Norwalk Church Plans $100000 Expansion Program
Norwalk Church of Christ announces a $100000 five point expansion starting with a Sunday ground breaking at 3 40 p m on Pioneer Blvd 13933 The plan relocates the current church at 24408 Elaine adds a five story tower education buildings two units and a new parsonage to seat 500 in the sanctuary Dr Hugh M finer of George Pepperdine College will speak on Sunday Work begins Monday after the ground breaking Details and a sketch appear on page 17
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Pyongyang Falls as Chinese Push Tightens Front
Bitterest U N defeat cited as Pyongyang, former North Korean capital, fell just after midnight. American British and South Korean rear guards set fires and blew bridges to hinder the enemy while retreating. Paratroopers of the 187th Airborne Regiment fought a two hour engagement at Sih Yon Ni 85 miles southeast.
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Mutual Accord Talks Between HST and Attlee
HST and Attlee, flanked by top military and diplomatic advisers, conferred for 1 hour 45 minutes. A communique said talks would resume Tuesday aboard the Williamsburg. It noted a review of the serious military situation in Korea by General Bradley and described no mention of a China compromise.
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Time for Steady Nerves Editorial
Editorial warns the week could determine whether the United States sustains the Korea war and resists appeasement at the United Nations. It argues that retreat from Korea or concessions to Communist China would amount to capitulation and jeopardize peace, noting the risk of being pushed out of Korea.
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Handful of U S Marines Hold Off Six Red Divisions
United States Marines and Seventh Infantry Division formed a UN strongpoint at Hagaru near Changjin Reservoir after a five day battle against six Chinese divisions. Maj. Gen. Almond called the defense the most desperate Marine battle in history. Capt. Harold Schrier, survivor of Iwo Jima, described the fighting as worse. Casualty details were not released pending next of kin notices.
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