Johnson pledges never again will sneaked blow cripple U S
Defense Secretary Johnson spoke on the eighth anniversary of Pearl Harbor at the opening of the 54th annual congress of American industry in New York. He warned that an initial attack would leave all nations of the Atlantic Pact allies vulnerable and urged unity to defend Western civilization.
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Woman Testifies Bridges Claimed Red Affiliation
In San Francisco 63 year old Fran Harris testified Bridges admitted Communist party membership at a 1938 waterfront meeting. She said he urged attendees to join the Red party and referenced The People's World. The testimony aimed to corroborate earlier government statements in the perjury conspiracy case against CIO Longshoremen leader Harry Bridges.
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San Diego
Cal
Hancock
Henry Lchrimpt
Safe Combination Aired To Spare Thugs Trouble
In Champaign Illinois on December 7 WDWS radio aired Ralph Russell's safe combination to prevent burglars from trouble with the strongbox. Russell says the safe was taken from a used car last night and contains a family keepsake with no money. He asks for the safe to be returned undamaged and offers directions if contacted.
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Wdws Today
Ralph Russell
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Deliberate brush fires threaten North Charleston outskirts
Six near by areas outside North Charleston burned yesterday as fires were fought by city crews. Captain Braden Burdette reported one blaze nearly reached Atlas Powder Co magazines and high winds raised fresh danger. forests rangers aided as firefighters battled with brooms and rakes due to lack of water.
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Communists Near Chinese Nationalist Capital and Yunnan Border
Reported Red forces 75 miles from Chengtu and at Yunnan border with Taichung threatened. Red radio claimed successes in South China as Nationalist armies falter. Lung Yun leaves exile to reclaim Yunnan governorship amid unrest and possible rebel activity.
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Police to Check Trains Blocking Crossings Here
Charleston police to enforce city ordinance on train crossings blocking for more than five minutes. Patrol cars to watch for violations with $200 maximum penalty. Residents may sign warrants. scare of children cowering under a New York Central train revived interest.
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New Radio System Nears Completion in Charleston
Charleston police prepare a two way radio network to reduce interference. Installation should finish by January 15 with transmitters moved to an attic frame shack. The system will operate on 155 megacycles, replacing the current 30 megacycles. City council approved $8,200 for the project and some equipment is already in police vehicles. An eight foot antenna will be mounted on the municipal building.
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Federal Communications Commission
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Li Tsung-ene Li Arrives in New York for Medical Care
China's acting President Li Tsung en arrives with his family and nine aides in a chartered Pan Am clipper. He is rushed to Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center for treatment of a peptic ulcer. He hopes to recover soon and resume efforts against Communist forces as Britain weighs recognizing the Chinese government.
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Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
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James Yu
Italy
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Bulgaria Opens Treason Trial
In Sofia Bulgaria the treason trial began with Traicho Kostov and 10 others facing charges of treason spying and sabotage. Kostov testified briefly while the court read his pre trial confession and others admitted guilt or pleaded questions as prosecutors outlined alleged plots with Titoist Yugoslavia and Western agents.
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Bulgaria
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Tyan Stefanov
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Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Georgi Dimitrov
Russia
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Pirin
Macedonia
Yugoslav Macedonia
Belgrade
Secret Atomic Talks Set to Resume on Dec 15
The six atomic powers United States Britain France China Soviet Union and Canada agreed to resume secret talks at Lake Success on December 15. The U N Assembly asked the group to continue discussions to find a basis of agreement and they are expected to meet weekly as before the Assembly acted on the atomic question.
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United Nations
Lake Success
U. N. Assembly
United States
Britain
France
China
Soviet Union
Canada
Assebly
Six Die When Cairo Express Crashes Near Alexandria
An Egyptian Express from Cairo to Alexandria collided with a second passenger train four miles from Alexandria killing six and injuring at least 80, 12 seriously, as crews fought to rescue survivors and clear wreckage.
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