United Nations Probes War Crimes Amid Korean War Debates
A UN General Assembly session saw calls for investigation into alleged mass murders of prisoners in Korea and elsewhere, as Soviet and Arab-Asian delegations condemned U S actions. The United States denied the accusations, while a congressional probe faced criticism as biased and misleading.
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President to address Korea crisis with new front quickly
Robert S. Allen reports that Eisenhower may open a broad new front in Korea including economic, military, and psychological pressure. A naval blockade of the Chinese coast is proposed with UN approval or unilateral action by the U S If necessary mass mobilization and executive orders would limit nationalist freedom as part of aggressive action urged by Far East commanders.
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Weekend Auto Accidents Injure San Leandro Residents
Weekend accidents on Saturday left several San Leandro residents seriously injured. Witnesses described collisions on Hesperian and at the 16th Avenue and Esepio intersections near local hospitals. Police say driving while intoxicated charges were considered as victims were hospitalized for multiple injuries.
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Printing Delays Explain Late Paper Delivery
The paper runs late due to Christmas rush and a press mishap on Saturday. A small bottle spilled into the press, delaying start until five o'clock. The blame is borne by the staff, not the carrier, and readers are asked to excuse the delay.
French liner Champollion aground near Sidon with 1500 aboard
Tel Aviv reports the French liner Champollion, 12,000 ton, carrying about 1500 passengers, ran aground near Sidon Lebanon while en route from Alexandria to Beirut. Beirut and Haifa navies coordinated rescue as crews awaited permission to enter Lebanese waters and mount salvage efforts.
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Kuchel Named Californias U S Senator By Warren
Governor Warren appoints Controller Thomas H Kuchel a 42 year old Republican to succeed Richard Nixon in the Senate. Kuchel from Anaheim will serve two years and must run again in 1954 for remainder of Nixon's term. He is a long time California politician with war Navy service and a law background.
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Hearts Open For Sonoma State Home Christmas Gifts
A large Christmas gift drive for Sonoma State Home in Hayward collected 500 children's presents. A daily review collection center saw gifts flood in, filling 35 cartons and half the lobby as businesses health groups and scouts joined individuals in the drive organized by Richard Denning from Alameda County Guides. The gifts enable a first Christmas party for many residents, Denning said.
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Producers denounce over eager starlets in salacious photos
NOLLYWOON officials condemned recent graphs showing girls in salacious poses and with undue breast exposure. Freeman, chairman, said the images were not from any studio but from aggressive personal publicity agents seeking publicity.
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Eisenhower Calls Ideological War Against Communism
President elect Eisenhower said the United States can defeat Communism by renewing devotion to core religious principles at the Freedoms Foundation annual meeting. He urged government leaders to live their beliefs and defend the American way of life while noting strong spiritual resolve is essential to victory. Clergymen from several denominations delivered a message urging action against racial discrimination, though Eisenhower did not discuss their recommendations.
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Blast Kills 15 in Japan at chemical plant disaster
A catastrophic blast at the East Asmel Chemical plant in Nagoya Japan killed at least 15 people and left hundreds injured. Fire crews, aided by search teams, worked amid debris and ammonia fumes as casualties were believed buried under wreckage.
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U N Jets Blast MIGs in Korea as Ground War Halts
U N forces claim Sabrejets destroyed multiple MIG-14s in dogfights over North Korea. Ground operations reportedly paused with limited contacts, as air raids targeted coastal and inland military sites. Communications from Seoul indicate reduced hostilities and a propaganda focus ahead of Christmas.
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Police search for San Francisco abducted boy in Nebraska
OMATIA Neb a Paice searched today for a San Francisco woman they believe abducted Neyana six year old son. Mrs Isabel Holouchek picked up his son while on his way home from school. He had been placed in the custody of his grandmother pending court outcome as a divorce situation. Mrs Holenbele is separated from her husband, Doan, who is in the Navy.
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