U N General Assembly Condemns Korean Atrocities Vote 42 to 5
The United Nations General Assembly approved a Western backed resolution condemning North Korea and Chinese Communist forces for atrocities in Korea. The 42 to 5 vote with 1 abstention came after three days of debate led by United States delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. and Soviet deputy Andre Vishinsky.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Korea
10-Nation Assembly
Henry Cebot Lodge Jr
United States
Kremlin
U.S
Lodge
Thussia
Andre Vishinsky
North Korea
Nam I
Panawiniom
Russia
Red Cross
Vishinsky
Lie Lodge
Bosh
Britain
France
Turkey
Australia
Assembly
United Nations Command
Second Batch of Turncoats Choose Reds
A second group of 30 South Koreans chose life under the Communists, completing a two day swing by Allied persuaders. The United Nations Command said 30 more of 338 who refused repatriation will be interviewed Friday. No indication when 22 Americans and one Briton who stayed with the Communists will be called. Negotiators in Korea met for 3½ hours with little progress on a peace conference. U S Envoy Arthur Dean warned Reds against seating Russia as a neutral, which could stall the conference indefinitely.
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ROK
U. N
Sriton
U. S
Arthur Vs. Dean
Russia
Dean
France Leaders Seek U S Britain Support at Bermuda Peace Talks
France Premier Laniel arrived in Bermuda for the Big Three conference with UK and US leaders Churchill Eden at Kindley Field. Eisenhower to join for five days as Laniel weighs peace offers from Ho Chi Minh and pushes for ratification of the European Defense Community pact while conditions for German rearmament loom.
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Bermuda
France
Joseph Laniel
Europe
Britain
United States
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Kindley Field
Laniel
Georges Bidault
Eisenhower Wll
Ho-Ch Minh
Indochina
National Assembly
Germany
Ex Con Denies Knowledge of L A Murder
In St Louis Anthony Barr a former convict denies knowledge of the Los Angeles murder of insurance adjuster Andrew Kmiec. Barr admits two revolvers in his car are his but claims they were never fired and he was in Akron Ohio at the time of the crime. Police say his wife was questioned and a note signed with a T was found. Barr was tracked through letters at the post office. Continued on Page A-7.
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LLP
Anthony Barr
Los Angeles
Barr
Andrew Kmiec
Det
James Chapman
Akron
Ohio
Chapman
Strom St. Louis
Los Angles
Mamie Clark
Where to Find It in the Newspaper
A concise guide lists section and page references for various features. It directs readers to Beach Combing on C-1, Boyle on A-25, Bridge on A-25, Classifieds on C-9 to C-3, Comics on C-6, Crossword on C-8, Editorial on A-24, Financial on :2, Radio and TV on C-7, Shipping Table on C-8, Southland Cities on C-3, Sports on A-27 to A-29 and C-4, Tides and Temperatures on C-B, Women on B2 to B7, and Your World on A-2.
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Southland
Ex POWs Describe Horror in Red Camps At Senate Hearing
Senate investigators heard grim accounts from ex prisoner Wendell Treffery of North Korea camps. He testified 500 Americans died in a camp near the Yalu while captors stripped clothing, forced marches in brutal cold, and guards cut off toes with garden shears to avoid hospital care. He recalled naked, maggot‑ridden comrades and abandoned wounded.
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Wendell H. Treffery
Tretfery
Trettery
Terry. K
Senate
Reds
Sen. Potter
R.mich
Treffery
Yalu River
North Korea
Trelfery
Waltham, Mass
Chosen Reservoir
Cited for Speed Dies After Atlanta Crash
Three hours after a speeding ticket, Grover C Forts, 24, was killed when his car, traveling about 75 mph, crossed into the wrong lane and struck a utility pole. Patrolmen R W Boyd and S E Nicholas investigated the fatal smashup in Atlanta.
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R. W. Boyd
E. Nicholas
Newport's First Oil Well Flows in City Lease Pool
Newport Beach reports its first oil well flowing this morning at 4500 feet depth in a city owned inland site opposite 57th Street. The well tapped a pool on a community lease with over 60 landowners holding interest in lands beneath the whipstock drilling. No flow volume or oil quality reported yet.
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Monterey Oil Oe
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McCarthy Stays Firm Challenging Ike on Policy
Senator McCarthy defended his critique of administration foreign policy and urged Americans to tell President Eisenhower their views on blood trade with Red China. He said Eisenhower is an honorable man and will follow the will of the people if it is made known. McCarthy warned that Communists in government will be an election issue and urged a reassessment of policy toward allies dealing with Communist China. He dismissed charges that he was attacking Eisenhower’s leadership as ridiculous. A White House comment was not immediately available. Leonard W. Hell, GOP national chairman, said party leaders agree with Eisenhower and are pleased with his stance.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R.-Wis
Eisenhower
Dulles
China
Hisenhower
Republican Party
U. S
White House
State Department
Leonard W. Hell
GOP
Czech Refugees Bare 8 Day Escape Ordeal
A Czech grandfather recounts an eight day escape across the Iron Curtain with four relatives hidden under lumber aboard a freight car. They endured hunger thirst and sickness during the perilous journey to freedom in Linz then the U S occupation zone. The man feared arrest in Communist Czechoslovakia because his daughter Viasta married a former American soldier Ronald K.
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Austria
Iron Curtain
Freedom
Brown
Earlham
Towa
Ced
Linz
Orch
Annadad
Weet
Sue Can Onmecuse Guiu
Haven
U. S
Cech
Viasta
Ronald K
Weather report shows clear conditions into Friday
Mostly clear skies expected through Friday after early morning fog patches. Little temperature change anticipated with light or no wind and no precipitation in sight.
Three States Smacked by 12 Twisters
A surge of tornadoes battered Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana in the last 24 hours killing at least 11 and injuring more than 50. The central Louisiana funnel was the deadliest with seven deaths in Leander Vernon Parish and two in Tulles Ta Salle Parish.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Leander
Vernon Parish
Tulles
Ta Salle Parish
Hinesston
Dry Prong
Repides Parish
Oxnam to Speak in Long Beach December 18
Bishop Oxnam, Methodist leader barred from the Los Angeles Philharmonic, will address a noon talk in Long Beach at the Pacific Coast Club on December 18. His topic is The Struggle for the Minds of Men, with tickets from First Methodist Church. He was cleared of Communist party ties after testimony before the HUAC last July.
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Philharmonic Auditorium
Los Angeles
Long Beach
First Methodist Church
Bishop Oxnam
House Committee On
American Civil Liberties Union
Gerald Kennedy
Oxnam
Washington Episcopal
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