Court Indicts Lattimore for Communist Ties
A federal grand jury indicted Owen Lattimore charging he lied about never being a Communist sympathizer. The indictment also accuses him of lying on six other points during Senate Internal Security Committee testimony last spring. Lattimore, 52, denies the charges and says he is innocent. He faces arraignment Friday with trial possible then.
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New York State Crime Commission Hears Waterfront Ties to Kenny
The New York State Crime Commission held a public hearing on Kenny in connection with waterfront corruption allegations in Jersey City. Witnesses accused Kenny of associating with crime figures and pressured him to break up a gambling squad, while Kenny criticized witnesses as irresponsible. The commission planned to probe deeper at today’s sessions with a written invitation Kenny declined.
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New Jersey
Plan Clinic For Crippled Here In 53
Indiana County Society for Crippled Children and Adults reelected John K. Davis as president and Maude McGuire as secretary with Earl R. Handler as treasurer at a county courthouse board meeting. The group approved steps to establish treatment for cerebral palsy and crippled children in Indiana County starting January 1953 with parents and other organizations, commended Donald Hess for his speech correction work, approved procuring materials for the Speech Clinic, and planned the 1953 Easter Seals sale. The next meeting is Monday January 5 with parents invited to participate in campaign plans and center establishment.
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Dogfights Lifted by Fifth Air Force Over North Korea
Allied Sabre jet pilots claimed one MIG15 destroyed and four damaged in four dogfights over North Korea. Col. James K. Johnson credited with the kill. others named as pilots who damaged MiGs. Yesterday Sabres downed at least four MIGs and damaged one amid patrol clashes near the frozen battlefront.
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Crystal Falls
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Edwin H. Finlayson
Monticello
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73rd Wedding Anniversary For Man 101
LOMA LINDA Calif Mr. and Mrs William W Lambeth celebrate their 73rd wedding anniversary with family on hand from six children guests join open house and a quiet day of dinner and cake reflecting a long shared life. The couple, married in Deport Texas and once cattle ranchers in Texas and Arizona, marked milestones including his 101st birthday.
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DiSalle Named Economic Stabilizer In Anti Inflation Plan
Michael V. DiSalle is named economic stabilizer, taking over from Roger Putnam and reporting plans to resign to the new president elect. He will supervise price and wage controls and may serve less than five weeks before Eisenhower takes office. Defense Mobilizer Henry Fowler plans to stay until Eisenhower names a successor, potentially Jan. 20.
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Putnam
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Mass
Defense
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Years Ago Christmas Toys Were Different in Boston
A Boston Children's Museum exhibit on American toy history shows 19th century Christmas fun differed greatly from today. It features talking books, a cow from a pie tale, a phénakistiscope, string toys that trigger sheep and goats, walking devices from a great grandpa, and wooden games tied to parchesi origins in India.
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Boston Children's Museum
Santa Claus
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United States Damaged In English Gale
The liner United States suffered damage after a gale hit the British Isles as it pulled from Southampton. Winds over 100 mph drove the ship back to the quay and dented the bridge work while tugs worked to refloat her. Sailings were delayed and coastal shipping sheltered. Inland, gales knocked down telephones, chimney pots, slates and television aerials.
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United States
Southampton
New York
Professor Known Dead At 67 From University Leader
Dr Bowman Foster Ashe, renowned University of Pittsburgh professor who expanded the University of Mino to about 10 000 students, died yesterday in Coral Gables Florida at 87. He was born in Scott Dale Pa and was brother to Stanley P Ashe longtime Western Penitentiary warden. His wife studied at Indiana State Teachers College and they frequented the area. Masons Indiana Lodge No 31 percent and others invite members to funeral services for the late Brother Thomas R Shaeffer at Greenwood Cemetery around 2 45 p m Wednesday. Glenn W McJunkin WM I Carlyle Orr Secretary. 105 Public Dining Elks Club Indiana synthesis 75e to 1 25 Five course dinners 1 35 to 2 50 Lugs Sons of Italy Lodge No 570 Dormer City meet at Lodge Hall this evening at 6 p m to pay respects to our deceased brother Priester Capoteste John Costello President Dominick Fucile Secretary.
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Taft Chance For GOP Job Said Strong
Washington reports buildup that Sen Taft aims for GOP Senate floor leader role with strong odds. Senators cautious publicly yet Carlson Kais comments after meeting Eisenhower signal support if Taft seeks the post. Eisenhower will stay away from personal Senate organization.
Eisenhower MacArthur meet to discuss Korea plan
President elect Eisenhower and General Douglas MacArthur met at the home of John Foster Dulles to discuss a solution to the Korean War. An aide said Eisenhower remains neutral on Senate leadership and would not side with Taft or other Republicans as they decide the majority leader. Carlson signaled Taft could have backing if he seeks the post.
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Two Children Missing Ten Days Sought
Naperville Illinois resumes a ten day search for missing Jean Petersen and Edward Rosenstiel after draining a large quarry failed to locate them. Mayor Charles Wellner praised the community effort as residents, law enforcement, and volunteers extended the hunt across forty square miles with an around the clock pumping operation and bloodhounds at the quarry edge.
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Indo China War Said Like Korean War Acknowledged
NATO declared the French fight against the Viet Minh in Indo China as important as the Korean War. A council resolution urged resistance to aggression worldwide and noted unity with the Atlantic community. US and Britain aid France with money, arms, and naval support. Eden said US Britain and France would meet Russia for free all-German elections.
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United Nations debate on Morocco case nears vote
The UN General Assembly Political Committee moved toward a final vote on two rival resolutions urging France and Morocco to negotiate. Pakistan urged amendments toward self government for Moroccans, while France boycotted debates and signaled it would ignore UN resolutions on Tunisia and Morocco.
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U. N
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North African
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Motrou
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Tunisia
Moore
Senate Subway Upgrade Sparks Capitol Cleanups
Washington plans a smoother federal route with a new $7,500 track link between offices and the Senate wing. The Capitol’s biggest rehabilitation effort this year tops upgrades to older monorail cars and a broad maintenance program totaling $899,000 for the year through July.
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Senators
Senate
Capitol
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David Lynn
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Navy Plans To Salvage Broken Ship In Italy
Violent winds and heavy seas pounded the grounded Grommet Reefer Wodtay off Leghorn harbor as salvage plans proceeded. The 3,800 ton vessel split in half with 14 crew rescued by Navy helicopters after a 16 hour effort. The stern rested on rocks near Italy's naval academy, while the bow remained wedged offshore.
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