U N Vote Seen On Airmen Release Demand
Western diplomats expect the United Nations Assembly to swiftly approve a resolution by 16 Korean allies demanding release of 11 American airmen held by Red China on spy charges. The 15 nation steering committee voted to urge urgent assembly debate on Wednesday. The measure accuses Red China of violating the armistice, urges condemnation, and asks Dag Hammarskjold to use constant efforts to secure the aviators to report back by December 31.
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Deny Permit on Extending Rail Service in Los Angeles Area
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied Union Pacific’s bid to extend fly truck pickup and delivery for small freight to additional areas in metropolitan Los Angeles. The move, opposed by Southern Pacific and its subsidiaries, would have raised freight charges by 13 to 60 cents per hundred pounds for the new service. Union Pacific currently handles some intercontinental freight in the area but not mountain freight shipments.
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Red Probe Barker's Deportation Urged
Witness Joseph A. Picucci, Bethlehem, Pa., refused to answer 18 questions on Communist ties citing the Fifth Amendment as Senate subcommittee probes open. Subpoena chair Mundt urged summary dismissal and possible deportation after testimony alleged his party ties. McCarthy left proceedings early.
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Cardinal to Spend 4th Yale in Far East
New York Francis Cardinal Spellman will spend the Christmas season with military forces in the Pacific for the fourth consecutive year. He will leave the city next week.
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Grandpa Robs Los Angeles Bank in Civic Center
An elderly man robbed a Los Angeles bank in the civic center on Monday. A note and a pistol were reported, and Mrs. Muriel Coleman was involved as a witness. Police arrested another man but released him after bank records showed a $745 withdrawal.
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Tennessee Demands Dixon Yates Papers in SEC Hearing
Tennessee and 40 municipalities demand the SEC compel Dixon Yates to produce all papers on the 106 million dollar power project contract. The move targets concerns of centralized and interlocking control by utility holding companies and seeks cross examination of AEC officials amid ongoing proceedings.
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Mediator Board Chosen In Smog Office Dispute
Los Angeles Board of Supervisors names itself mediator in any disputes between new smog law enforcer Louis Fuller and his nominal boss Gordon Larson, director of the Air Pollution Control District. Fuller seeks clarity on his place in county government while reports criticize enforcement structure as weak and overly complex. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn vows not to fire Larson and hints at reorganizing the district to place a stronger top leader.
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Fly Trap Sues Firms Over Piledriver Incident
The Fly Trap, a San Francisco steakhouse, sues Equitable Life Assurance Society, a construction firm, and a concrete piling firm for 17625 in damages. The complaint, filed Monday, alleges the late Alfred damaged the restaurant by piling operations near the Equitable Life building, forcing patrons away.
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Pair of Inspectors Sentenced for Bribe Taking in Los Angeles
Joseph M. Stewart and Vincent R. Walsh, former city plastering inspectors, were each sentenced to 1 to 14 years for taking bribes. Convicted last October for accepting money to approve contracts, they claimed they were framed. The court denied their new trial bid, but both are free on $3,500 bonds pending appeal.
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Joseph M. Stewart
Vincent R. Walsh
Senator Welker Visits Los Angeles for Security Probe
Senator Herman Welker of Idaho arrives in Los Angeles to assist a Senate Internal Security Committee inquiry into Communist infiltration. He declines to name witnesses, says hearings may deter subversives, and will meet with newsmen before proceeding with the investigation. Separately, Seoul reports ten Korean pro jets to begin training in the U.S. supplied aircraft program as part of an air force buildup.
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