Assembly Ratifies U S Plan for Veto Free Security
The U N general assembly today endorsed Secretary of State Achesons plan for a veto free system of collective security. Backers say it aims to deter new Korean style aggressions and prevent vetoes from freezing peace preserving actions. The plan envisions a peace patrol and earmarking and training of units for U N use.
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U.N. General Assembly
Achesons
U. N
Security Council
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Vishinsky
U. S
John Foster Hes
Assembly
Dulles
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Autumn Cold Front Sweeps U S After Warm Spell
A mass of cool Canadian air ends a mid autumn warmth across the nation. Rain and snow appear from the northern Rockies to the Atlantic States as temperatures fall 30 to 35 degrees in many central areas and readings dip into the 90s in the far West.
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Associated Press
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Comedian Phil Harris Named Encino Mayor After Jolson Death
Encino Chamber selects Phil Harris to fill the late Al Jolson's mayoral role. Harris will be inducted at the Encino all star show on December 1, a benefit for the community youth building project. Jolson served a second term as unofficial mayor of the Los Angeles suburb.
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Chamber of Commerce
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al Jolson
Harris
Jolson
Los Angeles
French abandon Laokay last fortress in northwest frontier
Saigon Nov 3 French forces evacuated Laokay their last fortress on the northwest frontier with Red China. about 1 200 Senegalese and Algerian troops pulled out beginning Wednesday and completed the retreat by Thursday toward the west into mount country aided by Asian colonial troops. Vietminh harassment slowed the withdrawal as monsoon weather grounded air cover.
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India Riled by Invasion of Tibet In Clash Over Tibet Status
Anger in India rose as reports claimed China advanced into Tibet and captured Chamdo. New Delhi pressed China’s UN admission while India’s Socialist leader urged UN trusteeship and a plebiscite for Tibet, amid Beijing and Moscow claims of progress.
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Chamdo
Seagull Blamed for Death of 3 Year Old
In Penzance England a coroner ruled death of Margaret Pollard aged three was misadventure after a seagull struck her head two months earlier while she walked near her St Ives home. The girl developed a squint, surgery followed, and she died under anaesthetic.
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Margaret Pollard
St. Ives
Air India plane overdue from Bombay to London
An Air India Constellation with 40 passengers on the Bombay to London leg is five hours overdue at Geneva after last radio contact over Grenoble. Authorities fear a crash in the Alps as the flight from Cairo arrived late to Geneva and no crash reports near Grenoble have been received.
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FBI Arrests Torresola’s Young Wife
FBI and federal agents pressed efforts across multiple fronts to capture possible accomplices after Griselio Torresola and another assailant failed to harm President Truman at Blair House. The 22 year old widow of Torresola, described as attractive, fled a New York hotel with her six month old baby as agents closed in.
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Oscar Collazo
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Collazo
New York
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Grisiia Torresola
FBI
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Truman
Vederan
103Rd Street
Leslie
No Envoy For Franco Spain
President Truman said the United States will not send an ambassador to Madrid for a long time even as the U.N. General Assembly voted to lift the boycott on Spain. He and Secretary Acheson criticized Congress for approving a $62.5 million export loan to Franco despite Western alignment aims.
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Stassen Moves Into Wheelhorse Spot in GOP Push
Harold E. Stassen appears to have moved into the wheel horse role in the final Republican drive toward Tuesday’s elections. He travels to Columbus to back Senator Robert A Taft and will rebut President Truman from New Haven over Mutual Radio, as Truman’s nationwide broadcast draws broad TV and radio coverage. Analysts note Truman’s speech likely to stress Korea’s war outcomes and world peace, while Stassen argues national security and peace hopes have dissipated in recent years.
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Violent Earth Shocks Across Wide Areas
A震震震 multiple seismic events shook regions from Timor to Formosa and Darwin. Observatories located the quake center near New Guinea with tremors lasting four to eight minutes. A meteor-like fireball lit skies from New York to Ottawa, while authorities said no rockets or flares were launched.
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Shaw Willed To Die Say Friends
Close friends and nurses say George Bernard Shaw willed himself to die in his final days. He lapsed into a coma and died at dawn after expressing weariness and a desire not to be kept alive. He had previously told Belloc’s daughter he wanted eternal rest and asked doctors not to prolong his days.
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Lam
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Trawler Crewman Dies Off Hatteras
Norfolk, Va., Nov 3 Bruce Davenport a crewman on the trawler John Davenport died yesterday aboard the fishing craft off Cape Hatteras. He was stricken with paralysis and a Coast Guard rescue plane was called but he died. The body was taken to Morehead City, its home port.
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Stock Market On Steady Footing
New York trading opened with profit taking trimming gains from yesterday yet the market held on a steady footing. Steel stocks dropped up to fifty cents after earlier gains, while a wide range of issues showed small gains and losses. W Stuart Symington warned that if price levels rise the government may order curbs. Higher prices were paid for Mont Ward Boeing American Telephone Consolidated Natural Gas Allied Chemical Dow Chemical General Electric American Woolen Standard Oil and International Paper.
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Egg Price Rises in Belgrade Due to Drought
In Belgrade Yugoslavia on November 3 a single egg sells for 54 cents on the free market. The spike is attributed to a shortage of chicken feed caused by a drought cutting poultry production.
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Yugoslavia
Kidney Transplant From Deceased Woman A Success
Drs report a kidney from a 49 year old donor has begun functioning in Mrs. Howard Tucker despite below par activity. The operation, performed June 17, is described as a potential medical frontier. Tucker, 44, traveled 300 miles to attend a convention ten weeks after surgery and reports feeling fine.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Howard Tucker
Tors
Presbyterian Hospital
American units still surrounded in Korea fighting rain
Allied forces struggle in a rainstorm to rescue remnants of two trapped American regiments along the northwest UN line in Korea. The weather limits airpower, aiding Chinese and Korean Reds who conduct a broad counterattack and push U N forces back toward Pyongyang. 13 American tanks are reported captured as U S forces jockey for position near the Manchurian border.
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Red Guerrillas Wreak Havoc in Korea Front News
U N command prioritizes anti guerrilla warfare as communist bands raid villages and ambush American supply columns along the east coast. Maj. Gen. Almond says to eliminate guerrillas on their terms while observers note Korea faces a major new guerrilla threat.
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