Chiang Defends Kinmen and Matsu in Naval Theater
Chiang Kai-shek urged that Kinmen and Matsu must be defended as part of Taiwan and Penghu’s defense. He cited U S and ROC statements on joint defense, noted heavy Communist shelling at Quemoy, and described plans after the Tachens’ evacuation. The Navy redeployed Seventh Fleet ships as the Tachen garrison was withdrawn.
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Chiang
Quemoy
Matsu
Kinmen
Communista
Republic of China
United States
Kinman
Taiwan
Penghu
Strait of
Formosa
Amoy
Matsu Island
Here
Foochow
Redport
George Yeh
U.S
Felt
Tachens
Washington
United Nations
Formosa Strait
U. N
China
Law Court
Tachen
Feiping
Red Forces
Wushaan
Pishan
Red
U.S. 7Th Fleet
U. S. Navy
Far East
Keelung
Debate on Cease-Fire Adjourned
The council adjourned debate on a Formosa cease fire as Soboley pressed to address U S aggression in China and withdrawal from Formosa. Western delegates said suspending debate did not end the New Zealand proposal or the Soviet charges. Nehru and Britain backed a quick cease fire and participation of Nationalist China in talks. Molotov’s 10 power plan drew criticism.
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Soboley
U. S
China
Formose
New Zealand
Dribate
Peiping
Tachen Islands
Formosa
London
Nehru
Britain
France
United States
V. M. Molotov
Chiang Kai-shek
Abigail Adams and ex fiancee found dead in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills police say Abigail Adams 31 was found dead in bed in her apartment after an overdose of sleeping pills. Max Marks, a drug store owner, found her Sunday when she did not answer her phone. George Jessel, once engaged to Adams, recalled their last times together and said he planned a dinner date with her. The case prompts questions about Adams's habit of taking sleeping pills and follows a prior Miami political disruption involving public figures.
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Abigail Adams
Miss Adams
George Jessel
Beverly Hills
Wiaa Pa
Yidge
Max Marks
Marks
Lester V. Laurion
Jessel
Santa Anita
Jean Buchanan
Charlotte
Miami
Fla
Abele
Aronovitz
E. N. Claughton
U. S
John Adams
Johns
Armey
Quincy Adams
Lyle Talbot
Roderick Crawford
Academy
Dade County
GOP
Myron McCormick
New York
Crawford
Jand McCormick
Wesley EL Garrison
Republi
Barring Negroes at Miami Lincoln Dinner Draws Fire
A state committeeman seized the microphone as the Negroes left and said he was leaving, claiming Abe Lincoln would be upset. Garrison said every member of the Dade County executive committee exited with him. A small group of party teachers met to discuss possible damage suit against Claughton, with no decision until a general meeting of 230 county executives.
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Abe Lincoln
Garrison
Dade County
Claughton
Power Failure Halts Transit in New York City
A Brooklyn power house generator failure halted most of New York City’s transit today, delaying an estimated 650000 passengers. Subways, elevated trains, trolleybuses and trolley cars stopped at 535 am. by 215 pm trains were back but delays persisted until about 845 am. Trains were cut off from Manhattan, with lights out in stations though emergency lights functioned. No injuries reported. the independent division and IRT were unaffected.
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New York
East River
Brooklyn-Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Manhattan
Independent
Interborough Rapid Transit
Bonelli Misses Date With Grand Jurors
Santa Ana William G Bonelli eluded a subpoena to appear before the Orange County grand jury probing liquor licensing irregularities and bar permit payoffs. The grand jury postponed deciding next steps as Bonelli remains under scrutiny though indicted in San Diego. Pause and Dockins face conspiracy charges in a separate case with trial to be decided. Pause seeks jury waiver while awaiting a trial jury impanelment.
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Santa Ana
William G
Big Bill
Everett Reese
Bonelli
San Diego County
Franklin G. West
Hermar
Orange County
Glover L. Dockins
Army Helicopter Crashes Killing Two on Flight
An Army helicopter crashed near Bann ing drawing fire and exploding killing the pilot and a passenger. The air rescue squadron removed the bodies and withheld identification pending kin notification. A sheriff's spokesman said the craft suddenly dropped and burst into flames as it struck the earth. Military officials said the cross country flight from Fort Winfield Scott San Francisco likely encountered a downdraft.
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Banning GP
Sheriff's Office
March Air Force Base
Ft. Winfield Scott
San Francisco
Atom Blast Tuesday in Nevada
Nevada hosts the Atomic Energy Commission briefing as Adm. Lewis L. Strauss witnesses the first atomic blast at Yucca Flats. Tests plan 800 to 500 foot towers, unmanned radiation testers, and wide fallout monitoring with 350 civilian workers and 9,000 troops.
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Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Desert
Strauss
AEC
Empire State Bldg
Yucca Flats
Salt Lake City
Pacific
United States
Army
Bus Company Seeks Route Changes and Schedule Cuts
The bus company proposes to reroute several lines including Atherton Street to Palo Verde and Shaueneeer Road to Walkerton Street, eliminate a terminal loop on Gladys Avenue, and extend service eastward to State College sparking lot. Services on Bellflower-Lakewood Route 11 would shift to Willow Street, creating a Meany-area service, with no residential development in the discarded zone. A shuttle on the State College branch would connect with the main line every third schedule, aligned to class times. Schedule reductions and expansions cover Pacific Coast, Magnolia, Worth Long Beach, Athentic-Orange, Bellflower-Lakewood, E. Broadway, Santa Fe, Paramount-Orange, and Bellflower routes with mixed peak and weekend changes to base frequencies and times.
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Atherton St
Palo Verde Ave
Stearns St
Shaueneeer Ra
Walkerton St
Gladys Ave
Coast Hivy
17Th St
Temple Ave
Anaheim St
Bellflower Blvd
Anaheim Rd
State College
Bellflower- Anaheim
St. Campus
Studebaker
Lees Ave
Los Santos Dr
Stearns
Stearns St. and Studebaker Rd
Pacific Coast Hwy
Bellflower
Lakewood
Spring St
Lakewood Blvd
Clark Ave
Willow St
Spring
Willow Sts
Pacific Coast
Huy. Ling T
Pacific Ave
Magnolia
Long Beach Powis
E. Broadway
Santa Fa Ave
Whittier Man Promoted To Santa Fe Chief Clerk
William Krisman of Whittier has been named chief clerk of the Santa Fe Railway general passenger department in Los Angeles. Born in 1902, he started as a messenger in the Los Angeles passenger department in 1928 and has risen through the ranks.
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Whittier
Santa Fe Railway
Los Angeles
William Krisman
Loch Avon Dr
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Dee Rogers
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