Yanks Capture Jane Russell Hill as Triangle Hill Falls
American infantrymen of the Seventh division captured Jane Russell Hill in Triangle Hill mass seizing all three ridges: Jane Russell, Sandy Hill and Triangle. Reds held Pike's Peak briefly but were pushed back. U.S. losses and Communist casualties tallied in the thousands across three days of heavy fighting on the central front.
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Seoul
Jane Russell Hill
Triangle Hill
Seventh Division
U.N
Jane Russell
Sandy Hill
Triangle
Pike's Peak
United Press
Fred Painton
Plane Missing In Korea with 25 aboard on 150 mile flight
A C-46 with 25 servicemen aboard disappeared Thursday on a 150 mile mountain route in South Korea. The 315th air division crewed plane carried 21 passengers and 4 crew. Weather was reported good at both bases with 3500 feet visibility but rugged eastern Korean mountains loom. Search by Fifth Air Force with 20+ planes failed to locate wreckage. The mission was a routine leg from the east coast base toward a southern base.
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Seventh Division
Triangle 2
Fifth Air Force
Kumhwa
Sniper Ridge
Sniper
Tokyo
South Korea
315Th Air Division
Air Force
Korea
Duffy Pleads Innocent to Murder Charge
George C. Duffy aged 21 pled innocent Thursday to a first degree murder information in Linn County. Judge M. C. Hamiel ordered him jailed without bond as county attorney Willis A. Glassgow announced 21 witnesses would testify. Duffy is accused of shooting rival James P. Hackman over a breakup with Shirley Arnold.
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George C. Duffy
Love
Duffy
James and
Sherman Hart
Waukon
M. C. Hamiel
Linn
Willis A. Glasscow
Hamiel
James P. Hackman
Shirley Arnold
Hackman
Glassjow
95 000 Coal Miners Idle
Reports from the coalfields describe restlessness as John L. Lewis threatens further action. More than 95,000 miners have walked off to press for a higher pay rise blocked by the Wage Stabilization Board. Lewis urged unionists to refuse work after November 18 unless royalty payments to the UMW welfare fund rise by then.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wage Stabilization Board
Lewis
Uliw Welfare F Fund
WSB
Farewell Radio Message From New Airman Before Fatal Flight
A young second lieutenant radioed a final farewell to air force mates as his F 84 Thunderjet was hit by anti air craft fire and plummeted to earth. He declared it his birthday and first combat flight before the jet crashed with no parachute seen.
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Sequlup
Air Force
Mossadegh Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Britain
Tehran Premier Mossadegh announced severing diplomatic relations with Britain after months of oil dispute tension. He indicated Iran would withdraw its London mission and give Britain 10 days to close the Tehran embassy, while emphasizing the move does not end friendship between nations. Britain rejected Iran's $137.2 million royalty claim and demanded compensation for contract termination. Washington called the break most unfortunate for oil talks.
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Mossadegh
Britain
Iran
London
Shah
George Middleton
Hossein Ala
Mote
Ithe
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Washington
Sky High
Stevenson in California Attacks Eisenhower Aims Two GOP Faces
Adlai Stevenson campaigned in California delivering a sharp rebuke of Eisenhower’s flexible image. He accused Eisenhower of riding two political horses and called out the Republican siding with Taft, Jenner, McCarthy and Nixon. Stevenson praised Warren and urged voters to see through the president’s shifting positions. He spoke in San Francisco and Sacramento with radio and TV plans in Los Angeles.
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Stevenson
California
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight ‘Eisenhower
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Saramento
Taft
Warren
Cow Palace
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Gen. Marshall
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Oregon
Eisenhower Focuses on East Coast Swing After South Tour
President candidate Dwight Eisenhower returns from a rapid southern tour and charts new drives into New York and the East. He plans a ten day push into New England and Pennsylvania, defends TVA, warns against Red threats, and vows to reform farm programs with decentralized administration and no Brannan plans.
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New York
Dwight Eisenhower
East Coast
Pacific
New Jersey
New England
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Brannan
Unanimous Council Reverses Fluoridation Vote Plan
The council scrapped an informal public ballot on fluoridation amid legal concerns and opposition from anti flu oridation advocates. Mayor Sedlacek cited state law requiring polling locations and warned that unofficial votes could mislead the public.
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Art Heusinkveld
Milo Sedlacek
Memory of a Son Remembered After Tragic Shooting
Jimmie Hackman, a 21 year old with plans to marry Shirley Arnold, was shot dead after an engagement ended and a murder charge against George C. Duffy followed. His parents, John and Mrs Hackman, recount a life of hard work and a family torn by the tragedy as police pursue the suspect near Waukon and the trial awaits.
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Jimmie Hackman
Jimmie
Shirley Arnold
Francis McLaughlin
Eighteenth Avenue
Shirley
George C. Duffy
Mr. Hackman
Colonial Bakery
Duffy
Jtar
Sne
Csps Hall
Arovel
Korea
Mrs. Hackman
Hackmans
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