Reds Break Off Talks Over Soviet Role In Peace Talks
The United States broke off preliminary peace negotiations with Communist delegations after Dean accused Reds of prisoner abuse in China and Manchuria. He and South Korea’s President Rhee had agreed on the general approach, though Rhee doubted inviting neutral nations. A breakdown shifts the issue to the U.N. General Assembly with no comment from Washington and broad international reaction.
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Korea
Dean
China
Manchuria
Pws
Rhee
Syngman Fhee
South Korea
Ahue
Pyun Yung Tai
Pyun
ROK
Allies
Reds
Russia
Red
Soviet Union
Manchurian
New York
U. N
General Assembly
Andrei Vishinsky
Washington
State Department
London
United States
the Hague
Netherlands
Yugoslavia Proposes Split Allied Zone A for Trieste Plan
Belgrade urged dividing Zone A into two autonomous regions governed by mixed commissions to protect minority rights. One zone would be under Yugoslav sovereignty and the other Italian, with Italy receiving only Trieste city under the proposal from Yugoares.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Zone
Yugoares
Tito
Italy
Giuseppe Fella
Pella
Arraign Barr in Whittier Slaying Case Continues
The case links ex convict Barr to the November slaying of Kmiec on a lonely road near Whittier during a robbery attempt. Barr confessed in interviews to police about the motive to steal the car’s ownership pink slip. Dolly Ann McCormick testified she heard Barr claim he had been hired to kill Kmiec before the shots were fired.
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Zilbauer
Kmiec
Whittier
Dist. Atty
Ernest Roll
Geraldine
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
Nevada
Barr
Emiec
California
Dolly Ann McCormick
Blitz Sales Fade From Auto Picture
The blitz sales fad in the auto industry faded from merchandising view though dialog continues. Critics say it undermined confidence while some dealers and trade groups credit the tactic with reducing record postwar inventories and clearing model changeover backlogs.
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Detroit
Fied
Coroner Jury Names 3 in Ratpack Death
Three youths Manuel Mata 19 Richard Venegas 19 and Robert Marquez 17 were named probable criminals responsible for the death of William D. Cluff 56 after a beating near a downtown Intersectronic. Cluff died en route to a hospital. Fernando Lozano will be released. others face possible indictments. The coroner ruled Cluff's death a homicide.
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Robert Marquez
William D. Cluff
Los Angeles
Marques
Pfc
John W. Moore
Cluff
Moore
David Kurth
Odell Lave
Intersectronic
All Marine
Manuel Mata
Richard Venegas
Robert Margquez
Fernando Lozano
Lozano
Cluffs
Clufé
Pfe
Portland
Ore
Camp Pendleton
Marquez
Mata
Woman Dies of Injuries in Local Traffic Crash
Thelma B. Malone, 35, of 222544 E Seventh St, died in the U S Navy Hospital Corona from injuries suffered in a Dec 3 collision here. She rode with husband LeRoy Malone, 26, U S Navy Pt Mugu, in a crash with Clark Lowder, 61, of 237 Fifth St Seal Beach at Anaheim St and Daisy Ave. No citations were issued. The death is the 36th交通 fatality in Long Beach this year, compared with 49 at the same point last year. The men were injured.
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Thelma B. Malone
Seventh St
U. S. Navy
Corona
Long Beach
LeRoy D. Malone
Pt. Mugu
Clark R. Lowder
Fifth St
Seal Beach
Anaheim St
Daisy Ave
Dulles Hopes for End of Reds Delays at Paris NATO Meet
U S secretary of state John Dulles arrived in Paris for a NATO council ministers session and urged Soviet leaders to drop dilatory tactics. He expressed hope for Soviet participation in the Berlin Big Four foreign ministers meeting on January 4 and for acceptance of President Eisenhower's atomic energy proposals. He urged maintaining power to defend against aggression, noting NATO as the main avenue to that end.
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Paris
U. S
Dulles
NATO Council of Ministers
Soviet Union
Berlin
the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Washington
Hisenhower
Columbine
Eenhouser
Free World
NATO
McCarthy Unit Probes Lincoln Defense Study
The Senate investigations subcommittee probes Project Lincoln, a MIT Cambridge based atomic defense study, as part of McCarthy era anti subversion efforts. Aides say the Boston area defense establishment is being vetted, with ties to Ft Monmouth and ongoing espionage law proposals.
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Washington
McCarthy
R.-Wis
America
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
The
Boston Post
Francis P. Carr
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIIT
Cambridge
Eisenhower
Army
United States
Telford Taylor
Ft.1
Monmouth
N. J
Air Force
York City
Taylor
Subcommittee
MIT
National Security Council
Police Round Up 60 Youths in Culver City Raid
Sixty youths were detained early today at a teenagers drive-in hangout as Culver City officers joined LA units in a crackdown on juvenile delinquency. Sixty were taken to Culver City jail for curfew violations. seventeen officers blocked exits. Two Los Angeles youths, Jack A. Ray and Daniel L. Wilson, were booked on narcotics suspicion after over $1000 of marijuana was found at Ray's home. Two more youths were charged with interfering with officers. another held under the Selective Service Act.
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Culver City
Los Angeles
Jack A. Ray
Daniel L. Wilson
Set
Luther Ward
A. R. Perkins
Ray
Press Telegram Published sahy on Sixth Street Long Beach
Public notice lists irregular typography and pricing lines from an audit bureau record dated under act of March 1879. The fragment mentions a Long Beach California location, a newspaper issue, and membership or circulation details with monetary figures.
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Press -Telegram
Sahy
Sundsy
Sixth Street
Fine Avenue
Long Beach
California
Audit Bureau of Ciiculation
Ike Handed New Plans for Defense
Paris Friday explained that the joint chiefs drafted a long range defense plan dubbed the new look. They favored keeping Army Navy and Marine Corps at present strength while expanding the Air Force to 127 wings, with a projected 43.0 billion dollar cost for 1955. Eisenhower accepted the chiefs plan but began moving toward economies and about a 10 percent manpower cut in noncombat forces for fiscal 1955.
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Paris
Joint Chiefs
Wilson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Congress
Mexican Has Throat Cut in Ear Brawl
Farias T. Corona, a Mexican farm worker, was near death at Orange County General Hospital after a gash from ear to ear and severed jugular in a saloon yard fight near 1000 block of Fourth Street. Henry A. Argaiida, 22, was recovering from a chest wound. three men were detained and a fourth fled. Police booked John Reyes, 20, Samuel Valdez, 24, and John Estrada, 15, on deadly weapons charges. officers seized two knives used in the slashing.
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Santa Ana
Farias T. Corona
Orange County General Hospital
Henry A. Argaiida
Olive St
Westminster
Corona
Fourth St
John Reyes
Adams St
J. Samuel
Valdez
Delhi
John Estrada
Argainda
Santo Gang Linked to Chester Case
A prosecution witness in the Jack Santo gang murder trial tied Santo to the Chester murders of Ches ter Guard Young and three children. Bernadine Pearney, an Army payroll clerk and former Santo girlfriend, said a July 9 talk with Larry Shea convinced her of Santo’s guilt in the Chester killings and the Hansen murder case.
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Nevada City
Jack Santo
Chester Guard Young
Bernadine Pearney
Santo
Larry Shea
Chester
Shea
Emmet Perkins
George Boles Jr
Edmund Hansen
Pearney
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Sways Judge Delays Taxi Driver Sentence Over Christmas
Paul A. Honberger, 43, pleaded guilty to petty theft for taking three dresses from Buffums' for a lady friend. Municipal Judge Frank Charvat delayed sentencing to January 4 after Honberger said he did not want to go to jail at Christmas. The lady friend received 20 days in jail on the same charge.
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Paul A. Honberger
Frank Charvat
Honberger
Buffums
Fisherman Burglar Gets Away
A burglar used a bamboo fishing pole to break into Beverly S. Crawford’s apartment at 1518 Magnolia Ave and steal a purse worth $245. Crawford, a 38 year old secretary, startled the thief as he fled after a failed attempt to retrieve the stolen items.
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Win
Beverly S. Crawford
Magnolia Ave
Michigan soldier held in Dallas kidnaping case
Don Joseph Sutcliffe from Detroit 22 admitted abducting a young couple in Dallas and raping the wife twice and robbing them of 87. He was captured near Donaldson Arkansas after fleeing in their car. The victims, from Roanoke near Dallas, reported the Christmas shopping trip turned into a night of captivity. Sutcliffe AWOL from Ft. Lewis, Washington, was arrested following a hitchhiking attempt. Authorities planned immediate extradition.
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Don Matthews
Reancks
Texas
Texarkana
Dallas
Malvern
Ark
Donald Joseph Sutcliffe
Detroit
Pet
Donaldson
Arkansas
Hye
Roanoke
Sutcliffe
John Thompson
Joe McCoy
Eugene Harris
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Burglar Leaves With Purse After Window Break-In
A woman described a window intrusion in which a thief pulled her purse through the open sash with a fishing pole. Police found the pole a block away on Henderson Street. The purse held $4, a $50 wallet, $45 glasses and a $150 compact.
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Henderson St
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Ike
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