Sheriff Captain Fired for Lying in Rummel Quiz
Los Angeles dispatch reports Captain Carl Pearson fired from the sheriff's force after admitting he lied during investigators and LAPD questioning about a conference with attorney Sam Rummel before the attorney was ambushed. Pearson served 26 years. retirement was canceled.
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United Nations Faces Collapse If It Quits Korea
U N delegates say no appeasement to end war and risk U N prestige. A Communist victory could topple the organization, while resisting force may bring dangerous consequences including possible world war. Pearson warns an attack on the U N would hit all members. The Soviet Union backs China, blocking moves harming them as China and North Korea push a tough line. Korea dominates U N talks, with crisis driving realism and unity against aggression as the U N considers force if needed.
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Red China's Aggression In Korea. :Only 17 of the 60 U. N
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Prayer Day Urged for U S Leaders by Rep Rogers
In Washington a House resolution proposes Christmas Eve Sunday December 24 as a national day of prayer for U S leaders amid crisis. Rep Rogers Florida says the North Atlantic defense pact ceremony lacked a prayer and blames organizers for omitting a minister to invoke divine guidance.
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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Opens in Moscow
The 4 year old American film starring James Stewart and Jean Arthur screens in a Moscow first run theater under the title Senator. It draws large crowds, with a Soviet edition noting it was taken as war booty in Berlin 1945.
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Million-Dollar Yacht Sold in Seattle
A $1,000,000 schooner Fantame from the estate of the late Arthur Guinness was sold today in Seattle. Brothers William and Joseph Jones, boat traders, bought the 257-foot vessel for an undisclosed price and may convert it into a boating museum while considering options in San Francisco.
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