Washington weighs options to free 13 Americans in China
In Washington the biggest question is how the United States will proceed to free 13 Americans jailed in Red China on spy charges. Officials doubt a decision was reached after a 90 minute White House talk. UN action may be sought as Korean talks open, with debate likely to center on China’s violation of the armistice and potential consequences. Senate pressure for immediate strong action grows, including calls for a blockade, though officials caution blockade would be war action.
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Traffic Headache No Place to Park Cars and Trucks
A United Press survey of 20 major U.S. cities finds parking and congestion as the era’s top headaches for planners. Cities struggle with more vehicles than streets, funding, and evolving solutions like one-way streets, parking meters, and new expressways.
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Red Chinese Deny Forced Labor Charges
Tokyo reports a Chinese official rebutting claims of forced labor in Communist China. The official states work is an honor and those harming state interests are reformed through work programs to instill productive skills and civic values.
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Pair Admit Guilty in Bank Robbery Case
Two men pleaded guilty in Albuquerque to a $111,000 bank robbery case, with Henry George Rixinger the actual gunman and Dennis Dages the principal. A third man faced conspiracy charges. Rixinger and Dages received maximum terms, while Dages’ wife was freed on conspiracy charges.
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Tennessee Sues SEC Over Dixon Yates Pact
Tennessee and three local power groups sue to block SEC approval of the Dixon Yates power contract. They question the legality of the agreement with the Atomic Energy Commission and whether the SEC can approve the stock sale to Middle South Utilities and Southern Co. while assessing the borrowing plans and public utilities holding requirements.
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USIA Defends Flanders Talk To Russians
Washington reports the U S information agency defended Flanders after his Thanksgiving Day message to Russia on Voice of America. It said officials asked him to address the Soviet people and to avoid offending minorities, while Sen Jenner blasted the remarks as pro peace co existence propaganda and contorted thinking. The broadcast was recorded at Flanders home in Springfield Vermont.
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TL Airmen Face Red Brainwashing Says Letters
Excerpts from 11 U S airmen imprisoned in Red Chinese custody indicate they endure brainwashing and harsh interrogation. Letters reveal solitary confinement, propaganda, and fear of losing sanity while awaiting fate in Peiping prisons.
Trustees to Meet to Open San Lorenzo School Bids
The San Lorenzo School district board will meet at 7 30 pm tonight to open bids on the Fairmont school addition. The session will be held at district offices located at Second and Syca.
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Kefauver Wants Draft Extension and GI Pay Hikes
Senator Estes Kefauver supports extending the draft and says servicemen deserve a pay raise. He backs the Defense Department objective but is noncommittal on a four year Selective Service continuation. He favors hearings to weigh pay against cost of living and the budget. The Pentagon’s universal training manpower plan faces rough scrutiny on Capitol Hill.
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Judge Sentences Panderer to 3 to 10 Years
Gudino, convicted of pandering in a jury trial, received a 3 to 10 year term in San Quentin from Superior Court Judge James R. Agee. The defendant, Grueling WANA LO MY, with address 430 Fourth Street, Decoto, has a long arrest record including a 1942 burglary count.
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Creomulsom Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
Advertisement urges rapid action for persistent coughs chest colds or acute bronchitis claiming stronger medicines protect the bronchial system. It promotes Creomulsion and a milder children’s version in pink and blue packaging with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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