Pan American column drives toward Manchurian border in Korea
In northern Korea a Pan American tank column broke through a red trap and pushed toward the Manchurian border, after a three hour fight that left 125 Communists dead. U S Marines and other units pressed the northeast front with patrols near Changjin reservoir and Pakchon while guerrillas behind lines faced heavy losses and towns like Kapyong were set ablaze.
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Seoul
Korea
Remnan
Manchurian
Manchuria
South Korea
Changjin Reservoir
U. S. 24Th Division
Pakchon
Kapyeng
Podelains
Chiang Kai-shek
Red
Kaplan
U. S
U.S
S Cave
Iyongyang
Red Regime Recognizes Rotary in China License
The Kowloon Rotary Club reports Peiping granted an official license to International Rotary to operate in China. RB Jones said the license marks the first authorization for a private international Rotary body there, tying into historic ties with local groups and noting Freemasons connections.
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Rotary
Lab
China
Ary International
Communistina
RB. H. Jones
Kowloon
General Bradley Calls For Peace Trade And Strong Defense
Atlanta, Nov 17. America's top military leader proposed trading the atom bomb for a century of peace but warned no easy trades exist. General Omar Bradley urged German rearmament and a rapid buildup of US and allied forces, plus dispatching reserves and guards, to counter international communism and secure enduring peace.
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Atlanta
America
Omar Bradley
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Bradley
IPSS
Ihhiefs
United States
U.S
U. S
Not Guilty Plea In White House Assault Case
Washington November 17 Oscar Collazo pleaded not guilty in U S district court to four counts including murder and attempted murder in the Blair House attack on President Truman. Defense urged slow trial. judge set no date, possibly February 15. Griselia Torresola killed, Coffelt mortally wounded. Collazo faces possible death by electric chair.
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Washington
Oscar Collazo
Truman
U.S. District Court
Collazo
Henry A. Schweinhaut
Leo A. Rover
Rushing
Collaga
U.S
Attorny
George Morris Fay
Schweinhaut
Dude Lehiveinhaut
Rover
Fay
Rever
Collage
Collaze
Griselia Torresala
Blairhouse
Torreszola
Patt Leslie Coffelt
White House
Collazai
Callaze
Coffelt
Julius Driscoll
Masa
Tibet and India clash over Chinese invasion stance
New Delhi reports a second protest from India about China's military actions in Tibet. A government spokesman called Peiping's reply unwarranted interference in an internal affair. Nehru weighs whether to back Tibet at the United Nations while India prepares for regional tensions. Meanwhile Tibet’s 16-year-old Dalai Lama elects full power, with Takta Rimeche stepping aside.
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New Delhi
India
CPR
China
Tibet
Peiping
Aswer
Ey Jawaharlal Neheu
United Nations
Peipinz
Xehra
Central Asia
Uhusa
Takta Rimeche
Dalai Lama
Republicans and Rebels Seek Better House Assignments
Washington politics buzzes as Republicans and Southern Democrats push for improved committee slots after elections narrow the Democratic majority. A potential clash over restoring control of the rules committee looms as these coalitions press for agenda influence in January.
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Washington
Liz
House
Congress
Rules Committee
Truman
Eee Erere
Three Kansans to Attend White House Youth Conference
The White House conferences on Children and Youth in Washington D C will be attended by three Kansans including Kansas University student Robert R Ball of Garden City and a KU faculty member plus Mrs Rath Gagliardo a delegate. A total of 46 Kansas representatives head to December meetings. Dean Fr Moreau of KU law school travels to Kansas City for the new law school dedication.
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White House
Washington, D. C
Lawrener
K. U
Kansas
Washington, D.C
Rath Gagliardo
Ohio Street
Kansas State Teachers Asociation
Esther Ey Twente
Department of Social Work
K. UL
Robert R. Ball
Kansas Future Farmers of America
Garden City
Morean
Fr. Moreau
University of Kansas School of Law
Kansas Mo
University of Kansas City
Collision in air refueling ends in flaming deaths
A Tucson area collision during a U S Air Force refueling drill killed 13 airmen and left several missing. Ten parachuted to safety as two giant planes a B 28 tanker and a B 50 bomber crashed five miles north of Simakya near the Papago Indian village. Survivors and bodies were scattered over the crash site and nearby desert.
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Tucson
Ariz
U.S
Arizona Desert
Simakya
Sells Reservation
Air Force
Harold V. Schulze
Norton
Kan
63Rd
Granville W.goodman
Caruthersville
William R. Dubishar
Williamsburg
Robert Moore
Tucson Arizona Daily Star
Davis-Monthan Field
Ight
Steven Ramon
Moore
Egypt to renounce 1936 treaty and curb British troops
Soviet press reports Egypt will formally denounce the Anglo-Egyptian treaty of 1936 by week’s end and view British forces in the Suez canal zone as hostile. Cairo’s Wafd government challenged the treaty’s validity and threatened cancellation if Britain refuses troop withdrawal, said in a throne speech at parliament opening.
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Moscow
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
Izvestia
Rome
Informa Px
Lake Juccear
Cairo
Britain
Suez Canal
Mier Nahas Parha
Farouk I
Propaganda Notes Urge Chinese Troops as U N Forces Pound Koreans
In Korea, United Nations forces drop propaganda leaflets to Chinese troops urging combat, better food, warm shelter, and medical care from allied forces. The messages, in Chinese Korean and English, bear General MacArthur's signature and target Chinese Communist troops.
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Tokyo
P—U. N
Korea
BG Sok Uct
McArthur
Peace Story Hope Of U S Press
Atlanta editors surveyed by the Associated Press Managing Editors association say the top dream for tomorrow's edition is peace through security with the Soviet Union. They envision Stalin's conversion or outright peace proposals as key, with world security growing from rapprochement among nations. Some editors even name Stalin's death as the ultimate headline.
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Atlanta
The
Atlanta Journal
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Soviet Union
Stalin
Fall Was Cause in Fatal Car Incident in Kansas
Olathe attorney Casey Jones testified in his own defense in a first degree manslaughter trial over Dorothy Kellogg's death. Kellogg, 11, died after partly leaving Jones's moving car on a gravel Lenexa road on January 20. Jones claimed Kellogg became ill from drinking, the door opened, and she was seen only as an arm before the car left the road.
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Olathe
Kan
Casey) Jones
Dorothy Kellogg
Lenexa
Jones
Ans
Miss Kellogg
Kansas City
Dorothy
Rapid Temperature Shifts Forecast Across Kansas
Forecaster Richard Garrett predicts Warner weather tonight and east tomorrow followed by a sharp cold snap in the northwest late Saturday. Lows near 45 to 40 tonight with highs 34 to 65 across the state. next week average temps 5 degrees above normal 25 to 42. Clouds persist with little rain. Kansas wide highs reach 30s to 50s yesterday.
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Topeka
Kaneas
Ina
Richard Garrett
Warner
Garrett
Kansas
Anthony
Leavenworth
Dodge City
Missouri
Kangae
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Ana
Attie
Ges
Beequver
Worth
Havre
Mercts
Washington
Osm
Hisstanaeay
Sikes Names 36 Players Who Go to Kansas State
Coach J W Sikes announced the 36 men in the Big Seven limit who will travel to Manhattan for the game tomorrow. The Jayhawkers depart on a 9 30 am special train and return the same way. Read list of players by positions including Smith Tice Unruh Schanke Linville O Neal White Talkington Garnett Sandefur McCormack Spencer Nelson Arkenic Mace Kennard Luschen Simons Thoux Abel Gish Winter Stroud Strehlow Unruh Rodgers Hoag Stinton Lamping Wells... plus brief note on a Linwood resident admitted to KU Medical Center for treatment of Roll river.
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J. W. Sikes
Piace
Manhattan
Jayhawkers
Bnds
Lyn Smith
Orhan Tice
Duane Unruh
Bill Schanke
Aubrey Linville
Charles O'Neal
Ron White
Hob Talkington
P. Garnett
Carl Sandefur
Mike McCormack
Oliver Spencer
Tom Nelson
George Arkenic
Bill Mace
George Kennard
Jack Luschen
Dolph Simons
John Thoux
George Abel
Merlin’ Gish
Wint Winter
Harold Stroud
Chet Strehlow
Arch Unruh
Jack Rodgers
Halfvacks
Charlie Hoag
Wade Stinton
Henry Lamping
Dean Wells
Bab Randeherry
Cleavinger
Fox Cashel
Dalen Amberg
Bad Laughlin
Galen 83
Vespers Program at K U Sunday At Hoch Auditorium
The Watch All-Musical Vespers at the University of Kamnas will be presented at 4 oclock Sunday afternoon in Hoch auditorium. More than 350 students and faculty members will perform under the new dean Thomas Gurten. Five programs annually since the first vesper, four have followed, with choral numbers by the men's glee club and women's glee club, and the a cappella choir.
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University of Kamnas
Hoch
Thomas Gurten
K. 17
Tre
Swarthout
University
Althore
Het ‘Eaux
Joseph
Wile
Kins
Yton Reehbiel
Dimeting
Profesur Swarthawt Din
Irene Peabedly
Mezzasoprano Salnist
Women’s Glee Club
Krehbiel
Ek. OU
Concert Land
Russell L. Wiley
Sheetu Hteh
G. Crixs Simpson
Worren
Shennudoah
Pra ‘ University
Joseph Walkin
Tedeaupioris Mater
Clayton Kee
Strike hit skip line harms telephone service nationwide
St Louis reports Southwestern Bell says picket lines disrupted service in some cities with dial phones. Utilities acknowledge occasional impairment from anti strike lines while efforts to expand picketing injunctions continue elsewhere. No injuries or arrests in Haverhill mass as a non striking worker attempted entry. New York stock averages closed higher by six points.
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St. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
C.so. Communications Workers
Philadelphia
Western Electric Company
Haverhill
Mass
Fair mild Midwest weather forecast moves east
The Midwest enjoys fair conditions with a mild spell ending as cold air pushes south into the Carolinas. Central regions stay cloudy with light temps while the Rockies and West see similar mild to cool skies. Snow flurries occur in the central Rockies and rain along the Pacific coast as Canada mass moves toward Montana and the Dakotas.
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Midwest
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast
Theentral
Rockies
Central
Put Off Debate On China's UN Representation Status
New York officials said the general assembly will delay further debate on whether China should remain with the nationalists or transfer to the communists. A study committee is to be set up to prepare a recommendation amid disputes over its makeup and country representations. The issue runs alongside the UN Security Council's talks on Chinese Communist intervention in the Korean War.
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New York
Todd Nasties
Toxt
General Assembly
UN Hl
China
Assembly
Scollah Enterah
Tran
Belgium
Vanada
India
Jaq
Mexico
Philippines
Poland
Viet Bloc
Mao Tze-Tung
Entezam
U. N
Qbservers
Bretam
Security Council
Eight Directors Named For Associated Press
Atlanta Nov. 17 Three directors were re elected and five new directors were named to the board by the Associated Press Managing Editors Association. New terms go to Norman Izanes William P Steven W R Walton Frank Eyerly R M Hitt E T Stone and Tony K Showalter. The board will meet later today to elect officers.
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Atlanta
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Norman Izanes
St. Louis Star-Times
William P. Steven
Minneapolis Tribune
W.R. Walton
South Bent
Ind
Tribune
Frank Eyerly
Mes Movines Register & Tribune
R. M. Hitt
Charleston
Charleston (8. C.) Evening Post; VM
Newton, Jr
Tampa Tribune
E. T. Stone
de Post-Intelligencer
Tony K. Showalter
Crawfordsville
Ind. Journal & Review
Association
Kansas fans ride special train to Manhattan for game day
A special Union Pacific train named The Manhattan Special will shuttle Kansas fans, the K. U. football team, band, and supporters from Lawrence to Manhattan with stops in Topeka. Tickets cost 2.40 including tax and dining cars will be available. The event aims to revive a wartime parade tradition, with plans for future outings if successful.
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Manhattan
Kansansus
Lawrence
Chien Pacific
Aggieville
Topeka
Moyntz Avenue
Geeta
Poyntz Avenue
Warehim
Frank McDonald
Lovid
Kansas
Fann
Union Pacific
Jayhawker
Columbia
Missouri
Kansas Chamber urges re enactment on welfare property liens
The Social Security Council of the Kansas Chamber of Commerce urged the state legislature to reenact a law applying state property liens to welfare recipients. It also endorsed a legislative council recommendation to bring Kansas public employees under the federal social security program.
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Topeka
Social Security Council
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Stif
Legislative Council
Kanens
Eae
End recount fight in Connecticut Senate race
The Hartford Nov 1 dispatch reports Democrats abandon attempts for a recount after a tight election where Senator William Benton defeated Prescott Bush by 1145 votes. Benton's win secures a 49 to 47 Democrats edge in the new Senate for the short term ending January 1994.
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Hartford
Comd
Connecticut
William Benton
Prescott Bush
Benton
Senate
Truman reassures China Reds on Korea war noninvasion stance
President Truman announced via state department radio that the United States will not invade Manchuria and will protect China's interests along the Korean border. Officials privately fear broader war if China intervenes, and note Peiping is unreachable through normal channels. The U.N. security council considers a resolution to safeguard Korean and Chinese frontier interests.
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Washington
State Department
China
Truman
United States
Manchuria
Department
Korea
Red China
U.N
Chan
Feiping
Voice of America
Peiping
Yala River
U. S
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
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