Neutrals debate at Panmunjom stalls peace plan
North Korea and China seek neutral observers at the Korean peace talks while the United Nations and South Korea oppose. U.S. envoy Arthur Dean says neutrals could be invited after a settlement or if talks stall, as sessions resume amid other prisoner repatriation deadlock reports. In Kansas City, Bobby Greenlease kidnap killers Hall and Mrs. Bonnie Heady are sentenced to die December 18 in the gas chamber after a jury recommendation.
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U.S
Arthur Dean
Dean
United Nations
South Korea
United States
Reds
Ki Sok Bok
Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
U. S
Albert L. Reeves
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Frog
Heady
Hall
Reeves
Dietrich
Aew
Edward L.scheufler
Greenlease
Missouri
Bonnie Brown Heady
Johnson County
Kansas
Bobby
Conference Proposed On Trieste Settlement Plan
The Western Big Three propose a five power conference with Italy and Yugoslavia to resolve the Trieste dispute over the Adriatic port. Yugoslavia would attend if Zone A is not transferred to Italy before talks. Italian Premier Pella’s reply is awaited as officials hope for a patch in the Italian Yugoslav feud.
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Washington
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Giuseppe Pella
Pella
Adriatic
State Department
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Britain
White probe lull noted as Eisenhower hints at end
Washington senators said a temporary lull in the Harry Dexter White investigation may not end the probes. Sen Jenner said the inquiry could go where it leads. Eisenhower expressed hope that security firings might solve the Red infil tration issue by next year. White’s case ties to 1946 FBI findings cited by Brownell. Clardy said no need for Byrnes testimony. Page six.
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Washington
Harry Dexter White
Eisenhower
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Internal Security
Jee Oe
FBI
White
Brownell
Truman
Subcommittee
Un-American Activities Committee
Ste
P. Clardy
R-Mich
Lansing
Mich
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Clardy
Congress
Patronage Complaints Grow Over Civil Service Access
Senate Civil Service Committee chairman Carlson reports rising complaints that the Civil Service Commission blocks Republicans from policy making jobs. GOP figures allege administration favoritism while Young defends a middle of the road policy. The commission has denied many requests to shift jobs to Schedule C and granted some to political appointees.
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Washington
Carlson
R-Kan
Senate Civil Service Committee
Civil Service Commission
Kansan
GOP
Congress
Rep
A. L. Miller
Rneb
Philip Young
Young
Forest Fire Fighters HopeRain From Oklahoma Weather Center
Fire fighters mopping up and patrolling stubborn blazes in the Asheville area pinned hopes on a low pressure center forming in Oklahoma that could bring rain by tomorrow night. Forecasters said the rain would come from the storm’s forward area, with the main system missing the area by about 200 miles. Two South Carolina fires near the North Carolina border were halted by joint forester efforts, one west of Landrum threatening the Tryon watershed and another west of the Greenville highway near Henderson County.
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Asheville
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
South Carolina
North Carolina
Landrum
Tryon
B. H. Corpening
Greenville
Henderson County
Vishinsky charges US plans war to boost faltering economy
Russia's Vishinsky told the U N that the United States seeks to raise international tensions to spur war production and bolster a faltering economy. He cited unemployment and auto-industry woes, denounced United Fruit in Guatemala, and urged a four powers plus China conference to ease East West tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. YY
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
Vishinsky
U.N
U.S
Africa
Britain
United Fruit Co
Guatemala
Guatelama
United Fruit
V. M. Molotov
France
Soviet Union
China
Umstead Bans Hunting In Guilford
Gov Umstead adds 23 Piedmont and western counties to hunting bans and fishing restrictions due to forest fire hazard. Proclamation takes effect at 8 30 am tomorrow, forbids camp fires within 500 feet of woods, allows boat fishing where no on land camping is needed.
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Raleigh
Umstead
Piedmont
Granville
Person
Caswell
Alamance
Orange
Durham
Chatham
Montgomery
Anson
Rockingham
Guilford
Randolph
Stanly
Union
Davidson
Forsyth
Rowan
Cabarrus
Mecklenburg
Davie
Iredell
Lincoln
Gaston
Little Liz We The Closer You Get to Some People
Fragmentary note repeats a personal sentiment about closeness and distance, with unclear context. The readable portion centers on relationships and perception rather than a distinct event or named entities.
Nixon sets bold course to rearm Japan in policy shift
In Tokyo Vice President Nixon called U S policy a mistake in 1946 for dismantling Japan forces and urged Japan share responsibility in defense. He said the Communist threat demands military strength and hinted at a softer persuasion toward arming Japan to secure peace. The address followed criticism from Knowland and Dulles over Japan relying on U S protection.
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Tokyo
U. S
Richard Nixon
Japan
United States
Nixon
Japan-America Society
Moscow
Sen
William F. Knowland
R-Calif
Senate
U.S
State Dulles
Knowland
Dulles
South expected to draw woolen and worsted plants
Raleigh reports New England editor E. Howard Bennett predicts the nation’s woolen and worsted industry will largely move to the South with few exceptions. He cites plans by American Woolen Co to acquire Fieldcrest or Robbins Mills and relocate operations to North Carolina, citing favorable climate and lower building costs. Bennett notes Fieldcrest and Robbins sales and outlines possible restructuring.
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Raleigh
New England
South
E. Howard Bennett
America
Textile Reporter
Boston
North Carolina
Wilmington
Charlotte
Asheville
Greensboro
Bennett
American Woolen Co
Fieldcrest
Robbins Mills
American Ween
American Woolen
Fieldcrest Mills
F. C. Dumaine
Kenyon Piece & Dye Co
North Ilkesboro
Robbins
Maine
CIO Pushes for Taft-Hartley repeal at convention
At the CIO convention in Cleveland Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell urged realism and warned against repeal, while the CIO moved to pass a resolution demanding outright repeal of Taft-Hartley. Mitchell outlined administration aims to revise the law and broaden federal minimum wage coverage beyond 75 cents.
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Cleveland
CIO
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Walter P. Reuther
Mitchell
Congress
Martin P. Durkin
Eisenhower
White House
America
Radar Tracks Huge Object Over Britain
London reports describe a handpaing metallic object tracked by radar at about 60 000 feet over England twice this month. Sgt Harry Waller and witnesses saw a large circular white object for 15 minutes, then it moved out of range. A second sighting by Air Force officers occurred at 20 000 feet. The Air Ministry said most radar echoes are natural phenomena and some reports yield no conclusion.
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London
England
War Office
Harry Waller
Navy
T. 5S. Johnson
C. H. Smythe
Air Force
Air Ministry
Biting Winds Whip Up Snow In Rockies
A major winter storm barrels across the Rockies causing heavy snow and slick roads from Colorado to Montana. The system presses into eastern Utah and the Texas Panhandle while Kirtland Air Force Base reports a fatal C47 crash in a blizzard.
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Rockies
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Nebraska
Kansas
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
Texas
Oklahoma
Lander
Wyo
Leadville
Colo
Reneging Charges Follow Eisenhower Budget Talk
Democrats accuse Republicans of reneging on campaign pledges as President Eisenhower questions a balanced budget for the year starting July 1. House and Senate Democrats cite GOP promises on lower taxes and defense while Republicans say budget pressures stem from past policies and future Congress action may be needed.
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Eisenhower
Humphrey
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Appropriations
Tee
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
Truman
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