New Heads For Labor Groups To Be Decided
Washington Navy 22 R T leadership of the AFL and CIO meet separately next week to choose new presidents. Meany is seen as likely AFL president after Green’s death while CIO contenders include Haywood and Reuther amid unity debates and plans for potential power shifts.
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British U S UN delegates split on plan to end war
The United States and Britain clashed over Indian proposals to end the Korean War at the U N in New York. A U S S spokesman said Washington seeks explicit repatriation machinery and terms to prevent seizures returning to Communist zones, while Britain backs the Indian plan with a repatriation commission and remains committed to the 21 nation resolution. An emergency 21 nation meeting is scheduled for Sunday night to decide the path forward.
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Iran Oilman Arrives On Mysterious Visit
Hussein Makki Iran oil nationalization director landed in Rome from Paris for a 15 day visit shrouded in mystery. He proceeded to the Irani Embassy likely to establish headquarters amid reports of a possible trade exchange of Iranian oil for Italian manufactured goods.
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Eisenhower Inaugural Three Day Celebration Planned
Preliminary plans outline a three day set of celebrations around Dwight D. Eisenhower's presidential inauguration. The schedule includes an Inaugural Ball January 20 and a parade along Pennsylvania Avenue. Bleachers for about 60 000 seats will line the route with ticket prices from 2 50 to 12 50.
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Storms Knock Out Power In Four States
A massive snowstorm blanketed Tennessee Kentucky Virginia and North Carolina with 18 to 22 inches of snow causing widespread outages and travel hazards. Knoxville and Corbin faced heavy conditions as 20 000 homes lost power and a fatal auto train collision occurred near Morristown.
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Envoy Sees Decreasing War Threat
British ambassador Sir Oliver Franks, nearing the end of his United States posting, argues that a Britain United States partnership stabilizes world security. He notes continued Communist risks but believes the Anglo American bloc may deter Soviet aggression as he plans to retire to Somerset and decide his next role.
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Kentucky Snows Stop Motorists Bound For Game
A major snowstorm stranded thousands of travelers in Southeastern Kentucky on November 22. Fans heading to the Kentucky Tennessee football game in Knoxville faced delays as three inches fell in Harlan London and Corbin, with about 4000 grid fans marooned. Kentucky 25 W road between London and Jellico was closed and all telephone circuits between Louisville and Knoxville were out.
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Eisenhower Considers Four Cabinet Posts
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower spent the week ending November 22 in self paced rest at home while weighing four remaining cabinet choices. Labor agriculture and postmaster general posts were still to be filled as he mulled over personnel.
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Air Assault Drives Reds For Cover in Korea Front
Allied fighters hammered central front ridges in Korea driving Communist troops to cover with napalm bombs rockets and machine gun fire. RoK forces bore the brunt of night shelling while U S Air Force and Marines hit targets. tally shows 55 gun positions and 55 bunkers destroyed.
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California quake rattles coast from San Francisco to Los Angeles
A midnight tremor shook a 500 mile coastal belt from San Francisco to Los Angeles causing broken windows, shifted furniture, and light structural strains but no major damage or injuries reported. The quake began near San Luis Obispo and lasted several minutes with intensity estimates between 5 and 6 on the Richter scale.
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Confession in Prague Purge Trial Sparks Anti Jewish Overtones
Vienna dispatch reports Arthur London former deputy foreign minister and 13 other defendants in the Red Czechoslovakia purge trial confess to conspiracy and treason. Prosecution links Londons Trotskyite Zionist ties to Slansky Geminder and Clementis as Jews are singled out. The trial signals rising anti Semitism in the Soviet bloc and alarms Western diplomats over Czechoslovak moves toward Israel and shifts with neighboring states.
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New Jet Models Raise Kill Ratio In Korea
General Hoyt Vandenberg reported that newer F86 Sabre jet fighters in Korea have boosted the kills-to-MIG15 ratio to about 10 to 1, up from 8 to 1 with earlier models. He spoke after a world tour of U S bases, noting improvements in air capabilities across allied nations and expressing satisfaction with NATO progress in Norway.
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Weather forecast and sun events notes
Today's high is 55 with a low of 15 heavy winds are not mentioned. Previous night low reached 82 and yesterday's high was not specified. The sun will set today at 5 08 a m and rise tomorrow at 1 08 am.
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