Ike Returns From Korea Statement Outlines But Peace Demands
President Eisenhower describes his Korea visit with allies and advisers including Bose Wilson and Brownell. He notes UN forces examined the Pacific theater, reviewed armament, and sought a swift, peaceful end to the war while stressing the need for realism and prudent strategy. He says honorable peace requires common sense, foresight, and patience.
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French Premier Pins for Confidence Vote on 1953 Budget
Paris premier Antoine Pinay asked the National Assembly for two votes of confidence to back his 1953 budget of 11.0 billion and a government tax reform proposal. He tied support to passage of reform and rejection of higher family allowances, as the Assembly prepared to vote.
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Labor Must Give Ike a Chance Says Beck
Teamsters leader Dave Beck urged labor to give the Eisenhower administration time to prove its worth and to take firm anti-communist stands. He spoke at a Chicago dinner praising U N troops and detailing views on Korea and the global fight against communism,. He stressed expanding Korean troop training, fixing supply issues, and pursuing deeds over words to preserve freedom and secure peace.
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Noted San Francisco Lawyer Charged In Wife Murder Plot
Prominent San Francisco attorney Charles E. Brown 46 is charged with conspiracy to commit murder after allegedly hiring a young assassin to kill his wealthy eight month wife Florence 48. Victor Stoner 24 and Joel Tenner 54 also held without bail as conspirators. police say Stoner confessed and Tenner denied involvement. Brown claims robbery motive and says he was framed. bail issues followed altered booking records.
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Eisenhower Named President Elect Yet Awaiting Formal Title
Washington reports Ike has secured a large popular mandate but does not become President elect until the electoral college meets. The piece explains the constitutional process, the joint session to count votes, and what happens if the winner dies before inauguration. It also notes Ickes faces a robbery case and outlines succession rules.
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Nehru Reelected To Presidency
Nehru reelected to the presidency of the National Congress party yesterday in New Delhi India. He was unanimously chosen and pledged to keep the lamp of the nation's faith and future bright.
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Cave-in Traps 55 Miners in Luzon Mine Disaster
In Paracale Philippines a cave-in trapped about 55 miners at the United Paracute Mining Company tunnel. Depth of 400 feet reported. Believed to be the worst mining disaster in Philippine history with crews battling to reach the trapped workers.
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White House Car Dilemma for Ike Shifts Ford or GM
In the 1952 transition, Ike faces choosing the White House motor fleet. Ford backs him, while GM handlers push for Cadillacs. Three GM-connected appointees in his cabinet complicate the decision as the garage debate rages.
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Territorial Leaders Named Soon By Eisenhower Choice
Salem dispatch reports Gov McKay signaling forthcoming Ike administration picks for U S territories including territorial governors and a cabinet reshuffle. He plans to replace Michael Straus as head of the Bureau of Reclamation and hints at resignations from Hawaii and Guam governors.
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Change Girl in Beauty Contest
Christine Jorgensen, formerly a GI, agreed to enter a Miss Press Photographer contest in New York but says she did not realize it was a beauty contest. She believed the invitation from Copenhagen to enter was for a picture contest for photographers and consented to compete for Miss Press Photographer of 1953. Officials noted she may receive a special award if she does not win the main events.
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Escaped convict Turnbow recaptured after TV alert
Alvin Odell Turnbow 29, alias Ralph Rooley, escaped Arizona prison in 1930s style flight. He fled desert on foot, evaded posse, and was tracked to Arlington Texas before being found by his employer’s family and turned over to police in San Antonio. He later worked for an exterminating company under the alias,Aidley. The escape and pursuit were sparked by a television bulletin and Gangbusters program.
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Woman Falls From Vista Bridge In Suspected Suicide Attempt
A San Francisco woman, Eeren Mg. Johnson, fell about 40 to 45 feet from the Vista Avenue bridge in Portland. Police say she rolled under bushes after the fall, then rode a taxi to the bridge around noon yesterday. She had spent Saturday night in a hotel and appeared to be attempting self harm.
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