Ike Mac Meeting Cheered By GOP
Washington report says President Eisenhower and General MacArthur lauded by Republican Congressmen at a luncheon. Administration officials offered no comment as they noted the discussion of potential peace in Korea.
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Dolisius MacArthur
Todey
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Eisenhower
Korea
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Eluen
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Pat McCarran
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Leslie C. Arends
R-Tl
House
Congress
W. Sterling Cole
Rep.y
House Armed Services Rammilter
Hisenhower
Orient
McCarran
Caracas
Venezuela
Fisenhower
Ashland Wife Shoots Self in Home Tragedy
Susie P Linn 42 1772 Akd avenue Ashland shot herself in her kitchen with a rifle as her children Judy aged 9 and LaVelie 7 played outside Deputies found her body shortly before 4 30 pm after a neighbor reported blood on the blinds. Her husband L W Linn a Southern Pacific fireman remained at home. The incident, described with local detail, references a war era context and mentions MacArthur in political coverage following President Eisenhower's meeting.
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San Leanndro
Susie P. Linn
Sherif
Childen
Judy
LaVelie
Ashe
L. W. Linn
Southern Pacific
Linn
French law drafts youths in France for military service
A new French law passed by the National Assembly imposes 18 months of military service on Amniegns living in France for over a year and aged 18 to 25. The law applies to those whose home country requires Frenchmen to serve, and was adopted unanimously.
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Paris
France
French National Assembly
Inside News Fragments From Old Paper
Fragmented OCR items note danters wailing and a Chinese leaflet drop. Mentions Merced claims perpetual motion machine and Badman Billy oak burial. Page references appear mixed with unreadable text.
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Merced
Peacemaker Carlson Urged to Unite GOP in Eisenhower Era
Senator Frank Carlson, trusted adviser to the president-elect, is working to ease tensions between the incoming administration and the Republican Senate bloc. He has reassured top GOP leaders including Styles Bridges and Dirksen that harmony and cooperation with all party elements are his aim, while coordinating with Eisenhower strategists to avert intra party conflict.
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Waters
Ohio
Carlson
Ors
Alls
Bridges
N. H. Ryevell Dirksen
Hamer Ferguson
J. Mich
Artur Watkins
Utah
Herman Welker
Idaho
Ine
Marlin
Mass
Spevtker
New House
Taf
Wictava
Eisenhower
Doctors Fear One Siamese Twin May Die During Split
In Chicago a 15 month old pair of Siamese twins joined at the skull underwent a 12 hour operation to separate them. Surgeons faced danger that one twin might die as they battled blood supply and brain coverings. Rodney Dee was favored due to better vascular structure, with extensive transfusions and delicate work on the dura mater to separate the fused skull and brain tissue.
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Chicago
Brodiej
Roger
Oldbere
Eric Oidbere
University of Timois Medicar
Oldberg
Rodney Dee
Roger Lee
Contin
Truman Blamed for Lack of Civil Defense Preparedness
A nine member panel of state civil defense leaders told President elect Eisenhower that Truman gave only lip service to civil defense. They warned of unready readiness if war arrived tomorrow, urged stronger federal backing, and highlighted a gap between civil defense and overall defense funding while stressing the home front's central role in national security.
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New York
Eisenhower
Truman
Ater
Douglas MacArthur
Henry I. Larsen
Denver
Colo
National Association of State Civil Defense Directors
National Association
Larsen
Federal Civil Defense Administration
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Congress
Civil Defense Administration
Steem
Eisenhower King
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Contilon
End of U S Aid to Europe Urges Agency Cuts
A presidential survey team led by Secretary of Commerce Chaves Sawyer urged an orderly end to U S economic aid to Europe and major staff cuts in foreign aid agencies. The report to President Truman calls overstaffing in Western Europe and abroad unnecessary, backs returning control to the State Department, and opposes a single department for all economic aid. It stresses reducing aid except military to boost Western European production and trade while warning indefinite reliance on aid harms self respect and relations. The panel toured Britain France Western Germany Italy Greece Turkey Belgium Switzerland the Netherlands and Spain.
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U. S
Europe
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Paris
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Helstoup Reid
Beeenheiver
Trumanyast
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Belgium
Switzerland
Netherlands
Spain
United States
Rainy Weather Outlook With Cool Slowly Drafting In
Cloudy conditions bring rain this afternoon or tonight with showers likely Friday. Cooler conditions follow with a dip in temperatures after yesterday’s high and a low around daily expectations. Rainfall totals remain light to moderate with unsettled skies continuing.
Acheson vows more aid to NATO as final NATO talk nears
Secretary of State Acheson told the North Atlantic Treaty Council he has full confidence in Eisenhower era successors and urged continued resolve to defend Europe against communism. The NATO meet set lower 1953 defense targets focusing on efficiency, with allies budgeting about 225 million dollars for bases and the U S share at 40 percent. Military chiefs may push to 83 divisions and 1,500 aircraft for 1953, as Ridgway seeks improved capability on a tighter, economics driven plan.
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North Atlantic Treaty Council
Eliel Eisenhower
Europe
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Acheson
NATO
Matthew B. Ridgway
United States
Emmeil
Ridgway
Locay
Waterfront Crime Checkers Reopen Old Murder Case
New York crime commission reopens the murder of a longshore union reformer linked to Benokiya waterfront mobs. The case recalls William O'Dwyer the former mayor and ambassador to Mexico, once a district attorney candidate amid the upheaval on the waterfront.
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New York
New York State Crime Commission
Benokiya
Willian O'Dwyer
Aormer
Solon backs ban on state water seizure in split on rights
California and other states seek control of offshore resources while Sen. Butler urges returning tidelands to state power. He supports state sovereignty to boost enterprise and tax revenue, and signals Hawaii statehood interest amid broader federal land debates.
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Lea Hugh Butler R
Allman-Cesis-Nate
Senate Committee On
California
Butler
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Alaska
Ned Hook
Braak- Butler
Lyn
ILA
Joe Ad
Reds Counsel Demands Check Of Prejudice In Jury
New York prosecutors face a possible mistrial as defense counsel seeks a full juror investigation over alleged prejudice. Judge Dimock had earlier denied a mistrial amid the 30th week of the trial of 43 defendants on conspiracy charges. Identified juror Sybil Lane was dismissed after discussing the trial at a card party, while Mary Kaufman said another juror told her of broader hostile views among the panel, though Dimock found most jurors unaffected.
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New York
Mary Rautman
Edward Dimock
Rauman
FBI probes arson aboard five ships from San Diego
Federal grand jury may indict in five suspected arson cases at sea. Investigators tie sinkings to losses totaling about 5.8 million dollars as the San Diego fleet reports a record year of high-seas sinkings. U S attorneys say indictments could follow. officials expect formal action after grand jury session.
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San Diego
Grand Jin
Luna
FBI
U. 5 AG
Larney Sherw
Robert
San Dielings
Tima
U.S
Indi
Public hearings probe union racketeering at New York harbor
The reform commission shifted focus to the Brooklyn side of the New York harbor hearing about alleged trips between political leaders and New Jersey waterfront figures. Jersey City Mayor Dod V Kenny testified to a grand jury last spring admitting a clandestine hotel meeting with a racketeering boss as part of ongoing investigations.
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Jersey City
Dod V. Kenny
Kenny
Manhattan
Anthan
New Jersey
Ron
Two Days Left to Give for Sonoma
Two days remain to supply Christmas presents for mentally retarded children at Sonoma State Home. Bring items to the Daily Review office for delivery Monday morning. Gifts should cost about a quarter each, be colorfully wrapped, and labeled for boy or girl with approximate age group. About 500 children received ten presents last Christmas.
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Sonoma State Home
Christman
Newsprit Shortage Reveals 1863 Vicksburg Issue
In Birmingham, Alabama, a wartime artifact surfaced within a father's effects. A Daihr Citizen of Vicksburg Mississippi dated Thursday July 2, 1863, recounts War Between the States actions and was printed on wallpaper.
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Birmington
Ala
Frank J. Bradley
Vicksburg
Mise
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