Yoshida Seeks Pact With Chiang Regime
Tokyo reports Premier Shigeru Yoshida states Japan will not sign a peace and trade treaty with Red China but is prepared to conclude a treaty with Chiang Kai shek's Nationalist government in Formosa as soon as legally possible. He cites concerns over China backing Japanese communists and notes an intended normal relations accord under a multilateral peace treaty framework.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
China
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
Yoshida
Governsement
U. S. State Department
John Foster Owles
Japan Communist Party
Moscow
Russia
Dulles
San Francisco
New Orleans Solon Leads in Louisiana Poll
New Orleans Rep Hale Boggs led in the Louisiana primary with 78 840 votes from 860 precincts as Kennon trailed 71 884. Spaht, Dodd, McLemore, Leblanc, Parker, Grace and Liles trailed. runoff possible Feb 19 if no majority. Long backed Boggs amid bitter personal attacks and gambling issue debates.
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New Orleans
U. 5
Hale Boggs
Russell Long
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
Minden
Carlos Spaht
Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Boggs
Kennon
Spaht
William Dodd
James McLemore
Alexandria Cattleman
Dudley Leblanc
Hadacol
Abbeville
Kermit Parker
Long Family
GOP Key Men Arriving in S F Taft 3-to-1 Choice
An Associated Press poll of 98 GOP national committee members shows Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio favored by 31, Eisenhower 9, Warren 2, Stassen 1 among 43 respondents. The poll, taken ahead of a national committee meeting, suggests Taft leads but a convention floor fight is likely with many undecided.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP National Committee
Associated Press
Taft
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Harold E. Stassen
National Committee
GOP
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Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
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Weather Normal in Most of U S
A Associated Press report notes for the winter weather across the nation that most areas were near normal. Cold spots existed in Montana and the Dakotas toward the Lake Superior region with Cut Bank at 20 below zero. Snow touched the northern Rockies and Dakotas, with flurries in the northern Great Lakes and northern New England.
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Montana
Dakotas
Lake Superior
Cut Bank
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Rockies
Minnesota
Great Lakes
New England
UN and ROK War Casualties Reach 414 495
Paris report totals casualties of United Nations and Republic of Korea forces in Korea war at 414 495. US casualties listed as 104 383 with 16 057 killed, 75 602 wounded, 12 724 total. Other nations show varied losses. Ethiopia and Greece data noted as outdated. UN survey planned for year-end report.
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Republic of Korea
Associated Press
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Ethiopia
Republic of
South) Korea
Australia
Belgium
Luxembourg
Britain
Canada
Greece
Sebertanas
Ei Ay Gee
Eeteng
Turkey
Africa
Thailand
Tota
Korea
France Leader Plans Coalition Regime
Paris January 16 1942 minister of justice Edgar Faure told President Vincent Auriol he would attempt to form a coalition government. The 43-year-old leader has spent five days in conferences with parties to shape a cabinet likely to gain national assembly approval.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Vincent Auriol
National Assembly
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