Ike Dulles to Open Confabs on Monday
Ike and Dulles prepare to meet in Hawaii en route to Pearl Harbor as they discuss a program to apply to the Korean problem and combat Soviet backed aggression in the Far East. Eisenhower intends a six day cruise to Hawaii to study the first big problem of his administration and to plan for victory in Korea.
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Police Plot Trips Up Robber of L 8B Bank
Local police tracked and captured the L 8B Bank robber smart after a four day spree with the stolen money. He traveled from Burbank to San Francisco to Eugene and Renton before being cornered in Astoria. The suspect confessed to the robbery and waived extradition, to face prosecution early next week.
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Quickly
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Oregon
Trampled Death Toll in Llavatierra Theater Fire
In Llavatierra near Mexico City a smoke filled theater after a small balcony fire sparked panic. E cigarettes ignited a pile of paper on the balcony, causing patrons to flee and trample several people, many children, to death as they fell from the balcony into a crushing crowd.
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Marine Officer Receives Medal of Honor Posthumously
The Marine Corps announced the posthumous Medal of Honor for Second Lt. George H. Ramer a 24 year old Pennsylvanian who fought while wounded to shield his men until mortally wounded. The action occurred September 12 1951 on a Korean hilltop defended by massed arms and fire.
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Eisenhower Plane Survives Red Night Raid Near Seoul
In a high tension air clash near Seoul communist bombers attacked during Eisenhower’s departure. U N and U S forces engaged. night weather hid many details as planes and radar units remained largely unverified. Eisenhower traveled by Guam then to Hawaii aboard a Navy ship while South Korean forces repelled assaults on Sommer Ridge.
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Weather Summary Mixed Across Regions With Mild December
Weather today showed mostly fair skies with wet spots along coasts. Unseasonably mild conditions spanned from the Rockies to the Atlantic seaboard, with subfreezing pockets in the northern plains and Rockies. Rain and snow affected New England and parts of Oregon Washington and Southern California with notable totals in New York City and Boston.
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Boston
Free Rides Halted by Civil Aeronautics Board Action
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered Pan American World Airways to stop giving free rides to persons not entitled as part of a settlement after a long investigation begun last March. Pan American admitted practices from 1949 to 1953 and said many beneficiaries could have used similar offers from competing carriers if Pan American had not obliged.
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Tides and Temperatures Forecast for Sunday
Sunday forecast lists sunrise at 6 43 p m moonrise at 1 00 a m and moonset 11 12 p m High tides at 2 23 am and 12 06 pm 4.3 ft Low tides at 5 41 am and 7 30 pm 0 46 ft Foregoing statistics provided by the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Wilmington Traffic Accidents Injure Seven
Multiple wrecks in Wilmington injured seven people this morning and Friday night. Drivers include Joe Burgher 19 of Los Angeles and John L White 47 of Chestnut Ave. San Pedro residents Jeanne Iacono 5 and Rose Marie Iacono 26 suffered serious injuries. Police also booked Elizabeth Martinez 44 for suspected drunken driving after a crash that damaged a Honolulu Harbor fence.
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MacArthur Seeks Korea Solution at Waldorf Speech
General Douglas MacArthur urged broad public support for the new administration and warned that U.S. policy in Korea was leading toward a world war. He said conditions have changed since his departure and that a previously proposed solution is not fully applicable now. He spoke to over 3000 at the Waldorf Astoria, broadcast by AHC-LV and Mutual networks.
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Truman
Remington- Rand, Inc
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Korea
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London Fog Grounds City in Dense Choking Haze
Londoners struggled as a thick choking fog grounded travel and halted services. A bird was injured after a ballard drake attempted takeoff and collided with a pedestrian. The city, nearly paralyzed for a second day, saw buses, trains, and air travel disrupted and the Thames remained unusually still.
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No Deer But N Y Housewife Bags Black Bear
Potsdam New York reports Mrs Bernice Grant hunted for deer in Friday’s trip but saw no deer. She fired twice at a black bear about 20 feet away and dropped it after it rose. The act marks the season’s only bear reported by a local woman in the Adirondacks.
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Kidnaps and Attacks Girls Across Chicago
Police hunted a knife-welding youth after a 23-year-old woman was abducted and assaulted on the west side while officers searched the south side for the suspect. Earlier, a 1-year-old girl reported a man about 25 threatened with a knife and forced her toward a rail embankment, assaulting her and fleeing with part of her clothing.
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Boy Turned Robber to Buy Christmas Presents
A 16 year old, Clayton Van Noble, allegedly robbed a Tuijunga department store for holiday funds. Police say he fired after failing to halt as officers cornered him, with about $507 recovered.
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Thamas J. Tighe
Sixteen Students Hurt as School Bus Collides with Truck
A loaded school bus and two trucks collided after drivers swerved to avoid the crash near Jonbesbokyu Arkansas. Eighteen people were treated for injuries, two drivers were seriously hurt, and about 26 students returning from a basketball game sustained minor injuries as the truck burned in the Friday crash.
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Solons Applaud Eisenhower Views on Korea
U.S. lawmakers welcomed President-elect Eisenhower's Korea policy remarks during his historic three day visit. They praised his stance that progress is possible without easy fixes and urged coordinated action with advisers and Congress to end the stalemate, while a few questioned the political motives behind his statements.
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25 000 Win Pay Hike at Lockheed
The Wage Stabilization Board approved a 4 1 2 cents an hour raise for 25 000 Lockheed Aircraft Corp workers at Burbank retroactive to August 25 and rejected an additional 6 cents for the plant’s highest grade. The board also approved fringe benefits from a contract with the machinists union. Unskilled workers now earn 1.87 dollars an hour and the top skilled rate will be 2.34 dollars hourly.
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San Francisco
Fire destroys Leucadia business and homes
A fire in Leucadia caused an estimated $100,000 in damage to a two story Streeter Blair antique shop on Highway 101. Eleven fire companies battled the blaze, destroying the building and heavily damaging two homes and two trailer homes. Fire Chief Curtis Havins of Encinitas cautioned much of the loss was invaluable antiques.
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Flyers Post Guest Umar to Speak at Meeting
Umar Lee, commander liaison officer for the 11th Naval District, will address a Limeer meeting of American Legion Flyers Post 765 at 5 p.m. Tuesday. The event highlights post activities and local veteran support initiatives.
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39 Accompanied Ike on Flight to Korea
Thirtynine persons accompanied President-elect Eisenhower on his flight to Korea. Eight were in the party aboard his plane, Ning, including six newsmen, on the second Constellation. There were 12 crewmen aboard the Eisenhower plane and 10 aboard the newsmen’s plane. List of key personnel includes Charles E. Wilson, Omar Bradley, Roper Remey, Wilton Persons, Arthur Redford, John Davies, James Rowley, and others from Secret Service and press pools.
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Service Monday for Mrs. Wallace
Mrs. Wallace, mother in law of President Truman, died at age 90 from cerebral thrombosis. Her funeral will be held Monday in Independence Missouri with a quiet private ceremony attended by President and Mrs. Truman. The White House announced the Trumans will depart by train this afternoon and cancel all engagements for several days.
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Eisenhower May Hold News Conference on Hawaii Return
President-elect Eisenhower may announce a public statement on the return leg from Korea. James Hagerty told Tom Barbour that the press secretary discussed a possible press conference upon Eisenhower's return to California base after a six day cruise en route to Hawaii.
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Eisenhower Mistaken for Santa by Korean Boys
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower was seen at the First Corps headquarters by four Korean civilians, who stared in awe as he appeared on the parade grounds. A Republic of Korea officer remarked the general looked so generous that the boys mistook him for a Santa Claus bearing gifts.
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