Appeal received a postmarked letter from Kennedy stating I am sending you this message Please publish it to remove any doubts about my death It is my own act and my own hands S G Kennedy
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Children And Aged Are Traffic Victims
Charleston West Virginia reports six of eight pedestrians killed on highways last month were six or younger or over 55. State Police Superintendent W E Burchett noted seven of 17 car drivers killed were aged 19 to 24 and eight of 17 passengers killed were 14 to 24.
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US Officials Watch For Signs Of Slump
Washington officials say a temporary downturn between civilian boom and defense contracts is possible but not alarming. Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall expects military contracts to absorb most slack, while Production Administrator William H. Harrison acknowledges a possible interim recession but believes armament growth may blunt its impact.
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Lull In Phone Strike Reported As Talks Continue
New York officials say telephone service is nearly normal while CIO unions plan renewed picket actions next week if wage and contract talks with Western Electric fail. Federal mediators schedule another management union agreement session tomorrow afternoon.
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Farmer hacks off trapped fingers to free from corn picker
Columbus Neb Nov 11 A farmer Frank Jasa Jr freed his hand from a corn picking machine by severing his own fingers after a quarter hour of struggle with the machine. A jack knife was used to remove the trapped digits in a desperate attempt to escape injury.
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More Than One Eighth of Congress Listed as Lame Ducks
Washington reports that over one-eighth of Congress will be lame ducks when reconvening later this month. Ten senators and about 60 House members fit the category, with most being Democrats amid Republican gains.
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