Hoodlum Sought In Attempt On Reuther Life
Detroit authorities hunt Santo Perrone and three others linked to a 1948 gun attack on labor leader Walter P. Reuther, then UAW president. Jacobs, Tecumseh, Ontario repairman, is jailed in Windsor awaiting extradition after being tied to the shooting scene.
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Santo
Sam) Perrone
Walter P. Reuther
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Reuther
CIQ
United Auto Workers Union
Phil Murray
CI0
Perrone
Senate Crime Committee
Clarence Jacobs
Tecumseh
Jacobs
Wayne County
Gerald K. O'Brien
Sev Revither
Mundt proposal to form new all powerful Senate committee
Washington INS reporting UIA clashes as Sen Karl Mundt proposes a new all powerful Senate committee on un American activities. Sen William Jenner and Sen Joseph McCarthy reject abolishing their current panels and oppose shifting authority while Mundt argues his plan clarifies jurisdiction without undermining existing investigations.
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INS
Karl Mundt
Senate Committee On un-American Activities
William E. Jenner
R- Indi
Internal Security Subcommittee
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Jenner
Mundt
McCarthy
South Dakota Republican
House Un-American Activities and
Communists Demand Renewal Of Talks In Korea
In Tokyo the Communist high command in Korea urged renewed prisoner exchange talks and blamed the UN command for the program's collapse. They demanded keeping prisoners who refuse repatriation beyond the January 22 release date. Kim Il Sung and Peng Teh-hual praised the commission's majority report in a letter to Lt. Gen. Thimayya, while denouncing Swiss and Swedish delegates for their minority view.
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K.S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Atomic talks agreed. timing unsettled in Washington
The United States and Russia reached a preliminary accord to start atoms for peace talks in Washington. No date was set and timing remains unclear as Dulles intends early procedural conversations. Moscow cited Ambassador Georgi Zayubin to represent Russia. Eisenhower’s UN address urged peaceful use of atomic tech.
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Washington
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Russia
Cornel Apwane Cepe Tae
Moscow
State Department
Georgi M. Zayubin
Dulles
Berlin
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Britain
France
Eisenhower
United Nations
Mrs Luce Warns Of New Dangers From Italians
Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce warned officials of a rising Communist strength in Italy and urged certified American economic and military aid to bolster a pro Western government. She believed Italy's immediate crisis could be resolved quickly, but cautioned about long term non violent communist tactics.
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Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Giuseppe Pella
P Hanes
Pew
Koreans Bow To UN Warning
Seoul bows to a stern UN Command warning and backs off from invading the truce zone. Defense Minister Sohn Won Il says South Korea will not use force to stop Indian roster checks, but vows to rescue about 22,000 unrepatriated POWs after the armistice deadline if not freed. General Taylor warned UN troops would halt any invasion of the neutral zone.
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Republic of Korea
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Eighth Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
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Taylor
ROK
T. Pyun
Sohn
Rhee
Pyun
Defense Ministry
Taylors
Fire destroys homes of five families in Va
A Dorchester Va blaze Wednesday left 30 persons homeless in three houses. No one injured. Fire started in the middle house occupied by John W Teasley and Paul Crowder families. Norton fire department lacked water supply and saved a fourth house with stream water. Center house and furnishings were a total loss.
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Dorchester
John W. Teasley
Paul Crowder
Rob Franklin
Sarah Crowder
George Duncan
Love Wins Out as Patino Withdraws Marriage Injunction
Antemar Patino consented to the marriage of his 18 year old daughter Maria Isabella to 20 year old James Goldsmith of London after a two minute hearing in Edinburgh. The Scottish court lifted the temporary injunction and notified the registrar so the wedding could take place at any Scottish registrar office or church minister within hours. Goldsmith's father Frank Goldsmith praised the decision, saying the publicity had become silly, while sources said Patino may attend and bless the union.
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Antemar Patino
Maria_Isabella
James Goldsmith
London
Patino
Scotland
Gannes
France
Frank Goldsmith
Patina
Antenor Patino
Texas College Lass Crowned Maid Of Cotton
Beverly Louise Pack of El Paso, a Texas Western junior, won the maid of cotton contest amid 5,000 at the City Auditorium Memphis. Hope White of Alabama was first alternate and Martha Garner of Missouri third.
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Cote Ton Kingdom
Beverly Louise Pack
el Paso
Brownette
Toay
Alabama
Hope White
Uniontown
Missouri
Martha Garner
Poplar Bluff
Umber
New City Traffic Regulations Meet Approval Of City Council
City Council approves twelve new traffic rules aimed at easing congestion in the Five Points district and through Cherokee Street. The ordinance, approving changes such as angle parking on Cherokee and banning turns at key intersections, moves toward streamlined maneuvering for large vehicles and adjusts stop signs on New Street.
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Market Streets
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Clay
Main
Market Street
Vote Of Confidence For Laniel Keeps Cabinet In Place
Paris Premier Joseph Laniel and his Cabinet won a 319 to 249 vote of confidence from France's National Assembly. The endorsement strengthens his position until after the Berlin Big Four foreign ministers conference. Laniel pledged to resign if the vote failed or if the margin was insufficient.
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Joseph Laniel
Berlin
France
National Assembly
Laniel
Georges Bidault
Assembly
Eisenhower
Churchill
Bermuda
Nationwide search for Elmer Fordyce family case in Tupelo
A nationwide manhunt is under way for Elmer Fordyce a Tupelo accountant who vanished with his family Sunday and faces a $315 embezzlement charge. Police say Savings Oil Co where he worked filed a warrant and Fordyce cashed checks and intercepted bank notes.
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Miss
Elmer Fordyce
R. H. Monaghan
Savings Oil Company
Fordyce
Monaghan
March of Dimes Campaign Opens in Kingsport
Jim Waggoner state representative for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis addressed Kingsport volunteers at the Kitsport Inn outlining plans for a January through 1954 drive. The nationwide goal is $75 million for polio vaccine trials by Dr Jonas Salk and related research. Local proceeds assist education research and epidemic aid with Sullivan County reporting $26,243.05 raised in 1953 and 44 polio patients aided.
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March of Dimes
Jim Waggoner
National Foundation For
Jonas Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Waggoner
Jim Welch
Sullivan County
National Foundation For Professional Education, Research
Eisenhower Seeks Postponement of Tax Cuts in State of the Union
President Eisenhower outlines a program calling for delaying excise tax cuts on tobacco, gasoline, liquor, autos and luxuries while holding corporation tax at 52 percent for now. He stresses a massive atomic defense, urges an 18 year voting age, supports flexible farm price supports, and proposes revoking citizenship for Communist conspirators. Budget cuts are planned with further reductions as expenditures fall, and total debt policy is to raise the ceiling.
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United States
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Mienhower
Plane Crash Kills Six and Hurts Eight Near Panama Canal
In Panama a four engine Navy photo reconnaissance plane crashed in a jungle area near the Trans Isthmian Highway. Six men were killed and eight were injured. The aircraft was en route from Miramar California to the Canal Zone. Commander William A. Thorn said the plane undershot its destination by about 24 miles at France Air Force Base near Colon. Names of the dead were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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January Bargain Special Mail Subscription Offer
Readers near Kingsport Tennessee are invited to renew or start a Times News subscription with a January Bargain. New and current subscribers can save two dollars or 20 percent on a one year Daily and Sunday plan, or Daily only. After January 15 1954 rates rise to 13.00 daily and Sunday and 10.00 daily only. Offer limited to 100 miles of Kingsport and where carrier service exists.
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