Sparkman Urges Full Debate On Foreign Policy
Senator Sparkman urges a full senate debate on foreign policy to resolve the Western defense controversy. He backs Dulles' view on uniting the free world, while noting Hoover’s counterpoint and urging discussion without name calling to help choose between Truman Acheson Dulles and Hoover. Other leaders weigh cautions on defense strategy and Europe.
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Sparkman
Ala
Senate
United Nations
John Foster Dulles
United States
Europe
Truman
Acheson and Dulles
Hoover
Koover
Western Hemisphere
Dulles
New York
Free World
GOP
State Department
Soviet Union
Taft
Ohio
Cincinnati
Washington
Russia
Wherry
Nebraska
Kem
R-Mo
Schoeppel
R-Kan
America
Trumsn Nad
Watkins
R-Uiah
Acion
U. S
McMahor
D-Conn
Foreign Relations Committee
Herbert Hoover
Henry Wake
IMB
Douglas
Dukes
Asia
Valparaiso Coaches Prepare For Monday Cigar Bowl Clash
TC and Valparaiso University drill in Tampa as La Crosse teachers and Valpo tune up for Monday football game. Wisconsin's Emory Bauer runs a two session practice with star passer Henry Meir completing passes as both teams taper off drills Sunday, focusing on offense.
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Tampa
Fla
Sliff
la Crosse
Valparaiso University
Wisconsin
Gulf Beaches
Emory Bauer
Indiana
Henry Meir
Valparaiso
Typhoon Strikes Manila Area Packing High Wind Gusts
A tropical typhoon blasted Manila with forty five mile per hour gusts and swirled within twenty miles of the city on Saturday night. Weather bureau warned winds could hit 60 to 70 mph later, as U S air force units at Clark Field prepared for the storm.
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Manila
Weather Bureau
U.S. Air Force
Clark Field
Car Crash Kills 23 Year Old Near New Albin Iowa
Kenneth Mitchell 23 of Marquette was killed instantly when his 1946 Oldsmobile skidded into two northbound trucks on Iowa highway 182 three miles south of New Albin. Coroner R W Peyton said neck broken. driver Corp Leo Hammel of Camp Carson Colo severely injured. Drivers unhurt. investigation by Deputy W R Ryan County Attorney Shafer and Coroner Peyton.
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Marquette
Kenneth Mitchell
Corp. Leo
New Albin
James Mitchell
Mitchell
R. W. Peyton
Allamakee
Iowa Highway 182
New Albia
Lansing
Is Cousin
Corp
Leo Hammer
Camp Carson
Colo
Avonue
la Crosse
A. J. Sweet Co
Cletus Murphy
Berserk Vet Slays Four in Akron Fire Murder Case
A World War I veteran Irvin Snodgrass 28 naked save for an undershirt killed his parents Clyde Morrow and wife Gertrude and his niece Geor gianna Morrow and nephew Clyde Morrow Jr in Schwyerwood home. He admitted beating them and setting the fire. The bodies of the children were smothered by smoke while the parents lay beaten on the second floor. Authorities cite possible smoke asphyxiation and beatings. coroners to determine cause of death. The suspect claimed his parents planned to take him to a veterans hospital for examination. He had prior treatment at Hawthornden State Hospital. The incident occurred in Akron with the house fire blamed on the veteran.
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Akron
Saturda
Robert L. Smith
Irvin Snodgrass
Clyde Morrow
Georgianna
Schwyerwood
James Snodgrass
C. J. Martin
Summit County
Cleveland
Veterans Hospital
Sheriff Smith
Hawthornden State Hospital
Four Die In Two Car Waukesha Crash
Four persons perished in a two car collision near Waukesha Wisconsin early Saturday. Victims include Arthur David son Sr 69 secretary and sales manager at Harley Davidson Motor Co. Davidson’s wife Ciara and Donald Jeffrey 23 of Waukesha died at the scene. Jeffrey’s wife Dorothy died later at Waukesha Memorial Hospital.
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Waukesha
Wis
Arthur Davidson, Sr
Harley-Davidson Motor Co
Here
Davidson
Ciara
Donald Jeffrey
Wakesha
Jeffrey
Dorothy
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Dulles Urges Collective Security Defense Strategy
New York speech before the American Association for the United Nations urged building U S defense on collective security rather than a Gibraltar of isolation. Dulles warned against encirclement plans, stressing economic political and military rings around the Soviet world to deter aggression and preserve allied bonds.
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New York
John Fos
Doles
Gibraltar
American Association For the United Nations
Russia
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
U. S
Europe
Asia
Dukes
Welcome 1951 Fireworks Display Over Grandad Bluff
The Chief Skyrocker of La Crosse will stage a New Year fireworks show on Grandad Bluff, now in its 22nd year. The 1951 display opens with the numerals 1951 in 16 foot letters, followed by a Rocket of Rockets and concludes with a Niagara Falls shower of sparks. Intermission features 150 aerial bombs as the crowd is urged to secure parking early for a midnight display, rain or shine.
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la Crosse
Grandad Bluff
Niagara Falls
Six Miners Rescued From Smuggler Mine Fire
Six miners were rescued after three hours trapped by smoke and flames at the Smuggler mine. Leonard Otten, 24, said he did not want more mining as the group reached daylight. The shaft house and equipment were destroyed after power ventilators and pumps failed.
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Leonard Otten
Chilly Wet Weekend For Northeast With Snow
A chilly wet weekend eyed the eastern half of the nation with rain in the southeast and snow in New England. Icy streets caused a collision in New Haven injuring over 30 bus passengers as three trucks and a Greyhound hit. Skies stayed cloudy across the Midwest with more snow forecast and temperatures mostly below normal east of the Rockies.
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Ozark Mountain
New England
New Haven
Conn
Greyhound
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakolas
Upper Michigan
Midwest
Rockies
Florida
Rockford
Til
Minneapolis
Chicago
New York
Fort Worth
Seattle
Los Angeles
Miami
Raiders of Sabres Clash in Major Korea War Air Battle
The largest air engagement of the Korean War occurred near the Manchurian border as 40 MIG-15s fought 16 F-86 Sabres. Two MIGs were damaged and all American planes returned safely. Ground fighting along the eastern flank saw UN forces press the Reds back while Ridgway warned of hard trials ahead. The United States banned non essential use of copper in over 300 civilian items to conserve materials for defense.
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Olen Cluemeni
Tokyo
Manchurian
Korea
South Korea
U. S
Eighth Army
United Nations
Sea of Japan
MacArthur
Matthew B. Ridgway
Valley Forge
Washington
Ridgway
MaArthur
Cop
East Central
Reda
A. P
Seoul
Imjin
William Barnard
Chunchon
Chaunchon
Korangpo
Sindong
Yonchon
Kaesong
Saturtey
National Production Authority
William H. Harrison
NPA
NPR
Harrison
Tug Deserted On Erie Mission Abandoned With Leaking Hull
One of two tugs searching for the missing Sachem in Lake Erie abandoned the distressed vessel William R. Panton five miles offshore after it sprang a leak from ice damage. Seven crew, including two divers, were rescued by the accompanying Spalpeen II as plans shifted from towing to potential sinking. The Sachem, missing since December 18 with 12 aboard, remained unrecovered as rescue efforts continued.
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Dunkirk
Cays
Lake Erie
William R. Panton
Augustus Murphy
Murphy
Paul E. Thomson
Associated Press
Buffalo Bureau
Ralph Hinkson
The
Buffalo. Evening News
Thomson
Panton
Anonymous Note Demands Stone of Scone Return
London police chase claims over a 458 pound sandstone Stone of Scone theft. An anonymous petition to King George VI, mailed to a Glasgow newspaper, asks to leave the relic in Scotland, while Scotland Yard probes authenticity amid public interest and police recoveries from Hyde Park Lake.
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London
George VI
Scotland
Scotland Yard
Glasgow
Hyde Park
Crown
England
Edward I
Scone
Americans Prepare New Year Reflections Across Nation
Across the nation Americans mark the turn of 1951 and the second half of the 20th century. Some seek revelry, others prayer, as recreation spots and places of worship welcome the new cycle. Hold Day Of Prayer as many seek guidance for the future amid past burdens.
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Tribune
Madison Buireaut
World
America
First Marine Division Vet Dies In Korea
James E Iverson, a 24 year old Marine reservist recalled to active duty, died in Korea near the Chosin area after joining the Seventh Regiment of the First Marine Division. He previously served in World War II and survived wounds in the Seoul area before returning to duty. Born in La Crosse, he lived in Moline and worked for Quality Milk. survived by wife Dorothy and daughter Darrell Mae, with parents and a brother. He held a Central High School diploma and was enrolled in a civilian flying class.
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Battlefront
Changjin Reservoir
James E. Iverson
Dorothy
Department ? of Defense
Washington, D. C
Marine Corps Reservist
Sud Mee Gane
Ana Mes
Gem Iverson
el Soomis
Moline
Quality Milk Association
Korea
Rock Island
Camp Pendleton
Calif
la Crosse
First Marine Division
Iverson
Wonsan
Seoul
Bougainville
Guadalcanal
Pacific
Marine
Dorothy Gongier
Darrell Mae
Darrell Lee
Central High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Civil Air Patrol
Beds for Korea wounded exceed need at VA hospitals
Veterans Administrator Carl A. Gary Jr. told President Truman that American wounded in Korea have ample bed space in built or near completion veterans hospitals. He said disabled veterans of prior wars need 55 000 beds and 112 000 beds are available or becoming available, with the VA system expanding to 174 hospitals and 141 171 beds.
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Washington
Korea
Carl Gary, Jr
Truman
Lnter
Veterans Administration
Walker's Body Being Flown To U.S.
A Constellation transport plane carried Lieut. Gen. Walton H. Walker to Arlington National Cemetery from Tokyo. Mrs. Walker and their son Capt. Sem Sims Walker were aboard, along with Sgt. Walter Reynolds of Gainesville Texas who served with the general. The flight departed Haneda airport in heavy rain.
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Tokyo
Constellation
Pacific
Walton H. Walker
Arlington National Cemetery
Holiday Death Toll Rises From New Year’s Weekend
Violent New Year holiday deaths climb with 28 traffic deaths since 6 P M Friday and five more in other accidents. National Safety Council projects 330 traffic fatalities during the holiday weekend ending Monday midnight. State totals show Ohio and West Virginia leading, with several states reporting zero to two deaths.
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National Safety Council
Alabama
California
Colorado
Idaho
Winsis
Indiana
Maryland
Ohio
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Weather Update for La Crosse and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy with occasional light snow tonight and Sunday. Colder Sunday night. Lows 10 in the city and 8 in the country tonight. Highs Sunday reach 25 degrees.
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la Crosse
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National Council of Churches of Christ
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