Allies Halt Red Prisoner Talks Amid Slowdown Tactics
At Panmunjom Allied explainers say 40 pro Red war prisoners attempted to disrupt U N Command interview timetables but failed for the fourth day to win any to communism. South Korean officers blocked slowdowns as 150 of 188 prisoners were interviewed with 38 still to be called.
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Panmunjom
U. N. Command
Saurday
ROK
Arthur Dean
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Dean
Russia
Court Blocks NLRB Policies On Benefits
The U S Court of Appeals halted two NLRB efforts to cut labor law benefits from unions while leaders face questions about non Communist oaths. It refused to lift prior injunctions affecting Fur Workers United Electrical Workers and American Communications Assn.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
U. S. Supreme Rt
Fur Workers
United Electrical Workers
American Communications Assn
Italy and Yugoslavia Agree to Normalize Frontier Conditions
Rome and Belgrade agreed to take immediate steps to normalize frontier conditions after recent border tensions over the Trieste Free Territory. Italian Prime Minister Pella and Yugoslav Foreign Minister Gregorik led talks in Rome. Both sides plan simultaneous troop withdrawals and hope for a quick, coordinated settlement.
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Rome
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste Free Territory
Eee
Pella
Yuase
Vie Gregorik
Este
Britain and Iran Resume Diplomatic Relations
Tehran and London announced the resumption of diplomatic ties after more than a year, aiming to negotiate a settlement over the Anglo Iranian Oil Co. dispute. Iran’s internal opposition and prior Mossadegh-era tensions shaped the backdrop as Fazollah Zahedi’s government prepared a radio address.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
Anglo Iranian Oil Co
London
Ayattoullah Kashani
Mohammed Mossadegh
Aes
UN Recall Debate Split In 60 Nation Committee
The U N Political Committee discussed how and when to recall the General Assembly if Korea peace talks fail. Two procedural options surfaced. a Brazilian backed indefinite recess with recall if needed, and an Indian plan to recess until Feb 9 with recall at the president’s call.
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United Nations
N. Y.P
U. N
Korea
Soviet Bloc
Assembly
United States
India
Vijayashmi Pandit
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Nehru
U.N
McCarthy Seeks Public Response on Foreign Policy
White House reports 4,446 telegrams and about 1,500 letters on McCarthy plea to tell the President stance on aid to free nations trading with China. He notes counts show more support than opposition and backs delayed message to Eisenhower if tally favors his position, while officials track backlogs at Western Union.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Murray Snyder
A.m
Snyder
Western Union
II A.m
U. S
China
Dulles
Gen Vandenberg Seriously Ill At Walter Reed
Gen Hoyt Vandenberg, age 54, is listed as seriously ill at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He retired last April and had an abdominal operation in 1952, reentering the hospital on October 8.
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Washington
Hoyt
Vandenberg
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Settlement Efforts Renewed as NYC Newspaper Strike Drags On
The New York City newspaper strike enters its second week as negotiators and federal mediators renew wage dispute talks between publishers and photo-engravers. Officials reported no change after meetings, with a mediation session set for 11 a.m. EST. The stoppage has hurt advertising, merchandising, and wages, prompting calls to amend Taft-Hartley and impose mandatory arbitration.
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New York
New York City
AFL International Photo-Engravers Union
Thomas Murphy
CIO Newspaper Guild Local 3
Walter A. Maggiolo
Dennis Burke
Wilkes-Barre
Joseph Collis
Two Feared Dead as Plane Crashes Near Madrid
A Spanish transport plane carrying 33 people crashed and burned in the mountains north of Madrid. Ten survivors, including Paul J. Douglass a U S Embassy courier, reached Madrid hospitals. Surviving passengers and crew were evacuated by the night through rugged terrain as medical authorities withheld details of injuries.
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Madrid
Spain
Paul J. Douglass
U.S
Paris
Douglass
West Roxbury
Mass
John J.lass
10Thchusetts
Jose Marie Oriol
Soma
Cuba’s Former President Charged In Arms Conspiracy
Cuba’s former president Carlos Prio Socarras and interior minister Segundo Curti faced heavy bonds on charges of conspiring to export arms from the United States without a license. U S Attorney Guilmartin said munitions were to be used for a Cuban revolution. Bonds set at 50000 for Prio and 25000 for Curti, with nine others named in the indictment.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Carlos Piio Socarras
United States
U. S. Dist. Atty
James L. Guilmartin
Prio
Segundo Curti
Fulgencio Batista
Pio
New York
U. S
Jack Peeples
Federal Building
Pico
Curti
Edward Davis
Jesse A. Vickers
Miami Springs
Efren Rudolfo- Pichardo
Marcus Diaz Y Lanz
Vickers
Davis
Guilmartin
Piio
Justice Department
Western Big Three Seeks Open Talks With Russia
Churchill Eden and Eisenhower signal willingness to pursue sincere union on major issues. Draft note for Moscow outlines approach and possible talks on Red China Korea and Indochina while Moscow seeks Berlin access amid easing Cold War tensions.
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Tucker's
Bermuda
Churchill
Eisenhower
Russia
Sheeshower
Kremlin
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Ostim Inerin
Dulles
Eden
Georges Three
Laniel
Panech
China
Indochina
Berlin
Bender Says SCS Row All Mistake
Ohio Representative Bender backed the Soil Conservation Service reorganization, calling the dispute over Benson's plan a misunderstanding. The two day hearing featured sharp exchanges as the plan to abolish seven regional offices and shift functions took effect November 2.
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L. Livingstone Washington
Bender
Ohio
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Soil Conservation Service
Spartanburg
Department of Agriculture
C. R. Gutermuth
Wild Life ‘Management
Leeson
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Plane Pilots Plan Strike for Higher Pay
Winston-Salem reports Piedmont Airlines pilots plan a possible walkout next Saturday if their wage demands are not met. Clarence N Sayen of Chicago, APA president, says Piedmont crews seek pay parity with Capitol Eastern National and Delta pilots. Piedmont operates 34 cities across several states.
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Winston-Salem
Piedmont Airlines
Clarence N. Sayen
Chicago
Assa
Piedmont
APA
Capitol
Eastern
National
Delta Airlines
Carolinas
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Mssissippi
Tennessee
Gun Battle Near Carthage Kills Man and Wounds Officer
In Carthage North Carolina a gun battle left a local Black man identified as Worthy dead and highway patrolman L Lawrimore wounded. Lawrimore and Carthage Police Chief Joyce were en route to serve a warrant when Worthy allegedly fired. Both sides exchanged fire. no inquest will be held.
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Carthage
N.C
Dim Worthy
L. Lawrimore
Moore General Hospital
Lowrimore
Dom Joyce
Worthy
Potter urges U N probe of Korean atrocities
Senator Potter seeks early Senate action on a UN inquiry into Communist war crimes in Korea after a three day probe. He cites sworn testimony from survivors and compares postwar trials of Nazi and Japanese war criminals to the Koreans. Col Hanley testifies MacArthur ordered wartime documentation on crimes.
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Roy P. Manning Jr
New Albany
Ind
Korea
Manning
Washington
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Senate
United Nations
Potter
U. N. General Assembly
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N
Free World
James M. Hanley
Douglas MacArthur
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Nebraska
North Platte
Hill 303
American Newspaper Guild
Hanley
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