ODonnell Cleared on A bomb Remark
General Vandenberg clears Maj. Gen. Emmett O Donnell of urging immediate atomic use on China. Air Force chief warns officers to be careful in public statements while Army notes an order encouraging more officer communication. O Donnell spoke at March Air Base after leading bombers in Korea to head the 15th Air Force.
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Rosie) O'Donnel
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Winter’s bitter enemy helps U N forces in Korea
Washington reports winter in Korea is killing and incapacitating enemy troops, boosting optimism as Gen. Douglas MacArthur builds up divisions. A high Army official says a winter offensive may be unnecessary, arguing the harsh season may decide the war by itself.
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U N Fall Session Won't Be Held in Paris
Paris officials announced after a French cabinet meeting that the United Nations fall session will not take place in Paris. Information Minister Albert Gazier issued the confirmation.
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Fortune for Your Thoughts: Kim Young's Idea Fortune
A feature on Kim Young who left school early and built a fortune by generating ideas. He worked as an advertising consultant, teacher, diplomat, and business innovator, detailing his method for creating original ideas that yield large profits. The February Reader's Digest promises 45 condensed articles of lasting interest.
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Ike Dissatisfied With Allies Offers Amid European Hesitation
The article reports Eisenhower touring Atlantic Pact nations and finding that most Western European states are unwilling to spend enough on rearmament. It notes public fear of war, desire to protect savings, and the belief only the U S and Britain could decisively act, risking US Congress funding if all hang back. The piece highlights Dutch and other European sentiments and the challenge of coordinating defense.
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Eisenhower Honored German Soldier. German Press Responds
In Frankfurt on January 24, wartime sentiment shifts as West German leaders and media cheer General Eisenhower for saying the German soldier as such did not lose his honor. Papers regard his remarks as a rehabilitation and urge cautious cooperation, while some demand revision of war crimes verdicts. The Bonn government expresses appreciation, though some citizens call for legal reexamination.
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Eisenhower
Wiesbaden
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Truman Names Commission to Study Subversion and Freedom
President Truman formed a nine member nonpartisan commission to study subversive activity and advise on laws balancing national security with individual rights. Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz was named chairman, with more members to follow, aiming to complete the study within a year.
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Nonpartisan Commission
Homer Ferguson
Mich
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