Aggressor Label Demand Moves United Nations Action
ARE SUCCESS New York January 6 The United States told the 12 nation Asian Arab bloc at the United Nations that Communist China must be labeled an aggressor in Korea. Warren R Austin led the push urging clear action and no delays in pressing for militant measures. Talks with non Communist members and West European delegates continued as the U S campaign seeks to force a tougher U N stance.
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United States
United Nations
U. N
China
Korea
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Peking
New York
U.S
U.N
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Austin
General Assembly
Warren to Speak at Lincoln Day in Kansas City
Gov Earl Warren of California will headline the 51st annual Republican Lincoln Day observance on February 17 in Kansas City. The event is part of statewide GOP activities and features high profile speakers.
Jet shock felt city wide near Los Angeles
An unexplained blast rattled western Los Angeles causing thousands of calls. Brig Gen Albert Boyd of Edwards Air Force Base explained a jet dropping from 40,000 feet in a high speed dive pierced the sonic barrier, creating a vacuum and a thunderclap like shock. The event damaged a few Culver City windows but caused no injuries.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Muroc
Culver City
Santa Monica
San Fernando Valley
Gen
Boyd
Air Force
Los Angeles
Navy
California
Shack
Dayton
Ohio
Wright Field
President to Plead for Solid Support
President Truman is expected to urge national backing for his foreign policy in a forthcoming state of the union message. Senator Connally predicts Congress will be consulted before new European troop commitments, while Senator Taft argues for limits in appropriations and favors arming Western Europe via allied effort and U S air and sea power emphasis. Eisenhower’s Europe mission is seen as guiding future funding and legislative steps.
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Truman
Congress
Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Sen. Taft
Ohio
U. S
North Atlantic
Taft
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Western Europe
United States
West
Martin backs combat duty for youths age eighteen
Washington January 6 AP Sen Martin proposes universal basic military training for all 18 year olds and combat duty for many with swift overhaul of the Selective Service Act The administration aims to lower induction age to 18 extend service and cut exemptions as hearings begin on manpower policies President Truman and Lyndon Johnson indicate Marshall will present recommendations to Congress amid draft expirations and high yearly induction goals
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R.-Pa
Congress
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White House
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D. Tex
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
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Defense
Marshal
Johnson
President Truman
Defense Department
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Right Name Given Chinese Girl by Chance in Foxhole
Eight years after Marines found Patsy Li in Guadalcanal in 1943 a Chinese refugee girl now 15 arrives in Los Angeles and is enrolled at Walsingham Academy in Philadelphia. Father Gehring, missionary and priest, named her Patsy Li meaning little white plum blossom, guiding her life across wartime turmoil and reunion with her mother in Singapore.
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Patsy
Singapore
Los Angeles
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Gehring
Guadalcanal
Ruth Li
Mrs. Li
Kuala
Father Gehring Secon
Espiritu Santo
New Hebrides
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Efate
United States
New York
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Vincentian Mission
China
Philadelphia
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Sisters of Mercy
Merion, Fa
Walsingham Academy
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