U N Warns Reds Any Push Might Renew Shooting
United Nations ground forces chief warned that a Communist push into the truce zone to free anti red prisoners could restart the shooting war. General Maxwell D Taylor said American troops are alerted for possible entry into the neutral area. Plans for moving about 22 000 freed anti red POWs were submitted to South Korea and Formosa authorities. The operation would send prisoners to Inchon and onto ships bound for Formosa under guard, with American forces maintaining order.
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Iks
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Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S. Eighth Army
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Demilitarized Zone
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Gan
South Korea
Formosa Island
Eighth Army
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Toele
Inchon
Formosa
Inacos
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South Koyou Werte
Pohang
Kunsan
Defense Spending Cut by One Billion Dollar Plan
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson said spending could be cut by 1 billion dollars this fiscal year. He indicated US defense outlays could fall below 42.0 billion for 1934 and stressed a rapid redeployment capability. He noted no plan to withdraw another division or U S troops from the Pacific and discussed aging plans and new “leak” program.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Jaume
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Wilson
United States
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Bacific
Wison
Pasilic
Fie
Pacific
Congress
Accidents Victims Improve in Hayward Area
Seven year old Mary Ann Nunes and Anthony C. DePonte, injured in separate accidents, were described as serious but improving by Hayward hospital staff. Mary Ann suffered a brain concussion and scalp lacerations after being struck near Laurels Street while DePonte, hurt when his car hit a power pole, faced jaw fractures and head injuries with an upcoming operation.
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Mary Ann Nunes
Anthony C. DePonte
Vicuir
Mary Ann
Laurels Street
Mary
DePonte
Centerville
Haxelwood Avenue
Central Avenue
Fo de Porte
DePanic
French Reassured on North Atlantic Pact
Paris informed sources said the United States and Great Britain would provide France formal declarations that the North Atlantic Treaty would not end after its 20 year minimum. The pledge aims to make the European Defense Community treaty more appealing to the French National Assembly before a final vote.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Economy Slash Brings Warning Of Low Mood
Detroit reports point to a gloomy tone as the Army cuts truck orders 33 to 30 percent saving 140 million. Chrysler Hudson and Studebaker announce job losses totaling tens of thousands with Ford and General Motors signaling higher production. Industry sources expect layoffs to be gradual amid mixed demand for new war goods.
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Eaders Byt Auto Industry
Army
Iready
Chryser, Hudson and
Ake
CIO United
Ion
Assenger
Chrysler
Hudson
Studebaker
Hudison
Eisenhower halts new universal military training plan
President Eisenhower ordered a pause on anti universal military training proposals until the armed forces reserve system is restructured. Defense Mobilizer Arthur Flemming told the president that reserve forces are not yet adequately organized for a national emergency. The plan would have started 18 year olds in 1985 with six months training and six to seven years in reserves, with calls for new reserve categories to meet initial enemy shock.
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Fisenhowee
Tni-V
Yersal
Eisenhower
Flemming
National Security Council
Revamapee
Miss Universe Bride-to-Be Plans Stockton Wedding
Miss Universe of 1953 Christiane Martel vows her wedding will proceed tomorrow at the Annunciation Church in Stockton despite a flu attack. The 17-year-old Paris beauty, ill with 102 degree fever, said she will wed Ronnie Marengo II, son of Pete Marengo, after meeting him at a department store opening in Stockton.
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Annunciation
Christiane Martel
Paris
France
Long Beach Flatt
Martel
Ronnie Marengo
Pete
J. Marengo II
Bruneute
Dorsey Band
Storkton
AFL Threatens New York Waterfront Ghost Port
New York confronts a pier strike threat as AFL and ILA clash over control of the harbor. Police guard piers as AFL and allied unions vow to act if ILA strikes, with 20 000 ship workers ready to walk and 2 000 on picket lines.
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W. H. Adams
ILA
Afl-Ila
APL
New York Shipping Assection
Deve Beck
Teamsters Union
Paul Hall
Seafarers’ International Union
Fali
Beck
Teamsters
Hall
Martin Lacey
Central, Trades and Labor Council
Meany
Lacey
Unt
David Dubinsky
International Ladies) Garment Workers
Safety Hazard Discussed Here
Hayward officials plan a 2 pm meeting at Bret Harte school to address the chief safety hazard in the Hayward area. The session, sponsored by the Hayward Area Safety Council and local school districts, aims to secure sidewalk provisions and reduce private burden. Assemblyman Francis von and State Senator Arthur Breed were invited to participate.
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Hayward Area
Hayward Area Safety Council
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Union High
Bret Harte
Francis von
Arthur Breed
Chou En-Lai Urges Quick Korea Peace Talks Restart
Chou En-Lai called for immediate resumption of preliminary talks to set up a Korea peace conference. He urged revival of the prisoner explanation program and proposed a UN discussion with China and North Korea, while cautioning that only negotiations can solve Korea issues.
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Tokyo
Insi
China
Choung-Lai
Korea
Red
Hoh
Penman
Zbcent
United States
SU. S
Panmunjom
Arthur H. Dean
Chow
America
Songman Rhee
Nationa
Chiang Kai-Snei
Chou
Chau
Centra Peopble
Republic of China
U. S
Fanmunjom
Dean
Administrator to Testify Monday on San Diego Liquor Rules
SAN DIEGO California Charles E San Diego and Imperial Courtes liquor control administrator said today he had been asked to appear in Sacramento Monday to answer more questions regarding conditions in San Diego.
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San Diego
Charles E
Imperial Courtes Liquor Control
Sacramento
Rhee Says U S Lost Will to Fight Over Korea
South Korea's President Syngman Rhee told International News Service he believes the United States has lost the will to continue the Korean war and might as well withdraw two divisions. He criticized the decision to pull out, noted the divisions would leave their weapons, and urged unity against communism while defending the demand for renewed talks and freedom for anti Communist prisoners.
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International
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Syngman Rhee
South Korea
United States
Korea
U.S
Eisenhower
Rhee
Red China
Chou En-lai
Eienhower
Adm
Arthur Radford
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
U. S
Soong
Jonn . Hull
Raeford
Washington
Russia
Iran
Hull
North Koi Nis
Driver Held to Answer on Charge in Fatal 1958 Crash
Mrs Neva Williams of 120 Clough Street Irv ington was held to answer on a newslaughter charge at a preliminary trial in Tudge EB A Quaresm s Town ship Justice Court A second felony drunk driving count was dismissed. The charges relate to the Nov 21 1958 death of Edwin H Dargitz of Newark who was killed when his car was crushed between two vehicles on the Niles highway. Williams pleaded innocent to both counts and is represented by Ameres Edwin Clancy of Oakland.
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Neva Williams
Clough Street
Irvington
Tudge EB. A. Quaresms
Township Justice Court
Williams
Edwin H. Dargitz
Newark
Niles Highway
Cheap H-Bombs To Be Tested At Eniwetok
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission plans a Pacific test series at Eniwetok Bikini. It will include A and H bombs and a B-38 delivery test. A B-36 run is expected in May. Officials hint lithium as a new ignition ingredient and hydrogen-lithium devices may be used.
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Atom- 2 Energy Commission
Pacific
United Press
AEC
Eniwetok Proving Ground
Bikini
Eisenhower
United States
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
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