Small Nations Press for Stronger Security at UN
At the United Nations General Assembly in Paris on November 9, small nations urged enhanced collective security to deter another Korea. U. S. Ambassador Jessup challenged the Soviet Union to begin disarmament talks now, while Russia proposed a world disarmament conference before June 1, 1969. Acheson called for broad arms reductions and an end to the Korean War to unlock wider East Asia talks.
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Associated Press
Paris
Korea
United Nations Assembly
United States
Russia
U. S
Falcip
Jessup
Soviet Union
U.S
UN General Assembly
J Sup
F. W. Doidge
New Zealand
Keres
Gunn
de Aneli ‘No Sanches Arango
Cuba
United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
Dean Acheson
Vishinsky
Acheson
Far East
Navy Jet Plunges Into Busy Street in Corpus Christi
A Navy jet training plane crashed into a four lane street in Corpus Christi on November 9, traveling at an estimated 500 mph. The explosion shattered nearby windows two miles away. Pilot Aviation Machinist Mate 1 Grant Leefe Deming of Corpus Christi was aboard. No injuries were reported as the jet narrowly missed cars in both directions and fell about 50 yards from the nearest home.
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Grant Leefe Deming
Little Response At Lighting Meet
A small turnout at a lighting project meeting left leaders unable to act. Johnson, president of the Retail Merchants Bureau, said he will appoint a committee to direct the effort, with plans to involve community groups, industries, and retailers in the project.
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Averett
Johnson
B. G. Ben— Few
David Livingston
BF. Betles
Retail Merchants Bureau
Bsen
Elvic
Meteors Puzzling Experts Record Unusual Sky Show
In the Southwest a striking run of fireball meteors over Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Colorado Utah and Nevada prompts Institute of Meteoritics at the University of New Mexico to warn the rate may be unprecedented. Dr Lincoln La Paz notes straight paths silent flights and a double meteor explosion near Sloverdale as an oddity unmatched in history drawing questions about natural causes.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
Sevan-Atatel
New Mexico University
Lincoln la Pay
Institute
Oosery
Arizona
New Mexicco
Okla
Roma
Texas
Colorado
Utah
Neandy
la Paz
Arisons
New Mexico
Ferien
Tix Tan Paw
Sloverdale
Nevada
Duff Caught In Texas GOP Feud
FredericktownTx November reports Duff a Pa Republican figure involved in Texas GOP feud. He denounced Henry Zweifel a Texas national committeeman as ugly and ingre cious while at a Houston speech Zweifel accused Duff of phony support. Duff spoke at a statewide Republican rally backing Eisenhower for president. Zweifel supporters claim Duff came to Texas to back Porter for the national post. Duff said his purpose was to help Eisenhower secure the nomination.
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Fredericksburg
Tex
Nova
Duft
Texas
Duff
Henry
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Zweifel
Jack Porter
Houston
National Committee
Tex- 48
Gen
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Truman Leaves Next Moves Up to Acheson Russia
President Truman plans to rest for a few days in Key West before addressing the United Nations general assembly in Paris and outlining a three-part agenda to Congress. He will weigh re election timing and proceed with major messages on taxes, the budget, and the economy, while Churchill will not travel to Key West.
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Key West
Fla
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Tere
Acheson
Keremlin
United Nations General Assembly
Faris
Truman
Washington
Russia
Short
White House
Winston Churchill
Sto Key West
Mr. Truman
Poppy Day Urges Corry Residents to Support Sale
Henry T Wheeler urges Corry residents and American Legion members to wear a poppy on Poppy Day. Observance is organized by Mrs Stewart Long Auxiliary Poppy chairman with Corry Girl Scouts assisting. Poppies are made by disabled veterans to fund rehabilitation and child welfare funds of the Legion and Auxiliary.
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Henry T Wheeler
Elmer
American Legion
Legion
Stewart Long
Auxiliary
Corry
Department of Pennsylvania
Legion Jond Auxiliary
Truce talks in Korea described as fruitless by UN officials
Reports from Munsan say truce negotiators drove to another day of talks with no progress. Allied sources note Soviet proposals and potential new instructions to Reds, while observers flag possible shifts near the 88th Parallel. Air battles over Korea yield several downed jets and duels as ground fighting continues with Chinese forces pushing near Youchon and Kumsong. Temperature drops to 17 degrees as troops brace for continued hostilities.
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Kors
Williaw P. Nichols
Ssi
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Paris
Vishinsky
Korea
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Panmunjom
Reds
Aune Tong
U. S. Eighth Army
Hames
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Sifely
Nouthwest Korea
Ewo
Youchon
Kumsong
Yonchon
Kumvong
Milo Farnent
Ant
Reda
Yonehon
Oil City Ace Gabreski Named Fifth Air Force Wing Commander
Col. Francis Gabreski of Gil City, America's top active flying ace, is named commander of the List Fighter Interception Wing under the U.S. Fifth Air Force in Korea. The 32 year-old veteran shot down 28 German planes in World War II and five in Korea, flying 83 missions in the F-86 Sabre jet. Col. Gabreski succeeds Col. William P. Litton, listed as missing in jet T-29 rover dune.
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Oil City
Associated Press
U.S
Fifth Air Force
Korea
Francis & Gubraski
Gil City
America
Tk Gabresti
Tyis
Czech Diplomat Described As Spy
Washington November 9 Senate internal security investigators labeled a Czech diplomat posted in Washington as a top Communist spy. Cal Oto Bibeler, military and air attaché to the Czechoslovak embassy, was named by Senators McCarran and O’Gonor as being in Czechoslovakia. McCarran said Blceler had for two years gathered information on biological warfare, atomic weapons, and other advanced defense efforts.
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Senate Internal Security
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D-Nev
O'Gonor
Dma
Cal
Oto Bibeler
Czechoslovakia
McUarran
Senate Internal Security Committee
City Cab Firms avert trial in contract suit
A settlement in a contract dispute between City Co Co operated by AL Zonder and Nichols Taxi run by BM Nichols was reached yesterday. The agreement requires Nichols to remove a telephone from his taxi stand on North Center Street, drop advertising at the stand, and limit operations to one taxi, with relocation rights and other restrictions under court approval.
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Nichols Taxi
City Co Co
AL Zonder
BM Nichols
Xander
Ea Company
Nichols Cevera
Indies
Ciral
Erie County
Chal Nichols
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Nicholstat
Speakers to Address Older Boys YMCA Conference
Three speakers are set for the Older Boys YMCA Conference in Carry November 18 to 21. Charles E. Rimer of New York will discuss orienting attendees. Fred Marsh of the Browns will share Big Time circuit experiences. Floyd A. Wilson will outline YMCA world service. Orla A. Ewing will welcome delegates. banquet honors include David Hillestrom, F. B. Whittlesey, and Archie Goldfinch.
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Carry
Charles E. Rimer
George H. Elliott & Co
New York City
Amer
Corry-damestown
Go Hs
Cue Boys
Fred Marsh
Gorrie
St Line Browns
Will Suwule
First Methodist
Floyd A. Wilson
Bangkok
Thailand
YMCA
Orla A. Ewing
Corry Ymca
Banquest
Corry
Wuwstz
David A. Hillestrom
Cony
F. B Whittlesey
Archie N. Goldfinch
Towts Ymca
28th Division Starts For Europe Tomorrow
The 28th Infantry Division begins deployment to Europe tomorrow after 14 months of training at Camp Atterbury. Troops will proceed to Philadelphia for an Armistice Day parade, then sail to Germany to serve under Gen Dwight D Eisenhower in the Atlantic Pact Army. Some units will sail from Hampton Roads while others depart from Philadelphia port as Maj Gen Daniel B Strickler says relatives may visit beforehand.
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28Th Infantry Division
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Germany
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Taft Pursues Independent Appeal in Republican Campaign
Senator Taft weighs courting independent voters while urging GOP colleagues to mobilize the uninterested. He suggests Republicans could win in 1948 if party members turnout and argues for a strong GOP campaign to attract nonaligned voters. Taft’s likely opponent is Me Ger, who has not declared a party preference.
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White House
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Gar
GOP
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Republica
Sheriff McCall Faces Accusations In Fla County Incident
In Eustis Florida Walter Dunn told reporters Sheriff Willis McCall and deputy beat him while he lay wounded after a confrontation during a transfer from Raiford prison. Dunn said Janus L. Yates struck him as McCall fired, and two Black prisoners were injured in the event.
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Esse Eustis
Fla
Willis McCall
Walter Dunn
Ego
Tevin
Janus L. Yates
McCall
Yates
Sue
Samuel Shepherd
Kevin
Raiford
Tavares
May Offer Advanced First Aid Course Here
Locus residents may register for an advanced First Aid course offered by the Red Cross through Arthur Cohen and Lou Hanna. The 12 hour program over a two week period aims to certify more instructors, according to Mr. Hanna.
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Locus
Nave Sien
Red Cross
Arthur Cohen
Lou Hanna
Momnizs
Hanna
End Probe Of Auto Accident In Corry
Corry officials announced the end of a probe into a tractor trailer crash near Rowe, causing a rollover and damage estimated at 600 dollars. Witnesses reported the vehicle left the highway after the rear wheel failed, sending the trailer over. Driver Willie 2D Haul of Blush was uninjured, while Mixx Bobek, a passenger, was treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Tie Jar
Sitantky Boberk
BLUSH
Willie 2D
Sobek
Mae Highway
Dammage Twle
Mixx Bobeck
Cowy Monuirial Hospital
GE Designers and Drafters Authorize Pay Strike
About 750 designers and drafters at General Electric plants in Lynn West Lynn Everett and Boston have authorized a union executive committee to call a strike if no pay raise is agreed under a wage reopening clause in contracts. Locals in Philadelphia Pittsfield and Erie planned ballots. another GE plant in Boston area also involved.
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Boston
General Electric
Lynn
West Lys
Everett
Usilor
Daniel M
Lai Idd
American Federation of Technical Engineers
AFI
Winfon
Auige
Delphia
Pittsfield
Mass
Eile
Rebels End Longshore Strike In New York Port
Striking longshoremen return to piers after leaders agree to end the port’s billion dollar dispute. A federal inquiry board will continue hearings on the dispute as unions and employers seek a settlement amid ongoing tensions and ship backlog.
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Ronches
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Mie Ponte
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Horie Rampaires
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Inquiry
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Joseph P. Ryan
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