Van Fleet warns Reds. South Korean divisions near ready
In Seoul Gen. James A. Van Fleet warned the Communists not to attack this winter, saying they would be finished off if they did. He noted two new South Korean divisions would soon replace an American unit, with training well advanced and 100000 youths in readiness. He credited recent U N gains at White Horse Mountain for a break in the western lull and said the Reds would suffer severe losses if they attacked. The Chinese mounted their heaviest assault in two months near Yonchon, taking two positions, while U N forces, better equipped for winter, maintained the line as South Korean divisions total about 30,000 men alongside the larger American corps.
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Eisenhower Seeks Quiet Path Past M'Arthur Truman Rift
President elect Eisenhower plans to sidestep the M'Arthur Truman feud and continue his Pacific trip. He boarded the cruiser Selena at Pearl Harbor for a Honolulu parade and a wreath at Punchbowl National Cemetery before heading to Kaneohe. He golfed and practiced, discarding a high score while awaiting New York arrival, as Dulles called the stop invaluable for policy talks aboard the Helena.
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Long Beach Patrol To Be Art Inaugural Ceremony B
Long Beach Police Patrol plans to lead as an honorary guard for Nixon at the January 20 inaugural parade in Washington. Forty eight members will march as the state of California entry, carrying flags while mounted on palominos. The unit, organized in 1935, has won 200 trophies and led the Tournament of Roses parade four years running.
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William Dovey
Youth Band Wins Superior Trophy in Debut Parade
Long Beach South’s youth band was awarded the Superior Performance Trophy for its showing in the first annual Redondo Beach Christmas parade, according to director Gordon Carmmon.
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Youth shun dirty work in Soviet push-button future
Moscow reports say Soviet youths avoid manual labor, preferring office or management roles. A Gazeta article cites a survey by the Moscow House of Engineers and Technicians showing many never practiced in factories, struggle with tools, drawing, or business letters, and fear hands-on work.
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Literary Gazette
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Truman calls for Taft Hartley injunction over Dunkirk strike
President Truman urged a Taft Hartley injunction to halt the Dunkirk California steel plant strike led by the CIO United Steelworkers. The union says the 30 day injunction is illegal and will seek Supreme Court review within 80 days. The case involves a wage dispute from Aug 29 where 1500 workers walked out.
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22Nd District
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Subsidence Perils Port Residents Face in Channel Area
Port residents risk from subsidence along the Flood Control channel near Seaside Blvd. City officials consider purchasing 3 000 000 square feet between the Embarcadero and Water St. to raise and protect land. Valuation around 1 700 000, with dirt needs estimated at 18 000 000 to 22 000 000 cubic yards. Commissioners plan a tour Monday at 1 30 p m.
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Partners 64 Years Divided in Milford Barbering
Milford Mass. Joseph B. McClure 50 of West Upton died in Milford hospital. For 64 of his 74 years as a barber he worked for Frank H. Thomas of Milford. Thomas 92 has cut hair for 76 years.
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Begonia Club Installs Officers at Bellflower Meeting
The Begonis Club of Bellflower will hold a meeting today at the Woman's Clubhouse 940 Oak Ave. It starts at 6 30 p.m. with a covered dish dinner and includes a Christmas party and member gift exchange.
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