Intervention By Red China Raises Tactical Problem
WwTON November 18. The article outlines critical strategic questions for U S leaders as Communist China's intervention in Korea raises the risk of wider war. It notes U S aims to avoid war, questions whether to commit more troops, and how China and Russia might respond, with next week’s Peiping representatives at the U N. headquarters to discuss Korea or Formosa.
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Wwton
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Manchuria
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United States
U. N. Air Force
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Red
Cunenuniet
Russia
U.S
Vu. N
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U.N. Sessons
Formosa
Esa Penpaase
Ara
Acheson Faces Bitter Fight Over Foreign Policy Program
Senate Republicans warned of a coming clash over foreign policy after Secretary of State Acheson accused GOP critics of name calling. Senators Ferguson and Flanders urged reexamination of military aid to Western Europe and called for factual review of administration policy while Knowland pledged to oppose aid to Yugoslavia if the Chinese Nationalists are neglected.
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Senate
Republicans
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Ferguson
Mich
Taft
Ohio
Congress
Europe
Flanders
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Knowand
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Morse
R-Ore
Cincinnati
Michigan
Old Woman Beats Red Informer With Broom
In Northeast Korea near Pungsan villagers captured a Communist informer and beat him. Captain H. D. Perskey observed a bloodied man in the crowd, noting an old woman struck him with a bitcom. Intelligence says the informer had named anti-Communists to security police.
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Pungsan
Manchuria
H. D. Perskey
Abilene Tex
GOP Offers Substitute for Excess Profits Levy Plan
Republican Reed of New York introduces a substitute to Truman’s excess profits tax. The proposal lets corporations choose between paying the excess profits tax or a 10 percent rise in the existing 45 percent corporate tax. If taking the excess route, taxes must be at least 50 percent of this year’s earnings. Reed’s plan runs until Dec 31, 1952. The administration aims to raise 4,000 millions with a 75 percent excess tax using 1946–1949 as a yardstick. Reed will present to the Ways and Means Committee Monday.
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Reed
Federal Treasury
El Salvador Urges UN Condemnation of Tibet Invasion
El Salvador formally asked the United Nations to condemn China's invasion of Tibet and proposed creating a special committee to study possible General Assembly actions to aid Tibet. Ambassador Hector David Castro pressed for quick action, even before steering committee review.
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el Salvador
United Nations
China
Tibet
U. N. General Assembly
Hector David Castro
Uost
U.N
Castro
Murderer Kills Five Relatives in South Jersey Shooting
Ernest Ingenito, 25, an appliance salesman, killed five members of his wife's family and wounded four others in a wild rampage at his in-laws' home in Vineland New Jersey. He surrendered after a manhunt, claiming he was the man police sought. His wife Teresa was injured. a nine year old niece was critically wounded.
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Vineland
N. J
Ernest Ingenito
Ingenito
Teresa
South Jersey
President Truman Sets Weekend Cruise on Potomac River
President Truman began a short weekend cruise on the Potomac Riverlunching aboard the Williamsburg and planning a sail to Quantico VA before returning to Washington by 4 p.m. EST tomorrow. He is to be a guest of the National Democratic Women's club. companions aboard the Williamsburg were not disclosed.
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Potomac River
Williamsburg
Quantico
National Democratic Women’s Club
Nic Truman
Vishinsky Demands UN Admit Chinese Communists
In New York Andrei Vishinsky told the United Nations General Assembly there can be no lasting world peace without admitting the Chinese Communists and approving other Russian conditions. Senator Sparkman accused Russia of bulldozing the UN and warned a peace plan must meet Soviet demands or be unworkable.
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York
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
John Sparkman
D-Ala
United States
Free World
Vishinsky
Trygve Lie
Assembly
Security Council
Sparkman
First Shipload of U S Food Reaches Tito in Tito
The first U S aid ship arrived in Rijeka Yugoslavia delivering beans flour and machine oil to aid drought stricken Yugoslavia. U S Ambassador George Allen called the shipment a significant token of aid and praised Yugoslav resolve to defend its soil. Ljubo Babic and Milos Lalovic met the delegation expressing appreciation for American efforts to ease the drought’s impact.
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George Allen
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Ljubo Babic
The
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Milos Lalovic
Babic
United States
Forrestal funded anti communist effort in Europe says Mercury
The American Mercury magazine asserts James V. Forrestal spent over 150000 of his own and friends money to oppose communism in Europe after World War II. It details payments to influence France and Italy elections and to counter communist propaganda.
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American Mercury Magazine
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Mercury
William Bradford Huie
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Sun
World-Telegram
France
Washington
Defense Department
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Paris
Employment In America Hits All Time High
The Labor Department reports a mid-October total nonfarm employment of 45,769,000 with factory workers at 15,757,000 the highest since the war. A 70,000 rise from September to October plus an 89,000 month gain due to seasonal declines. From June to October nonfarm establishments added 1.8 million jobs amid rising demand during Korean hostilities.
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Soldiers recount night of terror with war dogs near Manchuria
A Savannah soldier Charles Edward Bell describes a night near the Manchurian border when Chinese Reds attacked a 2000 strong unit with war dogs. He reports 300 survivors, wounded left behind, bayoneted foes, and calls for drastic U S action as the dog guard force is cited by an army spokesman in Washington.
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Charles Edward Bell
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Manchurian
U. S
Washington
Mahpong
AFL Television Authority Plans Strike Today
New York November 18. AFL Television Authority says television performers will strike tomorrow against CBS NBC Dumont and WOR in New York. The walkout stems from a contract dispute, but networks say screens will remain on as NBC negotiates with the union.
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New York
T. V
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Company
Dumont Television Network
New York City
WOR
George Heller
National Broadcasting Company
Performers’ Union
Jaycees Weigh Car Inspection Plan In North Carolina
Charlotte November 8 North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce members debated compulsory motor vehicle inspections in the state at a quarterly board meeting. Action is expected tomorrow as lawmakers had halted inspections last year. The group will also decide on recording motorists blood type on driver's licenses.
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North Carolina
Panther jets down Russian MIG-15 near Korea border
A U S Navy report says a Panther from the aircraft carrier Valley Forge shot down a Russian built MIG-15 fighter near Sinuiju Korea opposite the Manchurian border. The MIG was part of a group of seven to nine that attacked a flight of eight Panthers during a bomber mission.
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Panther
U. S
Valley Forge
Sinuiju
Korea
Navy
Navy Public Information Office
U S Infantry Pushes Toward Kapsan Near Manchuria Front
U S Seventh Division tanks and infantry advance toward Kapsan as sub zero weather and snow hinder supplies. Reports say Red forces dug in near high ground south of Kapsan while air strikes level the town. Major General Barr notes progress as coastal advance continues toward the Soviet border.
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Manchurian
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Tom Stone
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Korea
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Qusee
Manchuria
Satu
Associated Press
Meee
David G. Barr
Pukchong
Proclamation of Cook County Winners Delayed
Chicago voters waited as the Cook County election commission ordered a halt on proclaiming winners from U S Senator elect Everett Dirksen down to local offices until the Illinois Supreme Court clarifies a ruling from the previous day. County Judge Edmund K Jarecki said the commission would not proclaim results until that clarification is issued.
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Chicago
Cook County
U. S
Everett M. Dirksen
Edmund K. Jaerecki
Illinois Supreme Court
Building Declines in October as Credit Rules Bite
Washington reports homebuilding fell in October for the first time this year as new government credit restrictions took effect. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the impact of the curbs is not yet determinable.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
A Christmas Carol daily strip begins in The Enterprise
Ebenezer Scrooge encounters Marley’s ghost in a classic tale reimagined as a 30 part illustrated strip. The daily installments start Monday in The Enterprise.
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Ebenezer Scrooge
Jases Marley
Charles Dickens
The
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