UN expected to approve India peace plan quickly
The United Nations General Assembly was set to approve India's compromise peace plan quickly. If accepted, Pearson would send the offer to North Korea and Communist China for reaction, with adjournment possible by Dec 13 and reconvening in February. If rejected, the U N would move to a tougher US led phase seeking more aid for Korea.
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Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Russia
Ing
China
Pearson
Peiping
Pyongyang
Korea
U.N
United States
Ike
Dwight D. Essenoes
Taft Objects To Durkin as Labor Secretary Clash Looms in GOP
Senator Robert A. Taft attacked President-elect Eisenhower over Martin P. Durkin's Labor post, signaling possible battles with a Republican Congress. Taft pressed to protect the Taft Hartley Act while opposing Dewey allies and suggesting a showdown for Senate leadership could follow.
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Chicago
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Adlai Stevenson
Ike
Waterfront Corruption Probe Opens in New York
The New York State Crime Commission launches hearings into waterfront crime on the New York City docks. Testimony will cover extortion, kickbacks, theft, and murder tied to shipping firms and ILA leaders. Proceedings may extend into 1953 as unions threaten disruption and a stevedoring firm seeks to block disclosure of past testimony.
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AFL International Longshoremen's Association
Tammany Hall
Tammany District
Joseph P. Lyon
ILA
Jarka Corporation
Crime Commission
Anthony Anastasia
Dulles Opens Up Round Of Parleys
John Foster Dulles begins talks with Acheson Lovett and Bruce to set guiding priorities before taking office. Key issues include Korea Indochina Iran Berlin France West Germany rearmament and Latin American political trends.
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Washington
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Lovett
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Eisenhower
Truman
George M. Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
State Department
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U. N
Fisenhower
Indochina
Paris
Iran
Berlin
France
Latin America
United States
Stevenson Truman plan post defeat party comeback in 1954
In Washington President Truman and Governor Adlai Stevenson meet to map how the Democratic Party can rebound after losing power. Stevenson heads the party and will craft a renewal strategy with Mitchell while southern Democrats push policy shifts in Congress.
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Stevenson
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Burnet R. Maybank
D- 8.C
Mitchell
Eis
Gun Battle Leaves One Man Dead In Atlanta Shootout
In Atlanta near the Georgia Tech campus a 35 minute gun battle left Patrolman W M Richards dead and Sgt. G W Collins wounded. Homer Marvin Spruell accused of firing a shotgun was found in critical condition after the confrontation that involved pistols tear gas and a barricaded house. A bystander and several officers escaped injury as Spruell allegedly triggered the deadly clash following an auto accident inquiry.
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Tex) Richards
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G.W
Red) Collins
Homer Marvin Spruell
Spruell
Adams May Reply Today to Taft Criticism of Durkin Choice
Gov. Sher man Adams, a top Eisenhower adviser, may issue a statement today responding to Sen. Robert Taft’s attack on Martin P. Durkin’s appointment as labor secretary. Adams visited Morningside Heights before heading to Commodore Hotel HQ, with other Republican callers present.
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Fisenhower
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Eisenshower
Commodore Hotel
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George M. Humphrey
Federal Agents Charged With Coercion In Tax Evasion Trial
In Charlotte, defense lawyer Lay A WwW M Nicholson accused federal agents of coercing witnesses amid the income tax evasion case of E Maty and two co-defendants. Judge Wilson Warlick postponed the matter to hear Nicholson’s assertion as prosecutors sought to prove Red Top Cab drivers overreported takings.
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M. Nicholson
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Lamar Caudle
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U. S
Thomas A. Uzzell
Red Top Company
CIO union chiefs call truce to honor Murray memory
In Atlantic City the CIO called a truce as leaders honor the late Philip Murray. Walter Reuther and Allan Haywood contend for the next CIO president while memorial services note Murray's 12 years at the helm and the unions plan an open convention vote. Some backers unite to respect Murray amid a brewing leadership clash.
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Adlai Stevenson
Walter P. Reuther
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Allan 8. Haywood
Mth
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Department of Organization
Haywood
Reuther
Textile Workers Union
Alsee
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers ‘Union
James B. Carey
Carey
Electrical Workers Union
Jacob 5
Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
America
Overshoe Weather From Snow To Rain Across Regions
Slushy overshoe conditions spread across the United States as snow turned to rain in the East and Midwest. Hazardous roads, multiple accidents, and school bus crashes were reported from Michigan to Indiana and Ohio as mild temperatures appeared in some areas and cold fronts lingered elsewhere.
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New England
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California
Pacific Northwest
Seaboard
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Oklahoma
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Nebraska
Texas
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Great Lakes
Rocky Mountain
Weather Bureau
Detroit
Mich
Cedar
Randell
Wort
Wayne
Ind
Reds Hold Hill On Sniper Ridge After Fierce Night Fight
South Korea's Republic of Korea troops counterattacked Pinpoint Hill on Sniper Ridge after Chinese forces briefly held the crest. Allied air power supported the effort with fighter-bombers and jets, while U S Sabre jets downed two Mig-15s as the battle raged in freezing weather near Kumhwa.
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Korea
Thuis
Sniper Ridge
United Press
Victor Kendrick
ROKS
Pinpoint
U. N
Eighth Army
Pinpoint Hill
Kendrick
ROK
Kumhwa
Fifth Air Force
Weather forecast reading shows mixed temperatures
The report lists tonight’s low of 54 and tomorrow’s high of 0, with today’s high at 10 and last night’s low at 71. It mentions sunset today at 594 ppm and sunrise tomorrow at 7 15 am.
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