Eisenhower Report to Congress State Eisenhower Report to Congress
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower is expected to brief both chambers on western defense prospects after his Europe survey. Speaker Rayburn announced a possible Library of Congress address by Eisenhower, not a joint session, inviting all members and press. The briefing will follow a White House meeting with Truman Barkley McFarland and McCormack. The Monday briefing covered Korea with Gen Omar Bradley.
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Cold Wave Routs East's Balmy Spell
CHICAGO Jan 22 A sharp cold wave sweeping the Midwest drove temperatures lower across the eastern states. From Richmond Virginia to New York and Portland Maine, readings plunged well below freezing with drops of up to 38 degrees in 12 hours. Forecasters expected a warming trend in the plains and a surge above freezing in the central region by tomorrow.
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U S Plans Equal Treatment for Japan in Peace Talks
Washington January 22 United States aims to treat Japan as an equal partner in upcoming peace treaty negotiations to be held in Tokyo later this week. John Foster Dulles leads talks with Japanese readers' views invited and a goal to draft sign and implement a treaty swiftly.
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New Korea Data May Be Behind Optimism on War
Washington reports New Korea data from Gen. Walter B. Smith and Maj. Gen. Alexander Bolling may underlie Pentagon optimism on Korea. Their Far East briefings coincided with visits by Gen. J. Lawton Collins and Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg.
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Malaya Institutes First National Draft to Combat Reds
Kuala Lumpur January 22 The Malayan federation announced its first national draft to fight Communist terrorists. Twenty thousand Malayans of all races will be called for two years of service in regular forces police jungle companies or special constabulary as manpower director S W Foster Sutton stated.
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Drouth Crisis Grips Southwest Plains For 1951 Crop
Drouth grips Texas New Mexico and Arizona and moisture shortages extend to southern Colorado Utah and Nevada. The Agriculture Service warns drought could ruin this winter wheat crop without unusual rain in the next two months. Stockmen haul feed and water while cattle shipments to feedlots intensify the strain.
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Red Deal on Tibet Reported
Kalimpong India January 22 The leader of Tibet s mission to the United Nations said Tibetan leaders in Lhasa and Chinese Communists are negotiating directly on the Dalai Lama s future. The spokesman Dzasa Surk Bang had just returned from conferences with the Dalai Lama and Tibetan officials at Ya tung near Shxim, Tibet s border. The Chinese Reds who invaded Tibet were negotiating with leaders who remained in Lhasa after the 16 year old Dalai Lama and government fled.
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Firestone unveils puncture proof tubeless tire
Akron Ohio January 22 Firestone Tire and Rubber Co announces a new tubeless tire described as blowout safe and puncture proof. The tire uses an inner diaphragm to retain air after a blowout and claims to remove all hazards from any tire failure, helping drivers maintain control.
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West Seeks Russ Attitude on Meet on World Crisis
U S Britain and France will press Russia this week to state its stance on meeting to discuss world issues. The note, to be delivered in Moscow, signals a possible Big Four talk, but experts warn a failure could worsen tensions. Two aims drive the move: show resolve to explore peace options and gain propaganda leverage for Western unity against potential Russian shifts.
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Malik Recovering From Heart Ailment at UN
New York January 22 United Nations delegate Jacob A Malik who has been laid up five days with a recurring heart ailment is reported to be much better officials said today the born diplomat is in hospital under observation and improving gradually to full strength while his colleagues hope for a quick return to duties
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