Deer Patrol Could Close Kanawha Airport Over Deer Hazard
Federal officials weigh closing the Kanawha Airport due to deer on runways. A deer patrol guards runways after recent incidents where planes struck deer. If ineffective, a high fence spanning three to four miles may be built, though officials hope to avoid such action.
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Eastern shift in US aid to Pakistan eyed by GOP leaders
Washington reports say the new Republican Congress may back a pivot in foreign aid toward Pakistan and the Middle East, with heavier military equipment, airfields in Pakistan, and reduced Western Europe funding. Talks on a broader world economic parley and Asia-first policy questions loom as Eisenhower era policy rethinks unfold.
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Western
Leak of Secrets Alarms Pentagon
Pentagon high command and the Atomic Energy Commission express concern over widespread leakage of U S military secrets. They blame no individuals, but note that military, congressional, scientific, Korean War era, and home workers share in the problem. Disclosures risk setting back armament progress and endangering soldiers.
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Father Opens Home to Help Another Coma Child
PACKANACK LAKE New Jersey November 5 1959 A grieving father Ernest Nilsson who is caring for his unconscious daughter Beverly Ann for 120 days extends his home to any other child in a similar coma He offers work love and prayer as his family endures the trial and costs of the injury from an July automobile accident in a plea against nursing home care
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Van Fleet to relinquish Eighth Army post within 60 days
Gen James A Van Fleet will leave his post as commander of the Eighth Army in Korea within 60 days. The move likely hinges on talks with President-elect Eisenhower during his Korea visit. Van Fleet’s wife arrives Nov 17 in Japan and then comes to Korea to join him. The article notes possible successors and recalls his World War II Normandy service.
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Chright D. Eisenhower
Britain
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Konrad Adenauer
Washington
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Robert Tuckman
Seoul
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Korea
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James McNamare
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North Korea
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Reds
Fires in State Under Control
West Virginia faces a temporary easing of its forest fire emergency as rain helps contain the spread. Conservation Director Carl J. Johnson says hunting season reopening will be discussed at a staff meeting based on weather forecasts, with fires still smoldering beneath logs and stumps.
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West Virginia
Carl J. Johnson
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Frank Frazier
Weizmann Dies First President of Israel
Dr Chaim Weizmann renowned chemist and first President of Israel died of a heart attack at 77. He will be buried on his estate in Rehovot on Tuesday afternoon. Ben Gurion praised him as founder of Zionism and the cabinet ordered a national day of mourning with work stopped for the state funeral.
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Chaim Weizmarmin
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Red Sea
David Ben - Gurion
Philip Murray Dies at Age 66
CIO President Philip Murray, leader of the CIO United Steelworkers of America, died of a coronary occlusion after addressing a regional CIO meeting in San Francisco. He was 66. Survived by his wife Elizabeth and two sons, Murray came to the United States from Scotland in 1902 and became a naturalized citizen.
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Mark Hopkins
CIO United Steelworkers of America
Ben Shenson
Alter Reader
Los Angeles
CSO
Elizabeth Murray
Pittsburg
Joe Murray
New York City
Henry Fleisher
Pittsburgn
Scotland
Blantyre
Coal mi
Tend
Ex Nazi General Makes Comeback in West German Politics
Early partial returns from four state elections show Wilhelm Schepmann, former Nazi stormtrooper chief of staff, winning a seat on Giftora County Council in Lower Saxony. Adenauer's government faces setbacks as voters in North Rhine Westphalia Rhineland Palatinate and Lower Saxony elect 96 000 local officials amid 15 million eligible voters.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Audenauer
Tirst
Wilhelm Schepmann
Hitler
Giftora
Lower Saxony
North Rhine-Westphalia
Rhineland-Palatinate
Hannover
Kurt Schumacher
Pig Hunters Kill Malayan Guerrilla Leader in Selangor
Civilian wild pig hunters provided information that led to the slaying of Wong Choo Lan, a branch committee member of the Malayan Communist Party, in the Kuala Kubu area of Selangor. A price of 5,000 Straits dollars was placed on her head.
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Kuala Kubu
Selangor
Wong Choo Lan
Malayan Communist Party
Eisenhower to visit Korea with Lodge guiding trip
Ike will decide his Korea visit with Lodge coordinating the Capitol role. Commanders plan a safe, broad tour to assess the war and morale, while Van Fleet curates a guarded itinerary to avoid danger and reveal the front to the President elect.
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Korea
Eisenhower names Lodge and Dodge as preinauguration liaisons
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower designated Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr of Massachusetts to serve as his personal liaison with federal departments and agencies other than the Budget Bureau and Joseph A. Dodge of Detroit to liaise with the Budget Bureau for a smooth transfer of duties. Lodge will visit Washington this week to notify the White House of his arrival. Dodge will come on November 12 and then contact the Budget director. Lodge, defeated for re election, helped Eisenhower's campaign and may join the cabinet. Dodge leads the Detroit bank and holds director roles at Chrysler Standard Accident and Equitable Life. Both attended a conference with Eisenhower at his vacation retreat.
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Television ban at Coronation stirs Britain
Britain debates televised coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation as the Coronation Committee bans cameras during the service. Prime Minister Churchill says the issue is not a government matter and promises re-examination, with possible compromises and no close-ups.
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Aamecy Nowmaccs
London
Britain
Westminster Abbey
Churchill
Big Three Meetings Push UN Assembly Progress
The United Nations General Assembly enters its busiest week as the Big Three pace talks. Eden Acheson and Schuman meet behind the scenes while Vishinsky’s upcoming Korea speech looms over future strategy.
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Extension of Wage-Price Rent Controls Advocated
Washington reports that Economic Stabilizer Putnam urged a one year extension of wage price and rent controls citing persistent inflation and calling for continued curbs beyond April 30. He said suspensions should stay only where prices fall well below ceilings and warned GOP plans may threaten public housing and rent limits.
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Office of Price Stabilization
Putto Fowler
Kaiser-Frazer Contract Probed for High Costs
Senator Bridges urged a full Senate investigation into Air Force contracts with Kaiser-Frazer Corp for cargo planes. He cited the C119 contract to build 159 aircraft at an excess cost near 150 million dollars versus Fairchild’s price and called for scrutiny of the C123 contract as well. Bridges handed his information to the Senate Armed Services subcommittee on preparedness and pressed for a probe into why established builders aren’t used and if subsidies are implied.
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Bridges
R-Nh
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Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Kaiser-Frazer
Fairchild Engine and Aircraft Company
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Fairchild Concern
Kaiser Frazer
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Unurmansmp Renamg Bridges
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Appropriations
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Worall
Air Force
Republicans Eye 54 Seat Roadmap for 1954 Campaign
Washington Republicans map the path to a 54 seat Senate majority in the 1954 elections. After last week's results, Democrats hold a slim Senate edge with Wayne Morse as a key independent ally. Party strategists caution that historical patterns favor gains for the out party in off year races.
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