Solon Seeks Time Limit on Future Truce Talks
Washington lawmakers debated Korea truce talks with Rep McCormack urging a time limit and cautious exploration of Peiping’s prisoner exchange proposal. Republicans stressed continued Western military buildup and doubted lasting peace, viewing Chou En Lai’s offer as a pause for Soviet and Peiping to consolidate control.
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Rep
McCormack
D-Mass
House
Capitol Hill
Chou En- Lai
Peiping
Chou
Malenkov
April Showers Hit Wet Regions Across the Nation
Rain and warmth shifted across the United States with heavy downpours in the southern Great Lakes, lighter showers in central Iowa and Virginia, and thunderstorms along the lower Ohio River Valley. New England saw only light drizzle after a week of heavy rain while Maine and New Hampshire reported easing floods and evacuees returning home. Northern Rockies had occasional showers and snow flurries.
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Great Lakes
Iowa
Virginia
Ohio River
Illinois
Indiana
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Rockies
Hot Food Conveyers Ordered by Council
Four hot food conveyors for the Municipal Auditorium kitchen were ordered by the City Council on Tuesday. City Manager Sanque E. Vick ers will call for bids to furnish six heated drawer-type compartments. Used to keep food warm while moving from kitchen to the dining hall on the second floor. Estimated cost is 4100 dollars.
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Municipal Auditorium
Sanque! E. Vickers
Swede Picked as New Sec General of U N
United Nations officials announced Dag Hammarskjoeld of Sweden as the nominee to succeed Trygve Lie as secretary-general. The Security Council voted 10-0 with one abstention to recommend Hammarskjoeld, an economist and organizer, to the General Assembly, signaling East West accord on leadership at the world body. The move followed a deadlock over Lie and a Russian boycott in 1950. He was urged to accept the post immediately.
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Lie
Flce
Hammarskjoeld
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjoeld
Sweden
A4kette
Tonrite Matlats
World Organization
Trygve Lie
Security Council
U. N
Bill barring press from sex trials killed in committee
Sacramento report says an Assembly judiciary committee, by one vote, killed a bill by Patrick D. McGee that would allow Superior Court judges to exclude witnesses the public and press from sex crime trials. The panel also tabled McGee's bill to abolish capital punishment.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Judiciary
Patrick D. McGee
R.van Nuys
McGee
Small-Scale Fighting Erupts on Front Line
Severe fighting rages on the Korean front as U S and allied air forces report heavy activity. Fifth Air Force stats show 33 Red MIG jets shot down with two Sabres lost in March combat. Marines claim 41 Chinese Reds killed or wounded on the western front and 1,740 missions flew in last week against Old Baldy area with 3,480,000 pounds of bombs dropped.
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Fifth Air Force
Bunker Hill
Leathernecks
Korea
Nam River
Western Front
Air Force
Old Baldy
Classified Ad Call to Action in Telegram Listings
An Independence Telegram classified notices readers to use ads for any need with a phone contact 69071. The message emphasizes quick problem solving via the classifieds section.
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