U S Maps Drive to 39th Parallel Amid Korea Debate
Washington dispatch notes advisers favor halting the UN drive in Korea at the 39th parallel as the most defensible line. The plan would include Pyongyang and essential rail links, with MacArthur authorized to proceed though seeking political guidance. Previously the Yalu push drew Chinese entry.
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Down A. Reichmann
Washington
Mar
United Nations
Korea
P Douglas Macs
Arthur
U.N
Wonan
Hanchon
Sunan
Pyongyang
North Korea
Truman
Key West
MacArthur
U. N
U N Armies Alerted For New Red Blows Des Moines Blizzard
Iowa faced paralyzed travel as a blizzard dumped sleet and snow up to 10 inches. Rail and air service stalled. eight cars carried high explosives but none detonated. two passenger trains halted for track clearance. A separate collision caused a broken fire hydrant geyser at an intersection, flooding a street before responders stopped the leak.
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Des Moines
Mar
Iowa
Ilinois Central
Almer
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Mauilda
Mason City
Commercial Airlines
Bullets Halt Bandits In Double Liquor Store Robbery
Long Beach police arrested George R. Powell and Robert J. Stiers after a patrol officer fired two bullets at bandits who robbed the Kentucky Liquor Store for 76 dollars and then a second store on Burnett and Santa Fe. Powell, a 25 year old Los Angeles club bouncer, and Stiers, 24, Maywood resident, faced investigation. Officer Frank Castillo discharged the shots as the pair fled in a patrol car with Officer Jack McMahon nearby.
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Long Beach
George R. Powell
Los Angeles
Robert J. Stiers
Maywood
Frank Castillo
Frank M. Hendricks
Kentucky
Anaheim
Good Neighbor
Burnett Ave
Santa Fe
Castillo
Jack McMahon
Berle Signs 3-Year NBC Contract at 72
New York March 18 Uncle Miltie Berle, who began his show business career 35 years ago, signed a three year contract with NBC. The plans call for the star to be 72 when the deal ends, with financial terms not disclosed.
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New York
Mar
Miltie Berle
National Broadcasting Co
Star TV
When the Freeze Is a Thaw Editorial
An editorial condemns the United Auto Workers for wielding power as the nation’s strongest union. It argues UAW influence shields members from typical rules and that wage and price freezes favored managed industries. The piece contends labor management prestige creates privileged treatment and exceptions.
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United Ruto Workers
UAW
Labor Management Combine
Enemy Withdrawals Across 38th Parallel Reported
Reports say battered Chinese and North Korean forces are withdrawing across the 38th parallel to a new defense line in North Korea. Reds abandon Chunchon, reroute through Chorwon Yenchon Kumha triangle, while some officers speculate a shift toward the Seoul area.
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North Korea
Korea
Chunchon
Chorwon-Yenchon- Kumha
Seoul
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Broker Killed in L A Highway Crash
A Los Angeles stock broker was killed early this morning and six others injured in a three car crash on Pacific Coast Highway south of Seventh Street. Police identified the victim as Allen H Crary 54 of Los Angeles with offices at 623 Spring Street. He died at the scene and was taken to Laaper Funeral Chapel. The six injured include five Marines from Camp Pendleton several in critical condition.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Hwy
Seventh St
Long Beach
Allen H. Crary
Spring St
Loaper Funeral Chapel
Camp Pendleton
Norbert Schaefer
Edward Blaine
Phillip Lory
Community Hospital
Joseph Pecsi
Richard Morrison
Betty Dines
Tess
Seaside Hospital
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Yalu River
Dama
Red China
Anzhae
Yalu
United States
Pacific Coast Hay
Cherry Ave
Bille J. Gray
Platt St
Blair Tudor
Culver City
Gray
City Water Department
Drew Pearson
Ray Tucker
Berle
38Th
L.A
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