Eisenhower Sees Korea Steps For Peace Plan
President-elect Ike Eisenhower outlined concrete steps for aiding Republic of Korea forces and resolving the Korean War as a UN operation. He praised UN troops, noted supply problems, and urged decisive action while emphasizing unity among armed services and ongoing efforts for peace.
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ROK
Republic of Korea
Eisenhower
U. N
Dulles
United Nations
Korea
Australia
Belgium
Canada
Colombia
Ethiopia
France
Great Britain
Greece
Netherlands
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
Turkey
Gen. Clark
Radford
Gen. Whelan
Air Force
Morningside Heights
Arab leaders press for justice and unity in Middle East
Egyptian Premier Mohammed Naguib said Arabs demand full justice and independence and know how to reach their aims after a speech by Caïd ad-Din Shishekly. Shishekly urged a united Arab world strong enough to impose policy and dictate its will in the region during a dinner in his honor. They also reviewed a military parade prior to the dinner.
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Cairo
Egypt
IUP
Mohammed Naguib
Naguib
tAdin Shishekly
Shishekly
Middle East
Purse Snatching on Cherry Avenue Stirs City
A slender young man grabbed a purse from a 69 year old woman at Cherry Ave and Appleton St Sunday night and fled in a car. The purse later appeared on a driveway at 2319 E 19th St with only two dollars inside and Edith Heckmaster of 2043 E Third St identified as the victim.
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Cherry Ave
Appleton St
Edith €. Heckmaster
Third St
Cecil L. Rose
19Th St
U S Asks Release Of 50 Americans In Israel Army
The U S State Dept asks Israel to free 50 Americans serving in the Israeli armed forces. A deadline set by América's McCarran Act requires release by December 24. The act bars U S citizens from foreign service without written authorization, which the State Dept has refused to grant.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
U.S. State Dept
América
McCarran
U. S
State Dept
Yugoslav Press Accuses Italy of Blackmailing
Belgrade Yugoslavia official press charged Italy with blackmailing western powers into paying Rome’s price for defense collaboration. Italy was accused of blocking collective security measures by Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey. Tanjug Borba article said Italy tried to prevent Yugoslavia from receiving western arms aid and pursued a narrow chauvinistic policy.
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Belgrade
Yugoslava
IPI
Yugoslavia
Italy
Rome
Greece
Turkey
Tanjug
Borba
Marshal Tito
Communist Party
Jet Crash Kills Young Navy Flier
A Navy P9F Panther jet from Moffett Air Station crashed 10 miles northwest of Lodi California during a routine training mission. Pilot Ens Phillip C Kenney 21 of Alturas died. Ground witnesses saw the plane roll into overcast before the fatal dive.
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Lodi
Calif
Moffett Naval Air Station
Ens
Phillip C. Kenney
Alturas
Moffett
Red Outposts Fall to ROK Infantrymen
South Korean troops stormed two Chinese outposts near Triangle Hill before dawn, gaining a commanding view of the Iron Triangle as combat shifted from the Imjin River sector to the Kumhwa front. An American officer warned China aims at UK divisions. B29s bomb supply and communications near Anju and Taeban-Dong.
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Tokyo
Triangle Hill
Imjin River
Kumhwa
Republic of Korea
Iron Triangle
Triangle’s
Jane Russell Hill
United Nations
New Hope
Korea
Sniper Ridge
Triangle
Rocky Point
Chongchon River
Anju
Taeban-Dong
Mrs Rosenberg outlines 1953 plans and manpower views
Mrs. Rosenberg argues for optimal use of manpower noting military needs differ from big business training time and costs. She cites a 5 percent Pentagon staff cut, limited additions, and urges action on pay rises for married personnel. She discusses Korea training progress, officer shortages, racial integration, and the call for peace plans to be shared with leaders.
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America
Rosenberg
U. S
Pentagon
Korea
Armed Services
Europe
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Join Chiefs of Staff
Yell Scares Off Strongarm Pair In Street Robbery
William A. Wagstaff, 68, a retired railroad worker, told police two husky young sailors knocked him down in the 400 block of West Eighth Street and tried to rifle his pockets before fleeing in a parked car after he yelled.
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William A. Wagstaff
Sonestaak Ave
Wagstaff
W. Eighth St
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