MacArthur denies stopping short of Manchurian line
Gen Douglas MacArthur denounces anonymous gossip about halting before the Manchurian boundary. He asserts every UN Command move followed UN resolutions and directives and that stopping short would revise those mandates. He notes Chinese leaders planned the war long before UN actions and thanks the correspondent for flagging the mis information.
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Bergdall Son Arrested as Draft Dodger
Alfred Bergdall son of Grover Cleveland Bergdall, a known WWI draft evader, was arrested in New York for failing to report for induction. FBI agents indicted him on violating the Selective Service Act of 1948 after he notified his local board he would refuse service. He worked as a Manhattan clerical clerk-typist, name not disclosed by the FBI.
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Two Officers Die in Aerial Collision Near Nellis
Two Air Force captains Capt Dwight E Wilkers 29 Crocker Missouri and Capt Maurice Langberg 32 Jensen Beach Florida were killed when their F 80 jet fighters crashed over the Indian Springs gunnery range near Las Vegas, marking the second fatal midair collision in a week with two other officers killed in the same area Tuesday.
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Must Hold East Warns MacArthur
Gen. Douglas MacArthur warned that United Nations forces fighting in Korea face military odds without precedent and that failure there could be fought and possibly lost on European battlefields. He said every effort aimed to localize the Korean conflict and defended UN policies and the global nature of the struggle.
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Flow of Lava Down Mt Etna Ceases
Catania prefecture announced that lava flow down Mt Etna’s slopes has stopped after the eruption on Saturday. Molten rock streams toward side villages have ended, with only intermittent explosions remaining. The University of Catania volcanology institute reported crater explosions declining in frequency.
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More Firms Due to Give Steel Workers Pay Hikes
Pittsburgh dispatch reports multiple major steel producers lined up for wage hikes after U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel set the pace with an immediate 16 cent hourly increase for 259,000 and 94,000 workers. Republic Steel followed with a similar offer while J and L prepared wage talks, signaling rapid nationwide adoption and anticipated steel price raises.
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Atom Bomb's Use Opposed by Stassen
Harold E. Stassen, president of the University of Pennsylvania, told a National Council of Churches gathering in Cleveland that the atom bomb should not be dropped on China. He said it could be justified to save American troops in North Korea or if the Russians trigger World War III, with a prompt break in relations with Red China urged. The statement reflected cautious Protestant opinion, urging exploration of other means before any atomic strike.
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Neutral Formosa Policy Reaffirmed
Formosa policy unchanged the United States will keep Formosa neutral during the Far Eastern crisis. Nationalists seek to break the neutrality pledge as Communists press into Korea, and Ambassador Koo relayed Washington’s decision to Foreign Minister Yeh who then informed Premier Chen Cheng.
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Contest Quiz Auto No Questions List Forty Fourth
A newspaper contest item lists Auto No questions for readers with daily prompts and numbers. It mentions Gen Pershing and Nob Hill as sample queries and notes contact numbers for active contestants.
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