MacArthur Urges End of War and Global Peace
General Douglas MacArthur on war and abolition called for world power cooperation to outlaw war. He warned against limited wars and praised peace while urging leaders to abandon expansionist aims and fear of communism, citing Korea and the Far East as proof of ongoing global tension. He praised the sculptor Burnham and reflected on religion guiding military duty and liberty.
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Los Angeles Episcopal
MacArthur
Hollywood
George Murphy
Red Skelton
Ann Miller
Victor McLaglen
Edmund Lowe
Louis B. Mayer
Roger Noble Burnham
Mac
Burnham
Korea
Truman
U. N
Red China
Formosa
China
Manchuria
Japan
U S Jet Wing Moves to Formosa Base in Crisis
A U S 18th Fighter-Bomber Wing with 75 Sabre Jets is reassigned to Formosa to bolster air power for the evacuation of the Tachens. Generals confer with Chinese leaders as U S carriers and destroyers maneuver in nearby waters. Transatlantic naval activity, air alerts, and field upgrades reflect heightened tension as both sides prepare for possible actions.
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Ramey
Tiger
Wang Shu- Ming
Wallinglist
Harald Grant
U. S
Tachen Islands
Here
Formosa
Singapore
Midway
U. S. Navy
Essex
Yorktown
Kearsarge
Wasp
United States
Hong Kong
Pittsburgh
Taipei
Okinawa
U.S
Taehens
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Toumen
413Th Air Force
Philippine
Ike Restricts Travel to Capital Vicinity
President Eisenhower will limit travel to trips no longer than two hours from Washington for two to three months. The move aims to keep close contact with Congress to push the administration’s legislative program amid fears of a broader Formosa crisis. The net effect cancels a planned Palm Springs trip but allows Augusta travel, with Sulumbine III handling the rounds. White House staff changes accompany the policy, including Stephens resigning as appointment secretary and Seaton, Shanley, and Morgan named to new posts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Formosa
White_ House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Palm Springs
Calif
Augusta
White House
Eeisenhower
Thomas
Stephens
Bernard M. Shanley
Shanley
Gerald D. Morgan
Morgan
Fred A. Seaton
Nebraska
Seaton
New York
Coming Back to Get Auto Traps Bandit
FBI agents arrested William Russell Brodek in Los Angeles on a federal bank robbery charge after he returned for his abandoned car near a Bank of America branch. A loaded automatic pistol was found on him when taken into custody at 52nd Street and Arlington Avenue following a stakeout on the suspect car.
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Los Anceles
FBI
William Russell Brodek
Corona
Bank of America
Brocek
52Nd St
Arlington Ave
Harry Lambert
Magnager
S. Western Ave
Collector of Internal Revenue
Brodex
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Waleer
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