Ike Eisenhower Says Soldiers Must Keep Quiet On Politics
London January 16 AP Ike Eisenhower stated that as long as Japan and Germany are involved in politics soldiers must remain silent. He spoke during his Atlantic Pact tour before departing for Lisbon, noting no reference to Douglas MacArthur's public comments. He emphasized that when issues involve world statesmen soldiers must refrain from speaking out.
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Atlantic
Free World
John Taxpayer Burden Highlighted In Tax Debate
Washington reports that President Truman and advisers warn of heavy tax impacts on the common man. They say the largest revenue will come from low and middle incomes under $10,000, with millions of taxpayers in under $6,000 and under $4,500 brackets bearing the bulk of new levies.
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Moscow blast dims prospect of cease-fire
Indian sources say China may accept a Korean cease-fire but a Moscow strike against the United Nations plan cooled hopes. New Delhi reports Peiping offers cautious separation to the plan, calling for talks on Far East matters after fighting ends.
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Casualty List 202 Bears 312 Names
The Defense Department released list 12021 naming 312 additional Korean war casualties. It includes 36 killed, 61 wounded, 202 missing in action and 13 injured in accidents.
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Defense Department
Nehru Says UN Recognizes Red China as Key Power
India's premier told a London news conference that the United Nations effectively recognizes Red China as a major power to be dealt with in Far Eastern questions. He criticized continued American backing of Chiang Kai-shek's regime in Formosa and noted no plan to visit Moscow or Peiping unless necessary.
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Pening
Christian Endeavor Editor Takes Sides
SAN FRANCISCO January 16 uP Dr Daniel A Poling president of the Christian Endeavor Union urges American support for the Chinese underground and Chiang Kai Shek Poling editor of the Christian Herald heads the All American Conference to combat communism He declared yesterday the Chinese underground grows stronger under Communist pressure and Chiang has 350000 well trained troops among 750000 on Formosa
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Formosa
Byrnes Urges Yanks Bolster West Europe
James F. Byrnes in Columbia urged concentration of U S forces in Western Europe as a first line of defense against Soviet aggression. He called for freezing wages and prices at home and warned against delaying action or adopting political proposals that could divide the nation. He favored aid to Spain and Yugoslavia, and urged allied unity while proposing withdrawal of forces from Korea if the UN does not declare China an aggressor.
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Manchuria
Four Die In California Plane Crash Near Calero Dam
Four people perished in a light plane crash 15 miles south of San Jose near Calero Dam. Victims were Robert C. Overfelt, 32, and his wife Dorothy, 26, Henry Anderson Lilla, 38, and his wife Evelyn, 35, all Hayward residents. They departed Hayward airport for Los Angeles. Weather at the time was reported bad by Civil Aeronautics Authorities.
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Army plane aids saving private's girl in Virginia
Five year old Linda Sue Beel from Clinchen Virginia suffers a brain growth and facial deformity. An Army air evacuation mission transported her to Camp Fickett for evaluation with plans to transfer if treatment is possible to Walter Reed in Washington. Funds raised totaled 1600 dollars plus union pledges to help. Her father Private Edric L Beel served in Camp Campbell Kentucky on leave for the mission.
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Ala
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