Malik Tries To Block Talk In UN
U S accuses Communist China of aggression in Korea and urges UN Security Council to act. Warren R Austin debates Wu Hsiu chuan as Malik delays, cites 200000 Chinese troops in Korea and Peiping regime support. Council votes 8 to 1 against giving Wu floor.
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Max Harrelson
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China
Korea
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Wu Hsiuchuan
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
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India
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Far East
Peiping
Washington
Lava Flow Threatens Milo as Etna Eruption Escalates
Mt Etna's worst eruption in four decades drives a lava finger toward Milo Sicily with 600 villagers under potential evacuation. Lava heads 5,000 feet across and 17 feet high, moving 130 feet per hour toward Milo and Renazzo while a slower stream descends the Valley of the Ox. Rome and the Ca tania volcanic institute monitor the situation as local women pray at a nearby crossroads church.
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Milo
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Renazzo
Rome
Volcanic Institute of
Democrats May Go Along With Rent Control
Democrats indicate willingness to support a 90 day extension of federal rent controls as President Truman asks Congress to continue ceilings beyond December 31. Maybank chairs the Senate Banking Committee and signals no opposition, while Spence moves to extend until March 31 and hearings may begin.
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Seattle
Detroit
Wake Forest Inaugurates Dr. Tribble as 10th President
Dr Harold W Tribble was formally inducted as Wake Forest College 10th president in a ceremony at the college chapel. The event drew 2100 attendees and featured remarks from educators and church leaders as the college outlined plans to relocate and expand to a new Wake Forest Forest University site.
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Baptist
Winston-Salem
America
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Wake Forest Forest University
Harold Wayland Tribble
Baptist Church
Andover Newton Theological School
Newton Centre
Mass
Hubert E. Olive
Laie
Thurman D. Kitchin
Kitchin
Olivier C. Carmichael
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Gordon Gray
Greater
University of North Carolina
Carlyle Comenee
Meredith Ting
Baptist North Carolina
Oadens
Duke ‘University
North Carolina
Spright Dowell
Mercer College
Macon
Herbert Gezork
Massachusetts Institution
Donald Pfohl
Thane McDonald
College
Graham Bids Farewell To The Senate
Senator Graham of North Carolina delivered a farewell speech to the Senate urging a unified America to meet totalitarian tyranny and global war. He urged bipartisan leadership to stop aggression, save freedom, strengthen the United Nations, and guide a world toward cooperative peace. Senator Hoey inserted the 56 page speech in the Congressional Record as Willis Smith was sworn in as Graham’s successor.
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Graham
D-Nc
America
People For Freedom
Senate
United Nations
Hoey
D.-N.c
Congressional Record
Willis Smith
Raleigh
N. C
United States
Governors Talk Industrial Development in South
The Southern Governors Conference in Charleston discusses industrial development with Gov. Fielding Wright leading, Gov. Allan Shivers missing part of the dinner for Thanksgiving, and Gen. Lucius D. Clay urged bipartisan security policy. A threefold program expands regional education in medicine and related fields, with 13 of 15 states participating.
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Industrial Development of
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Gov. Fielding & Wright
Mississippi
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Allan Shivers
Texas
Shivers
Austin
Germany
Gov A
Virginia
Storm-Swept Eastern States Begin Cleanup
Ohio and Pennsylvania faced heavy snow and wind from a weekend blizzard. Death toll climbs to 55 in Ohio as crews clear 35 inch accumulations, restore highways, and resume business with thousands returning to work.
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Pittsburgh
Air Ministry to Probe Flying Saucers in Britain
Britain probes flying saucers after reports of strange ice falls across southern England over two weeks. In Devon a ewe was killed by ice chunks, and a five pound piece hit a London garage roof. A motorist seized a block seen near Braughing while a neighbor found a one pound brick of unusual material in Stebbing.
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R. M. Butcher
Essex
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Tiger and the Terrier parable of war and pride in Korea
HAL BOYLE portrays a parable set in Korea where a terrier defends a clearing from two cats guarded by a tiger. The tiger faces a choice: emerge to strike or retreat to safety, risking the alley cat remaining in the open. The tale reflects UN war aims and the challenge of decisive action in a dangerous theater.
MacArthur urges UN aim for quick Korea crisis solution
General Douglas MacArthur warned the United Nations faces a new war as Chinese forces cross into Korea. He said the UN must seek a solution within its councils and gave no authority to strike Chinese bases from Manchuria. He recalled field commanders to Tokyo and reported 200,000 Chinese troops in Korea with more across the border.
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Edward M. Alm
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Stock Market Turmoil Follows Korea Crisis
The New York stock market plunged as Korean crisis fears sparked a broad selling wave. Prices dropped $1 to $4 a share with heavy losers including Nickel Plate Railroad Union Pacific Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Motors and Motorola. Commodities rallied on futures as demand for raw materials rose.
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Korea
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Chrysler
General Motors
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
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Sientant Oil
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South Carolina Chosen for Savannah River Hydrogen Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that a hydrogen bomb plant will be built on about 250 acres in Aiken and Barnwell counties near the Savannah River in South Carolina. The plant will not involve actual weapon manufacture.
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Atomic Energy Commission
South Carolina
W. C. McKelvey
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Aiken
Barnwell
Savannah River
Cost of living index set to push wages higher
The recent cost of living index is expected to reach a record high and raise hourly wages by two to three cents for nearly 1,000,000 workers under union contracts tied to the index. The Bureau of Labor Statistics calculates the monthly measure, reflecting prices from six weeks ago, with most beneficiaries in the auto industry as major producers include escalator clauses.
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Navy
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chrysler
Gen— Motors
Five Die in Pre-dawn House Fire Near Jefferson City
A small frame house five miles southwest of Jefferson City burned in pre-dawn flames killing Alex W. Erhart and his wife Margaret and their three children Janette Kirsten and Billy. A passing motorist alerted police but the structure was destroyed before aid arrived.
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Rerailment disrupts New Jersey commuter traffic
Six cars of a 44 car Central Railroad of New Jersey freight train derailed on storm weakened tracks south of South Amboy early today. No injuries were reported but 8,000 to 10,000 morning commuters were affected as sixty buses were pressed into service to reroute riders.
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