President outlines tax, statehood, and policy issues
Eisenhower answers reporters on several topics including the economics of state and federal tax policy, Alaska statehood doubts, Hawaii readiness, and limits of universal military training. He plans a Friday meeting with governors and a Congressional delegation to discuss tax division and federal roles. The talks touch the McCarthy probe and the Voice of America program. The president warns no quick solutions and emphasizes careful study.
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Korea
Allied Forces Clash With Reds in Cuped Hill Raid
United Press reports a dawn raid near Panmunjom where Allied infantry stormed Red positions on Red hill southeast of Panmunjom. U S troops overran trenches, faced about 160 defenders, and inflicted heavy casualties while a second force blockaded reinforcements. Missouri shelled fronts 120 miles north, and U N losses were reported amid several probing attacks by Chinese forces.
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Korea War Blame Placed on Russia
U S delegate in the Koreаn debate accuses the Soviet Union of prolonging the war by arming North Korea and China. He cites Soviet training, equipment, planes, naval mines, anti aircraft guns, and a new IL 28 aircraft supplied to the Reds, noting 2500 Soviet supplied planes and ongoing replacement of Communist hardware.
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Jelke Trial Witness Describes Earnings and Allegations
Elizabeth Teal, defending Mickey Jelke, testifies about his income of 180 to 400 dollars a month from call girl earnings while Jelke faces state charges of inducing women into prostitution and living off their profits. The testimony contrasts with the prosecution’s account of Jelke as heir to a margarine fortune in a case detailing social vice allegations.
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Jelke
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Ward’s funds from trust and loans fueled lavish Manhattan flat
Ward, nineteen, received monthly sums from $180 to $400 from a trust fund and Bankers Trust Co loans. Mrs Teal of Danbury Connecticut testified she gave cash gifts during that period and provided funds to redecorate his upscale apartment on Manhattan’s Upper East Side.
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