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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1955

Page

3

Cease-Fire Debate and Taiwan Crisis Across Nations

Western diplomats expect a U N Security Council invitation to Red China for a cease fire debate on Taiwan. Peiping condemns cease fire as surrender while Nationalists reject U N mediation. Britain and New Zealand back discussions. U S would defend Formosa and Pescadores if needed. Senate leaders consider a cease-fire resolution amid shifts in policy toward Peiping. Stockholm note: Denmark's Hedtoft dies at 52.

Gazette Red China Formosa U.N. Security Council U.N Peiping Radio Taiwan U.S Chima Red Radio Peiping People's Daily U. S China Britiin New Zealand Sivalian Council Britain Congress Eisenhower Pescadores Pravda Moscow Senate Democrats U. N Sparkman D-Ats Humphrey D-Minn Douglas D-Ill Chiang Kai-shek Senate Foreign Relations Far Eastern Peiping Ameri- Stockholm Hans Hedtoft Den Mark Twolholm Nordic Council Free World

Weather Forecast Night Cold With Frigid Low

Clear and cold tonight with lows from 8 to 10 below zero. Clouds will increase Sunday afternoon, followed by a new Sunday night.

Woegh Proposes Captive Family Korea Meeting

Gov Woegh asks State Department and United Nations to consider a Panmunjom meeting between captured American airmen and their families. He urges urgent talks with Dulles Ham marskjold and Lodge. Dulles denied passports for relatives desiring to visit Capt Harold Fischer held since 1953.

Woegh Korea DES Mgines State Department United Nations Gov Panmunjom Hhreman Dulles U.N Dag Hammarskjold Henry Cabot Lodge United States Hoegh Harold Fischer Swea City Anvil

Two Men Charged in Woman’s Death by Car Bombing

Houston AP report says two men including a former son in law, Harry L. Washburn aged 38, and Carlton Henneger aged 37, were charged in the gangland style slaying of Mrs. Harry Weaver, a wealthy ranch woman. Police accuse the pair in the death tied to an explosive device placed in a car.

Rero Houston Harry ©. Weaver West Texas Harry L. Washburn Carlton Henneger Sfeavel, i Weaver Washburn Mr. Brookman

Molotov hints aid in bid for temporary cease fire

Soviet Deputy Premier Molotov told Hearst that Formosa poses a threat to peace and indicated the Soviet government might back a temporary cease fire to withdraw Chiang Kai-shek forces from nearby islands. He said the U.S. bears responsibility due to interference in Chinese affairs and that Moscow seeks to reduce international tensions.

iBy Kingsbury Smith Moscow Ins Molotov William Randolph Hearst, Jr Formosa China Kremlin Soviet Union U.N Chiang Kai-shek Taiwan Far East U.S Eden

Cold Temps to Persist Across Iowa with More Snow

The weather outlook shows continued deep freeze across Iowa this weekend with near zero to minus 15 readings in the northeast. Snow is forecast to hit western Iowa Saturday night and spread to the rest Monday, as Cedar Rapids records a tenth inch of precipitation and Ames reports generally normal highways despite about an inch of snow in portions of central and western Iowa.

Towa Weather Bureau Iowa Cedar Rapids Ames State Highway Commission Central

Two Alarm Fire at H and W Motor Express Garage

Firemen battled a two alarm blaze Saturday at 2 45 p m at the H and W Motor Express Company garage located at 1126 Fourth Street NW. The fire began around 2 o clock and was under control by 2 45. First call came in at 2 7. The second alarm was sounded around 2 20.

H and W Motor Express Company Fourth Street NW

Yanks to land on Tachens to assist evacuation

A U.S. Navy operation is planned to land on the Tachens within artillery range of Communist China to evacuate about 10,000 Nationalist troops and 15,000 civilians. Navy amphibious crews will execute the evacuation with token Nationalist help, risking broader conflict as Congress backs Eisenhower defense plans.

Marvinstone Taipeh INS U.S Tachen Tachens Congress Eisenhower Formosa

No Sanctuary For Attackers On Formosa

US fighter pilots would be authorized to attack Red flyers who fire on them even if it means crossing into communist territory. Officials said hot pursuit could be cited, but no firm decision exists on applying this to Quemoy and Matsu. Washington directives remain unclear on bomber retaliation latitude.

Molotov Formosa U. S Formosa Strait Korea U.S Ila Quemoy Matsu Washington

Former Cedar Rapids resident near death after Minneapolis shooting

Lester G. Brookman a former Cedar Rapids resident now a prominent stamp dealer in Minneapolis and resident at risk after a prowler shot him in his Minneapolis home. Cedar Rapids relatives report the Brookmans were home Friday and Brookman faced a 50-50 chance of living on Saturday.

Cedar Rapids Minneapolis Lester G. Brookman Brookman Minneapolis General Hospital Abbott Hospital Brookmans Ellen Brookman W. C

Eisenhower signs defense resolution amid Formosa clash

President Eisenhower signed the defense resolution authorizing U S armed forces to defend Formosa and nearby areas including Quemoy and Matsu. The action followed a violent home invasion in Cedar Rapids involving the Brookman family, with one intruder shot dead and Mr Brookman mortally wounded. The measure aims to deter Communist aggression and back U N efforts to halt hostilities.

Dukes Senate Eisenhower Seventh Fleet Formosa Tachen Islands Quemoy Matsu

Mother Offers To Replace Son In Red Prison

VISTA Calif AP The mother of American air force captain Elmer Llewellyn Suter offered in a letter to President Eisenhower to take her son's place in a Chinese Communist prison. Mrs Stiter said other mothers would do the same and that her son has paid his debt to his country. She criticized the State Department for restricting visits and faulted the administration for not taking stronger action for the prisoners.

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Chiang Aide George D-Ga Senate Foreign Relations Committee United Press Galveston Joyce Jeanette Geraldine Joan Chiang H. E. Thompson Hearst Cou Utg Hedtoft Denmark Today's Index Larion Wleth Tachen Isles Exodus C.R Sue Brookmany Ransformer Congressional Teaders Congress of The Congressional Ejisen- Shower Capitol Hill House Imosa Mateu Langer RK -N.D Lehman D-Lib-N.y Morse Ind.-Ore Sen Byrd D-Va Byrd Sai Tt Sen. George Lester Brookman Son Red Prison
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